Exam 9: The Sticky-Price Income-Expenditure Framework: Consumption and the Multiplier

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The level of investment spending I is equal to

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Fluctuations in real GDP are called

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In the short-run, each of the following is true except

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If prices are sticky, the level of real GDP is determined by

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If the real interest rate decreases,

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The equilibrium level of national income is equal to

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If the level of autonomous spending is $6000 billion, the marginal propensity to expend is .4, and the level of national income is $8000, planned expenditures would be equal to

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The economy can be out of equilibrium even though total expenditures equal national income

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If the marginal propensity to expend is equal to .4, and the level of autonomous spending increases by $1500 billion, the equilibrium level of national income will

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The flexible-price model does not give a complete picture of the macroeconomy for each of the following reasons except

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If the real interest rate decreases,

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If the marginal propensity to consume decreases, the marginal propensity to expend will _______ and the value of the multiplier will ________.

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In the expansion or boom phase of the business cycle, each of the following generally occurs except

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If foreign real income decreases,

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In the sticky price model of the macroeconomy,

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If prices are sticky, lower planned expenditure will

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Each of the following facts about the economy of the United States over the decade of the 1990s is true except

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If the tax rate increases,

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In the sticky-price model, a decrease in the baseline level of consumption spending will not result in an increase in savings, and thus a reduction in the real interest rate, because

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The questions with which Chapter 9 is concerned include each of the following except

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