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When equilibrium GDP is below potential GDP, jobs are plentiful and unemployment is low.
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An economist who claims that an increase in government spending would result mainly in a higher price level believes the economy is operating where
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Equilibrium GDP in excess of potential GDP eventually will cause the aggregate
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The aggregate supply curve shows how much the nation's businesses are willing and able to produce at each price level.
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If aggregate demand is $2,000 billion and aggregate supply is $2,300 billion, the price level will rise.
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When OPEC cut energy production in 1973, the aggregate supply curve shifted outward.
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If the MPC of an economy is .90 and the economy has a horizontal aggregate supply curve, then an increase in investment spending of $50 million will increase total income by
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The post-World War II record shows that recessionary gaps may be long-lasting because ____ tends not to occur.
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Many economists are in favor of increased immigration of adult foreigners who possess high levels of skills and education.Why?
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The combination of high unemployment and high inflation is termed
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A period of stagflation is the normal aftermath of a period of
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Suppose we observe an economy experience an economic expansion and high inflation.This means the expansion is attributed to
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Input prices are fixed for a period of time and this causes firms to increase production as prices increase.
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A vertical aggregate supply curve increases the size of the multiplier effect.
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The aggregate supply curve slopes upward because as price rises the quantity of output supplied rises.
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