Exam 16: Fiscal Policy
Exam 1: Getting Started350 Questions
Exam 2: The Usand Global Economies199 Questions
Exam 3: The Economic Problem271 Questions
Exam 4: Demand and Supply317 Questions
Exam 5: Gdp: a Measure of Total Production and Income254 Questions
Exam 6: Jobs and Unemployment343 Questions
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When tax revenues equal government outlays, the situation is referred to as
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The use of the federal budget to achieve macroeconomic objectives of full employment and sustainable economic growth is
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Government tax revenues ________ during an expansion and ________ during a recession, which leads to larger budget deficits during the ________ phase of the business cycle.
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To eliminate a recessionary gap, the government can ________ government expenditures on goods and services or ________ taxes.
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If tax revenue is $230 billion and the government's outlays are $235 billion, then the budget
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"The federal budget is required by law to balance." Is the previous statement correct or incorrect?
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Suppose the economy is in an equilibrium in which real GDP is less than potential GDP.To increase real GDP, the government can use a fiscal stimulus of
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When tax revenue ________ outlays is positive, then the government has a budget ________.
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Ignoring any supply-side effects, when taxes are hiked, real GDP ________ and the price level ________.
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As contrasted to the mainstream view, Keynesian economists believe that ________ than mainstream economists believe.
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When the government's outlays equal its tax revenue, the budget
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Once supply side effects are taken into account, tax cuts for labor income can change i. the supply of labor
Ii) potential GDP.
Iii) the growth rate of potential GDP.
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Which of the following is a limitation of discretionary fiscal policy?
i. law-making lags
ii. estimating potential GDP
iii. income gap
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The figure above shows an economy aggregate demand curve and aggregate supply curves.
-Suppose the shift from AD₀ to AD₁ and from AS₀ to AS₁ is the result of fiscal policy.If the effect on aggregate demand was larger than the figure above shows, as a result the price level would be ________ 110 and real GDP would be ________ $14 trillion.
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A cut in the income tax rate ________ the tax wedge and ________ employment, saving, and investment.
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The supply-side effects of a change in taxes on labor income means that ________ in taxes on labor income shift the ________.
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When government outlays exceed tax revenues, does the government have a budget deficit or surplus?
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If the income tax rate is 20 percent and the tax rate on consumption expenditure is 15 percent, then the tax wedge is
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If a change in the tax laws leads to a $100 billion decrease in tax revenue, then aggregate demand
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