Exam 36: Five Debates Over Macroeconomic Policy
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If the central bank has discretion to make policy,it may create economic fluctuations that reflect the electoral calendar.This is called the political business cycle.
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What's the basis for arguing that deficits are likely to lead to lower living standards in the future?
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Many studies indicate changes in monetary policy have most of their effect on aggregate demand about six months after the change is made.
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Studies have shown significant spending changes arise from interest rate changes only after
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Inflation reduction has the lowest cost when the efforts are
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Proponents of zero-inflation policies acknowledge that the public is unconcerned about the inflation rate.
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Which country does not use inflation targeting in its monetary policy process?
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The Federal Reserve will tend to tighten monetary policy when
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Explain how tax provisions to encourage private saving may reduce national saving.
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A decrease in the tax rate is more likely to increase national saving if
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Social Security and government health-insurance programs account for
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Proponents of a balanced government budget acknowledge that running a budget deficit is justifiable in time of war.
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The Federal Reserve operates under a rule that requires money supply growth by one percentage point for every percentage point that unemployment rises above its natural rate.
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Which of the following likely occurs when households and firms are pessimistic?
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