Exam 22: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply
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Why do wage increases along with increases of other input prices impact the short-run aggregate supply but not the long-run aggregate supply,unless they reflect permanent reductions in the supply of those inputs?
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Which of the following is true of the long-run aggregate supply curve?
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Describe the difference between a microeconomic demand curve and an aggregate demand curve.
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If consumption in the United States was 68 percent of GDP,investment was 19 percent,government purchases were 13 percent,exports were 14 percent,and imports were 14 percent,net exports were equal to ____ percent of GDP.
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Explain why the short-run supply curve is not vertical,but the long-run aggregate supply curve is vertical.
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If there is currently an inflationary gap,an increase in aggregate demand will make the inflationary gap smaller,but a decrease in aggregate demand would make the inflationary gap larger.
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If there were no real wealth or interest rate effect,the aggregate demand curve would still be downward sloping.
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Holding all other things constant,when the price level rises,interest rates:
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If net exports are negative,then aggregate demand will be less than the sum of consumption,investment,and government purchases.
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The notion that "supply creates its own demand" is known as:
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An increase in disposable income would tend to shift aggregate demand right.
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According to the interest rate effect,as the price level increases,households and firms' holdings of money ____,interest rates ____,investments ____,and the quantity RGDP demanded ____.
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Which of the following does not increase U.S.aggregate demand?
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For individuals who are holding money or fixed dollar value assets,inflation has the effect of:
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