Exam 11: Fiscal Policy and the Federal Budget
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If a person predicts that a cut in income tax rates will decrease income tax revenues,he or she implicitly assumes that the percentage __________ in the tax base will be __________ the percentage cut in the tax rate.
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The transmission lag is the time between
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When a decrease in one or more components of private spending completely offsets an increase in government spending,there is
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Exhibit 11-1
-Refer to Exhibit 11-1.The economy is currently at point 1.In this situation,Keynesian economists would most likely propose
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There is zero crowding out and the federal budget is balanced at the time government purchases are increased.It follows that the __________ curve shifts to the __________,and in the short run both the price level and Real GDP __________.
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To eliminate a recessionary gap,Keynesian theory indicates that government should
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Between the data lag and the legislative lag falls the __________ lag.
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Suppose that income tax revenues are maximized at an average (income)tax rate of 45 percent.If the Laffer curve is a correct diagrammatic representation of the relationship between tax rates and tax revenue,it follows that a tax rate of
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Define crowding out.Give a hypothetical numerical example to show the difference between complete crowding out and incomplete crowding out.Explain how complete and incomplete crowding out could impact the effectiveness of fiscal policy.
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If the structural deficit is $750 billion and the cyclical deficit is $150 billion,it follows that the __________ is __________ billion.
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Which of the following is an example of automatic fiscal policy?
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The United States currently has a progressive income tax structure.
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The deficit that exists when the economy operates at full employment is called the __________ deficit.
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List and describe three of the five different lags that can occur which may impede the effectiveness of the use of fiscal policy.
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The top 1% of income earners in the U.S.(those with the highest taxable incomes)pay
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Define the term budget deficit (as it applies to the federal government)and describe the difference between a cyclical deficit and a structural deficit.Provide a hypothetical numerical example to help support your answer.
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With a progressive income tax,as taxable income rises (up to a certain point),one's tax rate rises.
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