Exam 13: Business Fluctuations
Exam 1: The Big Ideas253 Questions
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The term "stagflation" was used to describe the occurrence of a recession along with high inflation in the mid-1970s.What kind of shock is required to cause stagflation?
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Which of the following combinations would be on an aggregate demand curve with a spending growth rate of 6%?
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If both the growth rate and the velocity of the money supply are fixed,then a higher inflation rate will cause:
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If the actual rate of inflation turns out to be higher than the expected rate of inflation,what happens to the growth rate of output before expectations are updated?
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If spending growth is 6% and inflation is also 6%,this means that:
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The long-run aggregate supply curve describes an economy in which wages and prices are sticky.
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A real shock is a rapid change in economic conditions that affects the productivity of resources.
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An increase in the inflation rate in the long run only occurs with an increase in money growth.
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A decrease in the supply of oil makes capital and labor less productive.
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The lowering of the growth rate of the money supply is represented graphically by a:
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In the basic model with AD and LRAS only,a shock to aggregate demand has an effect on the inflation rate but no effect on the real growth rate.
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A negative real shock causes the long-run aggregate supply curve to shift:
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During the Great Depression,the U.S.aggregate demand curve:
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Which of the following is a negative real shock that occurred during the Great Depression?
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Money will not be neutral in the short run in the AD-AS model when prices and wages are sticky.
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