Exam 16: The Markets for Labor, Capital, and Land

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To offset the effect of a steep fall in net exports on the economy, the government might:

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The smaller the MPC:

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If the marginal propensity to consume is 4/5, the multiplier is:

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During a recession, total public assistance payments and unemployment compensation payments automatically increase while income taxes automatically decrease. Which of the following best describes the effect of these changes on aggregate demand?

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Which policy would a supply-sider prefer, an across-the-board tax reduction in income tax rates or a package of tax-relief measures that would give every household a $200 tax rebate and allow them to deduct the interest they pay on credit card purchases?

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In the short run, fiscal policy has its primary affect on aggregate demand but in the long run fiscal policy can influence saving, investment and economic growth.

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If the government decides to spend an extra $4 billion on fighter jets that they would otherwise have spent on computers, and the MPC = 0.75, what is the effect on AD?

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Fiscal policy is the use of government purchases and taxes to alter RGDP and the price level.

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The government's fiscal policy is its plan to regulate aggregate demand by manipulating:

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Why don't governments avoid budget deficits under all circumstances?

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If government increases its purchases by $20 billion and the MPC = 0.9, the resulting increase in the consumption component of AD is:

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Supply-side economists encourage government to reduce taxes, deregulate, and increase spending on research and development because they think that these types of policies lead to greater long-run economic growth.

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If MPC = 2/3, a decrease in government purchases of $10 billion will ultimately lead to:

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If Melanie had $200,000 of income and spent $180,000 on consumption in 2010 and had $300,000 of income and spent $240,000 on consumption in 2011:

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The main components of spending, which can cause changes in aggregate demand, are:

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If there is initially a federal budget deficit, and taxes rise, while transfer payments fall:

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Assume that there is a $20 billion increase in government purchases. If MPC = 0.8, the sum of the indirect effect on aggregate demand through induced additional consumption purchases is equal to:

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A decrease in government purchases or an increase in taxes, other things being equal, will tend to:

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Automatic stabilizers in the United States are:

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A major advantage of automatic stabilizers is that they:

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