Chat with AIExam 14: Monopolistic Competition and Product Differentiation
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Any permanent change in the quantity of any factor of production available 
capital, technology, land, or labor 
can cause a shift in both the long-run and short-run aggregate supply curves.
capital, technology, land, or labor can cause a shift in both the long-run and short-run aggregate supply curves. (True/False)
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(67) ____ are unexpected temporary events that can either increase or decrease short-run aggregate supply.
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(83) If exports and imports both rose, but exports rose less than imports,
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An increase in investment combined with a decrease in education would have an indeterminate effect on both short run and long run aggregate supply.
(True/False)
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(69) Both short and long-run aggregate supply curves can shift to the right if entrepreneurial activities lower costs of production and expand what can be produced.
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(70) Which of the following does not increase U.S. aggregate demand?
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(81) If input prices adjusted just as quickly as output prices, the profit effect leading to an increase in RGDP supplied would disappear.
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(81) A disaster that destroys a large part of current agricultural output will not change LRAS, while a disaster that destroys the capital stock in a major city will reduce LRAS.
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(87) The interest rate effect suggests that the negative slope of the aggregate demand curve results at least in part because changes in the price level affect:
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(76) If exports and imports both fell, but exports fell less than imports,
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(82) If the price level in the United States decreases, domestic goods will become relatively cheaper than foreign goods, the demand for U.S.-made goods will increase, and the U.S. aggregate demand curve will shift to the right.
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(72) Exhibit 14-2 
-In Exhibit 14-2, which curve represents aggregate demand?
-In Exhibit 14-2, which curve represents aggregate demand? (Multiple Choice)
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(83) Higher interest rates will tend to reduce aggregate demand, other things being equal.
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(81) According to the "misperception effect" explanation of short-run aggregate supply, firms increase output as the price level rises because they mistake the increase in overall prices for an increase in the relative price of their own output.
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(80) The short-run aggregate supply curve is positively sloped. Which of the following is not one of the explanations given in the text?
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