Exam 36: Six Debates Over Macroeconomic Policy
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Those who desire that policymakers stabilize the economy would advocate which of the following when aggregate demand is insufficient to ensure full employment?
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Carefully explain how monetary policy can be used to counter a recession. Explain what the central bank does as well as how its actions affect the economy. Under what circumstances is fiscal policy especially useful?
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Which of the following is not a valid point in debating the merits of increasing government expenditures or cutting taxes during a recession?
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Suppose aggregate demand fell. In order to stabilize the economy, the government might
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Provide two specific ways in which reducing inflation might leave "permanent scars" on the economy.
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According to traditional Keynesian analysis, which has a greater impact on aggregate demand, changing taxes or changing government expenditures? Why?
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Social Security transfers wealth from younger generations to older generations.
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Using typical estimates of the sacrifice ratio, how much output would likely be sacrificed to reduce inflation by 3 percent?
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When the government has a deficit, a burden is necessarily imposed on future generations of taxpayers.
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A balanced budget would require that when real GDP was growing rapidly,
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In addition to the tax code, other policies reduce the incentives for people to save Provide an example.
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In the summer of 2008, consumers indicated that they were less optimistic about the future of the economy. Such a change in sentiment is likely to
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Which part of the Federal Reserve determines monetary policy? How often does it meet? What does it set a target for?
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Which costs of inflation could the government reduce without reducing inflation?
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Which of the following is not an argument in favor of reforming the tax laws to encourage saving?
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According to computer estimates using a traditional macroeconomic model, the Obama administration found that the multiplier for tax cuts and government expenditures were respectively
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