A) Contribute to the downward inflexibility of wages
B) Help reduce the downward inflexibility of wages
C) Increase the velocity of money
D) Reduce the velocity of money
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A) Lesser work effort
B) A lower wage rate
C) Increased job turnover
D) Reduced supervision costs
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A) Is limited by the crowding-out effect on investment
B) Is enhanced by the crowding-out effect on investment
C) Should be based on rules rather than discretion
D) Should be based on discretion rather than rules
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A) Only short-run changes in output and employment
B) Long-run changes in output and employment
C) Only short-run changes in the price level
D) No change in output and employment
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A) $140 billion
B) $180 billion
C) $220 billion
D) $260 billion
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A) Monetarism
B) Mainstream economics
C) Rational expectations
D) New classical economics
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A) Decrease in the money supply will increase the price level
B) Increase in the money supply will decrease the price level
C) Increase in the money supply will increase the price level
D) Decrease in the money supply will have no effect on the price level
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A) Movement from point B to point A
B) Movement from point A to point B
C) Shift from AS1 to AS2
D) Shift from AD2 to AD1
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True/False
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A) Capitalist economies tend to be stable
B) Monetary policy rules are desirable
C) Fiscal policy is a useful stabilization tool
D) Crowding-out of investment makes fiscal policy ineffective
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A) Effects of aggregate supply shocks on the level of real output and the price level
B) Importance of the effects of changes in the money supply on the economy
C) Use of discretion rather than rules for guiding economic policy in the economy
D) Influence of real changes, such as in technology and resource availability, on the level of output
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A) The theorists confuse correlation with causation in interpreting the empirical evidence
B) People do not make consistent forecasting errors which can be exploited by policy makers
C) Many markets are not purely competitive and do not adjust rapidly to changing market conditions
D) The data indicate that economic policy does not affect real GDP and employment
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True/False
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A) AS = AD
B) Saving = Income - Spending
C) MV = PQ
D) AD = C + Ig + G + Xn
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True/False
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A) Monetary rule
B) Velocity of money
C) Asset demand for money
D) Transactions demand for money
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A) Aggregate expenditures will be $1,600
B) Aggregate expenditures will be $960,000
C) V must be 3
D) V must be 1.5
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A) There is a tight relationship between the money supply and nominal GDP
B) Velocity is more variable and unpredictable than expected
C) The money supply increases at a constant, not a variable rate
D) Nominal GDP is directly related to changes in the price level
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A) Cut taxes
B) Balance its budget
C) Eliminate transfer payments
D) Fix government spending
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A) Rises by 33 percent
B) Falls by 33 percent
C) Rises from 6 to 8
D) Falls from 8 to 6
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