1 |
The costs of inflation are |
Shoe leather costs
Menu costs
Income redistribution
All of the above
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2 |
The short run Philips curve can shift in response to changes in |
inflationary expectations
Unemployment
The inflation rate
Wage rates
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3 |
The long run Philips curve is _________ at the ______ |
Horizontal natural rate of inflation
Horizontal , natural rate of unemployment
Vertical , natural rte of inflation
Vertical , equilibrium rate of unemployment.
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4 |
The Philips curve shows the trade off between ________ and _____ |
The inflation rate, interest rates
The inflation rate, the unemployment rate
interest rates, output
Output, employment
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5 |
Government may contribute to inflationary pressure on account of building up large. |
Numbers of employees
Welfare plans
Budget deficits
Expenditure.
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6 |
During periods of rising inflation and rising interest rates we expect the demand for real cash to. |
rise
fall
not change
fluctuate
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7 |
Monetarists believe that a reduction in _____ can be achieved by reducing. |
Unemployment, prices
Inflation, wages
Unemployment, wages
Inflation, the quantity of nominal money
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8 |
The quantity theory of money says that changes in ______ lead to equivalent changes in ______ but have no effect on. |
Prices, wages, output and employment.
Output, prices, employment
Nominal money, the price level output and employment.
Nominal money output prices
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9 |
In the event of an increase in the international price of oil that encouraged the central bank to accept lower real interest rates, inflation would most likely. |
Fall
Increases
Remain the same
Fluctuate
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10 |
Expansionary fiscal policy in the classical model will cause aggregate demand to ______ potential output. |
Exceed
Fall below
Fluclaute around
Remain equal to.
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11 |
The Keynesian model is a good guide to ______ behavior and the classical model describes behavior in. |
<sup>Long run, short run</sup>
Flexible, imperfect markets
<div>Short term , long run</div>
Ong run, imperfect market.
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12 |
At the intersection of AD and AS equilibrium is achieved in. |
The goods market
The money market
The labour market
All of the above
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13 |
The equilibrium inflation rate is determine by the intersection of __________ and ___ |
demand, supply
IS , LM
AD, AS
Labour demand, labour supply
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14 |
In the classical model, potential output can not be increased by |
Monetary growth
Better technology
More capital
higher labour supply
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15 |
If a person thinks they are better off after a 10% wage increase, and all prices have risen 10%, then they are experiencing. |
Inflation
A supply shocks
Crowding out
Inflation illusion
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16 |
The AD schedule indicates that______ inflation is associated with______ output. |
higher , lower
Higher , higher
Lower , lower
zero ,zero
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17 |
All of the following are type of monetary policy except |
A nominal money stock target
A balances budget
An inflation target
The pursuit of a target real interest rate
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18 |
A fall in investment demand can result from |
Higher interest rates
Lower expected future profits
More expensive capital goods
All of the above
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19 |
A reduction in interest rates, causes an increases in the monetary base that result in an_____ in the availability of consumer credit and a _ in the cost of consumer credit. |
Reduction, increases
reduction,reduction
increase, reduction
increases, increases
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20 |
One of the transmission mechanism of monetary policy is through consumer house hold wealth.___________ and consumption. |
rise, increases, increases
rise, falls, increases
rise, increases, falls
rise, falls, falls
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