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If the expected inflation rate is unchanged a fall in the natural rate of unemployment would. |
shift the Phillips curve to the right
Not Shift the phillips curve
Shift the Phillips curve to the left
shift the Phillips curve to the left shift the long -run Philips curve to the right
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2 |
An increase in the expected rate of inflation would. |
shift the Philips curve upward
shift the phillips curve downward
Shift the long -run phillips curve to the right
Shift the long-run phillips curve to the left
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3 |
The philippic curve is the relation between inflation and unemployment that hold for a given natural rate of unemployment. and a |
Given rate of inflation
Given expected rate on inflation
Given level of unemployment
Given expected level of unemployment
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4 |
"An Enquiry into the Nature and causes of wealth of Nations" is thebook of economist. |
Adam smith
Marshall
Robbins
None of above
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5 |
If the federal reserve whishes to increase the money supply, it should |
Raise the reserve requirement
Raise the discount rate
Buy Treasury securities in the open the market
All of the above
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6 |
Friedman and phelps suggested that there should not be a stable relationship between inflation and unemployment, but here should be a stable relationship between |
Anticipated inflation and frictional unemployment
Anticipated inflation and cyclical unemployment
Unanticipated inflation and frictional unemployment.
Unanticipated inflation and cyclical unemployment
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7 |
The negative relation ship between unemployment and inflation is know as the |
Aggregate supply curve
Aggregate demand curve
Philipps curve
Efficiency wage line
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8 |
The origin of the idea of a trae off between inflation and unemployment was a 1958 article by |
A.W Philips
Edmund phelps
Milton Friedman
Robert Gordon
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9 |
Assuming that money is neutral an increase in the nominal money supply would causes. |
An excess supply for goods
an increase in the real money supply
A fall in the price level
A rise in nominal wages
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10 |
The term household production refers to |
Output produced by forcing children to work
Output produced by workers who are telecommuting
Services provided directly to households such as lawn mowing by landscape companies.
Output produced at home
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11 |
According to classical economists unemployment rises in recessions due to an increase in ______ unemployment , not in _______ unemployment. |
Cyclical ; frictional and structural
Frictional and cyclical , structural
Structural , frictional and cyclical
Frictional and structural ; cyclical
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12 |
In the monetary base is increased by $1,000 and the reserve requirement is 10% by how much will the money supply be increased. |
$100
$1,000
$5,000
$10,000
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13 |
The monetary base in composed of. |
Gold and silver
Currency only
Currency and reserves
Currency and checkable deposits
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14 |
Which of the following is the most liquid. |
A savings account
A 6 months CD
A home
Water
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15 |
A temporary adverse productivity shock would. |
Shift the labor supply curve upward
Decrease the level of employment
Decrease future income
Decrease the expected future marginal product of capital
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16 |
Which of the following is an example of a productivity shock. |
The introduction of new management techniques
A change in taxes on corporate profits
A change in the level of government transferors
An increase in the money supply
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17 |
Real business cycle theorists think that most business cycle fluctuations are caused by shocks to. |
The production function
The size of the labor force
The real quantity of government purchases
The spending and saving decisions of consumers
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18 |
Which of the following is not a primary cause of business cycle fluctuations according to real business cycle theory. |
A change in the production function
A change in the size of the labor force
A change in the money supply
A change in the real quantity of government purchases
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19 |
An IOU of the Federal Reserve Bank of Scan Francisco to Bank of America is called. |
Discourse
Federal funds
Reserves
Collateral
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20 |
Total factor productivity growth is that part of economic growth due to. |
Capital growth plus labor growth
Capital growth less labor growth
Capital growth times labor growth
Neither capital growth nor labor growth
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21 |
In the short run in the Keynesian model a sharp increase in oil prices would leave the economy with a ____ level of output and a ______ real interest rate. |
Higher ; lower
Lower ; Higher
Higher ; higher
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22 |
Monetary expansion can still be effective in getting out of liquidity trap if it's combined with. |
Restrictions on bank loans
Increased taxes
Contractionary fiscal policy
Expansionary fiscal policy
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23 |
A situation in which expansionary in monetary policy has no effect on the economy is known as. |
Macro economic stabilization
A liquidity trap
A depression
Capital flight
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24 |
The use of micro economics policies to smooth or moderate the business cycle is known as. |
Aggregate demand management.
Aggregate supply management
Automatic stabilization
Discretionary policy
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25 |
The Keynesian theory is consistent with the business cycle fact that inflation is |
Procyclical and leading
Procyclical and lagging
Countercyclical and leading
All of these
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26 |
According to Keynesians the primary source of business cycle fluctuation is. |
Aggregate demand shocks
Productivity shocks
Oil price shocks
Consumer confidence shocks
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27 |
In the Keynesian model in the short run a decrease in government purchases causes output to _____ and the real interest rate to. |
fall ; rise
fall ; fall
rise ; rise
rise; fall
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28 |
Using the Keynesian model the effect of a government imposed celling on interest rates paid on personal checking accounts that is lower than the current market interest rate would be to cause._ in the real interest rate and _ in input out in the short sun. |
A decrease ; a decrease
A decrease ; no change
A decrease ; an increase
An increase ; a decrease
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29 |
Using the Keynesian model , the effect of a decrease in the effective tax rate on capital would be to cause_____ in the real interest rate and __ in output in the long run. |
An increase ; no change
A decrease ; no change
An increase ; an increase
No change ; a decrease
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30 |
Using the Keynesian model the effect of an increase in the effective tax rate on capital would be to cause _________ in the real interest rate and ______ in output in the short run. |
A decrease ; a decrease
A decrease ; no change
No change ; a decrease
An increase ; an increase
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