Exam 11: Managing Aggregate Demand Fiscal Policy
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Historically,the government has used fiscal policy to affect the economy through
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The central idea of supply-side tax cuts is that certain types of tax cuts will increase
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Which of the following is one of the main features of our modern economy that helps ensure against a repeat performance of the Great Depression?
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Appropriate fiscal policy in the U.S.in 2009 would attempt to
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If a state government reduces property taxes for residents at the same time that it increases the state income tax,what will happen to the expenditures schedule of the residents of this state?
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A Keynesian economist would expect a supply-side tax cut to shift
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Supply-side tax cuts are more likely to have the intended beneficial effect on
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Reductions in the personal income tax,often advocated by supply-siders to increase labor supply and effort,can be expected to also
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When the economy has an income tax that is variable,the multiplier is
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Which of the following statements would appeal to someone who favors an expanded public sector as the basis of expansionary fiscal policy?
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When government spending is added to the basic macroeconomic model,the multiplier for G would
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Which of the following factors has the most quantitative importance on the oversimplified multiplier formula?
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What is the difference between tax cuts imposed on higher-income households compared with lower- and middle-income households? Discuss the implications for the multiplier and the effectiveness of the tax cuts for boosting GDP.
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If a "liberal" wanted to decrease aggregate demand,which of the following would she tend to favor?
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A fiscal policy that reduces taxes or increases government spending will cause a(n)
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