Exam 8: The Price Level and Inflation
Exam 1: Five Foundations of Economics 170 Questions
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Exam 6: Introduction to Macroeconomics and Gross Domestic Product167 Questions
Exam 7: Unemployment173 Questions
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Exam 14: The Great Recession, the Great Depression, and Great Macroeconomic Debates175 Questions
Exam 15: Federal Budgets: the Tools of Fiscal Policy175 Questions
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In Las Vegas, the cost of living index is 110, and in San Francisco, it is 170. You work in Las Vegas currently and your salary is $57,000. You are offered a promotion and pay raise of $70,000 to move to San Francisco. If you take the promotion
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Assume tuition at Houston Community College cost $588 per semester) in 2004 and $813 in 2012. If the price index was 184 in 2004 and 226 in 2012, then we could say
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You have to pay costs for your business now, but you also have to enter into contracts to pay wages and supply costs in the future. If inflation occurs, the best term for the problem that arises in this case is
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You know that the consumer price index CPI) at the beginning of this year was 250 and the rate of inflation was 14 percent; this would mean the
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Give two reasons why governments inflate their money supplies by printing money, and explain the downside associated with each reason.
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What is the Billion Prices Project? Explain the motivation behind it and its limitations.
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If inflation is estimated by an index like the consumer price index CPI) to be higher than it actually is, who is liable to be hurt by the error?
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Wanda owns a store and has not had to raise prices recently-and now her store has more customers. Which statement is correct?
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According to the price confusion problem, if the price of a product increases, then
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In a particular nation, people buy a completely unique and different set of goods and services every year. None of the goods purchased in the new year are the same as any of the goods purchased in the previous year. Based on this information
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You get a pay raise and feel richer even though your raise did not keep up with inflation; this is best described as
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Suppose that the consumer price index of a country was 160 at Year 1 and 164 at the end of Year 2. What was the country's inflation rate during Year 2?
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If your nominal wage rises but you think that it automatically means your real wage rose, then you are
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If your real wage rose but your nominal wage fell, this would imply that
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One improvement of the chained consumer price index CPI) over the traditional CPI is that the
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In the equation M * V = P * Y, the variable M stands for the
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