Exam 14: The Great Recession, the Great Depression, and Great Macroeconomic Debates

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If a classical economist were asked which factor is most important to ensuring economic growth, how might he or she respond?

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One difference between the Great Recession and the Great Depression is that

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Use the following graph to answer the next questions. This graph depicts an economy where aggregate demand has decreased, with no change in either short-run aggregate supply SRAS) or long-run aggregate supply LRAS). Use the following graph to answer the next questions. This graph depicts an economy where aggregate demand has decreased, with no change in either short-run aggregate supply SRAS) or long-run aggregate supply LRAS).    -During the Great Depression, the aggregate price level fell by 20 percent as depicted in the graph, suggesting that -During the Great Depression, the aggregate price level fell by 20 percent as depicted in the graph, suggesting that

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When considering the basic operations of the macroeconomy, Keynesian economists argue that

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If a Keynesian economist were asked to make a statement about the relationship between the government and the economy, what might he or she say?

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Compare and contrast Keynesian and classical views on savings and government spending on the macroeconomy.

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During the Great Recession, consumer sentiment in the United States declined, leading to a decrease in consumer spending. Which of the following factors caused this decrease in consumer sentiment?

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The Great Recession began in

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Keynesian economists believe that prices are sticky and do not adjust quickly, from which they concluded that

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The Great Depression lasted longer and was deeper than the average recession, in part, because

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When considering how the economy works, classical economists hold that

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Classical economists believe that

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When did the Great Recession begin and end? How many months did it last? When did the Great Depression begin and end? How many months did it last?

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The Great Recession lasted longer and was deeper than the average recession, in part, because

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Give three reasons why the Great Recession of 2007-2009 came to be known as the Great Recession.

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Use the following graph to answer the next questions. The graph depicts an economy where aggregate demand and long-run aggregate supply LRAS) have decreased, with no change in short-run aggregate supply SRAS). Use the following graph to answer the next questions. The graph depicts an economy where aggregate demand and long-run aggregate supply LRAS) have decreased, with no change in short-run aggregate supply SRAS).    -In the graph, we see that long-run aggregate supply decreased during the Great Recession. This was due to a decline in housing prices and the subsequent financial crisis. Why did these factors cause long-run aggregate supply to decrease? -In the graph, we see that long-run aggregate supply decreased during the Great Recession. This was due to a decline in housing prices and the subsequent financial crisis. Why did these factors cause long-run aggregate supply to decrease?

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The Great Recession lasted from ________ to ________.

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During the Great Depression, aggregate demand in the U.S. economy decreased. As a result, the unemployment rate ________ and real gross domestic product (GDP) ________.

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Keynesian economists believe that

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Keynesian economists believe that prolonged recessions are possible because

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