Exam 8: The Price Level and Inflation
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If cheeseburgers become more expensive and consumers switch their purchases away from cheeseburgers but the consumer price index CPI) still assumes they buy the same amount, then
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In Felixania, cat food constitutes 45 percent of the typical basket of goods for a typical consumer, dog food constitutes 3 percent, and all other goods constitute the remaining 52 percent. Assume the price of cat food rises by 4 percent, the price of dog food falls by 10 percent, and prices remain constant for all other goods. Based on the information given, we can definitely say
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Your firm expands its output in a time when demand appears to be increasing. Demand for all goods is increasing because of inflation, and consumers want to buy all goods faster because their real purchasing power is falling due to inflation. This situation could indicate that your firm experienced
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Refer to the following figure when answering the next questions:
-According to the figure, deflation was occurring

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Based on the weight of the consumer price index CPI), the price of rental housing increases by 15 percent and that of owned housing by 5 percent. During the same year, the price of gasoline falls by 22 percent. We can say that
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Suppose a government prints a large quantity of money to pay its debts to domestic creditors, and yet prices do not subsequently rise. Use the equation % M + % V % P + % Y to describe what may have happened.
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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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In Bovania, milk constitutes 56 percent of the typical basket of goods for a typical consumer. Let's say the price of milk rises by 7 percent and the prices of all other goods fall by 4 percent. Based on the information given, we can definitely say
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Tofu becomes more expensive in 2008 at Safeway/Vons in Laguna Nigel, California. This means
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Suppose a basket of goods and services has been selected to calculate the consumer price index CPI) and 2002 has been chosen as the base year. In 2002, the basket's cost was $76.00; in 2004, the basket's cost was $79.50; and in 2006, the basket's cost was $85.00. The value of the CPI was
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The signing of long-term wage and price agreements and the relationship to inflation most likely raises the issue of
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What is the difference between the consumer price index CPI) and the gross domestic product GDP) deflator?
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The textbook shows that the inflation-adjusted movie receipts for Titanic released in 1997) were $3,205,455,051 in 2015 and the original receipts were $2,186,772,302. The implication is that
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You are offered two jobs, one in Chicago paying $67,000 and one in Dallas paying $58,000. The price index in Chicago is 110.8, and in Dallas it is 91.5. If real wages are the only consideration, then you would
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