Exam 7: Short-Run Fluctuations
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If the marginal propensity to consume were to increase with no change in the tax rate, then the consumption function drawn on a graph with disposable income on the horizontal axis would
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In the short-run aggregate demand model, firms are generally assumed to
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An important distinction between the long-run and complete models is that
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An assumption central to the short run analysis of the goods and services produced by an economy is that
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The assumption to ignore inventory adjustment in the analysis of the economy in the short run is justified because
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The income identity Y = C + I + G + X implicitly assumes that the left-hand variable Y is simultaneously real GDP, real output, and real income. It is an exact interpretation when
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Let taxes be fixed and equal to T, consumption given by
C = a + bY - T), investment and government spending exogenous, and net exports described by X = g - mY. The multiplier for T would then be
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Short-run adjustments to changes in the economic conditions affecting the
U.S. economy are
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Macroeconomic equilibrium is stable in the simple model because
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The distinction between spending balance and equilibrium is important because
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Let taxes be set equal to T = T0 + tY, consumption given by
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