Exam 39: Current Issues in Macro Theory and Policy
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Exam 38: Extending the Analysis of Aggregate Supply160 Questions
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Exam 40: International Trade205 Questions
Exam 41: The Balance of Payments, Exchange Rates, and Trade Deficits206 Questions
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In the view of real-business-cycle theory, an increase in the long-run aggregate supply would lead to a(n)
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Given the equation of exchange, if V is stable, an increase in M will necessarily increase
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In the rational expectations view, the best approach to fiscal policy is for the government to
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Coordination failures occur when people lack some way to jointly coordinate their actions to reach a(n)
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Most mainstream macroeconomists oppose a strict requirement to balance the federal budget annually because they conclude that such a requirement would
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Which economic perspective typically views the market system as less than fully competitive, and therefore subject to macroeconomic instability?
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"Targeting the forecast" is the policy that best describes which of the following views?
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Which of the following is a component of the equation of exchange?
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Monetarists say the velocity of money is highly variable and there is no close link between the money supply and the level of economic activity.
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According to rational expectations theory, observed instability in the private economy would most likely be due to
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Mainstream economists have adopted some ideas from RET, and some rational expectations assumptions are being incorporated into current macroeconomic models.
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In a full-employment economy, a rise in M will cause inflation unless
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Refer to the table.At the $8 wage, labor cost per unit of output is

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Dividing nominal gross domestic product (GDP) by the money supply (M) is a way to obtain the
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The theory of rational expectations calls for monetary policy rules because
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