Exam 14: Macroeconomic Policy: Challenges in a Global Economy
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(Figure: Policy Changes in the Short Run) To move the economy from point a to point b in the short run, policymakers implement _____ monetary policy, thereby accepting _____ to reduce _____. 

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If workers fail to anticipate inflation increases, their real wages are likely to fall.
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According to the original Phillips curve, there is an inverse relationship between money wages and the unemployment level.
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Which action was NOT taken in response to the financial crisis?
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The risk of highly leveraged investments is that a small decrease in price can amplify one's losses.
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If the rational expectations theory is correct, the Federal Reserve's announced policies will be
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According to the equation for the Phillips curve, if wages increase by 5% and productivity decreases by 2%, then inflation will be
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The shift outward in the Phillips curve in the 1970s was caused by the
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According to the equation for the Phillips curve, if wages rise by 2%, inflation
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Which of these is NOT a cost of using fiscal or monetary policy to address a jobless recovery?
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(Figure: Determining Long-Run and Short-Run Economic Shifts) Starting at point J, the economy will move to point _____ in the long run if policymakers reduce aggregate demand. 

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In effect, the Phillips curve framework implies that to fight inflationary expectations, policymakers must
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An increase in worker productivity would cause the Phillips curve to
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Who will NOT be hurt if the United States monetizes its debt?
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One of the trigger points for the financial crisis of 2007-2009 was that Congress failed to balance the federal budget.
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An important implication of the long-run Phillips curve is that monetary and demand-side fiscal policies work well in reducing the natural rate of unemployment.
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Wall Street ratings firms had an incentive to give overly glowing ratings to collateralized debt obligations because the firm received a higher fee for giving higher ratings.
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