Exam 14: Macroeconomic Policy: Challenges in a Global Economy
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Exam 14: Macroeconomic Policy: Challenges in a Global Economy270 Questions
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According to the equation for the Phillips curve, if nominal wages rise by 8% and labor productivity rises by 5%, then we can expect
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The adjustable-rate mortgage was the standard type before the early 2000s.
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The 2007-2009 recession can be shown as a combination of a decline in aggregate demand and an increase in the short-run aggregate supply.
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In the original Phillips curve analysis, stagflation would be impossible.
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The original Phillips curve showed a _____ relationship between _____ and unemployment rates.
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At the natural rate of unemployment, inflationary pressures are nonexistent.
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Rational expectations theory suggests that the Federal Reserve and other policymakers must fool the public if their policies are to have short-term effects.
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The willingness of people around the world to use and hold U.S. dollars allows the U.S. government to increase the money supply without the immediate risk of inflation.
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According to the rational expectations theory, if the Federal Reserve announces that it is going to decrease the money supply, output
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Social Security payments rise according to the rate of inflation.
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Most economists agree that expansionary fiscal policy is not effective in addressing a jobless recovery.
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Expansionary monetary policy leads to inflation and is therefore not an appropriate policy for addressing a jobless recovery.
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Suppose the central bank announces to the public that it will increase the money supply. However, it later changes its mind and decides to do nothing. What will happen to the short-run unemployment rate if people use rational expectations and are initially unaware of the policy reversal? Use a graph to support your response.
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If policymakers attempt to keep unemployment below its natural level, the unemployment rate will likely increase.
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Explain why reducing the deficit and reducing unemployment are incompatible fiscal policy goals.
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