Exam 24: Aggregate Demand and the Powerful Consumer

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The tax cut of 2009 had little significant effect on consumer spending because it

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Figure 8-1 ​ Figure 8-1 ​   -Based on the scatter diagram in Figure 8-1, if real disposable income is $800 billion, the consumption spending would be approximately -Based on the scatter diagram in Figure 8-1, if real disposable income is $800 billion, the consumption spending would be approximately

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The largest component of aggregate demand is

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A scatter diagram could help a policy maker decide on the size of a tax cut necessary to increase consumer expenditures by a certain amount.

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Which of the following will most likely have the greatest effect on an individual's consumption function?

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If Kobe, an NBA star athlete, earns $10 million per year but has no money in the bank, he has a

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Which of the following factors would cause your consumption function to shift upward?

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A movement along the consumption function can be caused by a

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The federal government's principal tool in altering consumer spending is changing

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Changes to the price level affect consumers' purchasing power; therefore, it will most likely impact their

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The relationship between consumption and disposable income is such that as

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Government spending is an injection in the sense that it

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National income can be calculated by subtracting

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Which of the following would be added to U.S.national income?

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If an individual's income increases by $100, then their spending will increase by less than $100.

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The value-added approach of measuring GDP does not do the following.

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Inventories are goods that can be considered as "purchased" by

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If an economist wants to make a prediction about the effects of a change in disposable income on the change in consumption spending based on historical data, she must assume that

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In the national income accounts, new investment goods are considered

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If real disposable income is $300 billion and real consumer expenditures are $250 billion, it can be assumed that

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