Exam 14: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply
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In the long run, why does an increase in the overall price level not lead to an increase in the output of an economy? What does this imply about the shape of the long-run aggregate supply curve?
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An increase in the overall price level in the economy leads to all of the following EXCEPT:
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Which one of the following will decrease aggregate supply, thereby shifting the curve left?
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If the short-run macroeconomic equilibrium occurs in the Keynesian range of the short-run aggregate supply curve, then an increase in the federal income tax will lead to:
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For an economy operating on the long-run aggregate supply curve:
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When all else is equal, if an increase in federal income tax leads to a decrease in equilibrium output and no change in the equilibrium price, then we can conclude that the economy must be operating on the:
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If the nominal wage of workers increases by 10% and the real wage of workers remains unchanged, then the overall price level must have:
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Suppose that the short-run macroeconomic equilibrium occurs in the upward-sloping range of the short-run aggregate supply curve. If government spending increases, then in the short run, the _____ will fall. However, in the long run, the _____ wage will rise.
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The greater the _____ and the smaller the _____, the greater the multiplier effect will be in an economy.
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What is the difference between a market demand curve and the aggregate demand curve? In this context, explain why the substitution effect does not apply in the case of an aggregate demand curve.
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When all else is equal, if an increase in government spending leads to an increase in equilibrium output and no change in equilibrium price, then we can conclude that the economy must be operating on the:
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If the overall income in an economy increases by $2,000 and consumption spending increases by $1,600 as a result, then the marginal propensity to consume for the economy is:
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If the overall price level in the economy is rising and at the same time workers are able to buy more goods and services, then the _____ wage of workers must be _____ the rise in the price level.
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Use Figure: Macroeconomic Equilibrium. The figure shows four different macroeconomic equilibria for an economy. Which one of the following statements is FALSE about the shift in equilibrium points?
Figure: Macroeconomic Equilibrium


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The upward-sloping range of the short-run aggregate supply curve results from the stickiness of which of the following variables?
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According to the real wealth effect, a higher _____ implies a _____ value of wealth and consumption spending.
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China injects $100 into the United States by purchasing new software. If the spending multiplier for the U.S. is 5, then the total increase in spending will be:
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If the short-run macroeconomic equilibrium occurs in the upward-sloping range of the short-run aggregate supply curve, then an increase in input prices will lead to _____ in output and _____ in the price level.
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If an economy is going through a severe recession (or depression), then the short-run aggregate supply curve will likely be:
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If the short-run output is less than the potential output, then the:
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