Exam 30: Inflation Expectations and Stabilization Policies
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. In the self-correction mechanism, due to an increase in aggregate demand, the economy moves from point a to point b. The short-run aggregate supply eventually shifts _____ and the economy shifts to the _____. 

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In the late 1960s, Milton Friedman and Edmund Phelps identified a major flaw in how economists were looking at the Phillips curve data. Economists were:
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(Figure: Expectations 0) In the figure, what is the cause of the movement from point b to c?


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When businesses and workers start to expect higher inflation:
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During a period of rapidly rising prices, an economy typically would be operating in what portion of its simple Phillips curve?
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As a former chair of the Federal Reserve's board of governors, Paul Volcker pursued a _____ monetary policy, which:
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The view that past correlations may not apply in the future because policy changes may impact expectations and behavior is consistent with:
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Which of the following is NOT likely to happen if the public expects an inflation rate of 8% when the actual rate is 4%?
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(Figure: Demand Shock Alpha) The movement shown in the figure will only increase the unemployment rate if:


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(Figure: Expectations A) In the figure, what is the inflation rate at point c?


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Wages are most likely to rise during an economic _____ and are most likely to fall during an economic:
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According to the expectations-augmented Phillips curve, when unexpected inflation is positive, unemployment will be:
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The simple Phillips curve model was _____ with what occurred during the Great Recession because:
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Which of the following is NOT consistent with the natural rate hypothesis?
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Policymakers want to collect 10% more in sales tax revenue next year, and so they raise the sales tax rate by 10% from 5% to 5.5%. Which of the following assessments would be consistent with rational expectations? Next year, sales tax revenue will:
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How is the unexpected inflation rate measured on the expectations-augmented Phillips curve?
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Expecting the future to be like the recent past is an approach to forming expectations that economists call _____ expectations.
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