Exam 13: Countercyclical Macroeconomic Policy
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Countercyclical policies may be used even in expansions to slow down the growth rate of real GDP.
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Barylia is hit by a recession.What will be the impact of a countercyclical policy on labor demand in Barylia if nominal wages are downwardly rigid?
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Scenario: The following table shows the initial balance sheets of Bank A and the Fed. Suppose that the Fed then buys $10 million in bonds from Bank A.
-Refer to the scenario above.After this transaction,the Fed's reserves ________ and Treasury bonds ________.

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Assuming all else equal,the higher the expected inflation rate is in an economy,the ________.
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An increase in the bank reserves held by the Fed would ________.
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Suppose the inflation rate target is zero and the long-run federal funds target is also zero.If the inflation rate is 4 percent and the output gap is ‒2 percent,the federal funds rate set by the Taylor rule is ________.
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Which of the following is likely to happen if the government increases its expenditure?
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If the Fed promises to conduct a(n)________ for several years,then inflationary expectations will be ________.
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Scenario: The following figure shows the federal funds market. Assume that the market of reserves is in equilibrium at $500 billion in reserves and a 3 percent federal funds rate.
-Refer to the scenario above.If the Fed completes an open market purchase of bonds that changes the quantity of reserves by $400 billion,then the federal funds rate will ________.

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Which of the following is likely to increase the federal funds rate?
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Scenario: The following table shows the initial balance sheets of Bank A and the Fed. Suppose that the Fed then buys $10 million in bonds from Bank A.
-Refer to the scenario above.After this transaction,Bank A's total liabilities equal ________.

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Scenario: The following table shows the initial balance sheets of Bank A and the Fed. Suppose that the Fed then buys $10 million in bonds from Bank A.
-Refer to the scenario above.Fill in the balance sheets for Bank A and the Fed after this transaction has occurred.

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An increase in taxes leads to a(n)________ in the growth rate of real GDP and a ________ shift of the labor demand curve
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According to the Taylor rule,for a given inflation rate,________.
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Scenario: The following table shows the initial balance sheets of Bank A and the Fed. Suppose that the Fed then buys $10 million in bonds from Bank A.
-Refer to the scenario above.After this transaction,Bank A's reserves equal ________.

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If the Fed conducts a contractionary monetary policy,________.
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Which of the following is an example of discretionary fiscal policy during a recession?
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Aside from pork barrel spending,what is another determinant of the effectiveness of expenditure-based policies and what concern does it raise?
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If employers are provided a subsidy of $1 per hour for hiring workers,________.
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