Exam 11: Managing Aggregate Demand: Fiscal Policy
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If the government decides to change the level of government spending,what happens to the value of the multiplier?
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Productivity increases,brought about by increased education and training,may shift the aggregate supply curve outward.
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Reductions in the personal income tax,often advocated by supply-siders to increase labor supply and effort,can be expected to also
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A one-dollar tax reduction has the same effect as a one-dollar increase in government purchases.
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Explain why a change in income tax rates causes the consumption schedule to change slope.
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When you compare the effects of government spending on aggregate demand with the effects of taxes on aggregate demand,the effects of government spending are
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Why does the numerical value of the multiplier fall when an income tax is added to the income-expenditure model?
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Figure 11-2
-Which graph in Figure 11-2 best reflects a Keynesian view of the impact of a $500-per-person tax cut?

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Government purchases and income taxes have the same effect on the multiplier.
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Critics of supply-side economics argue that tax cuts favored by supply-siders will have the greatest effect on
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Fiscal policy is the use of taxes and spending by the government to affect aggregate demand.
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In 20091,President Obama and Congress stimulated aggregate demand by
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Critics of supply-side economics argue that a major flaw is
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The government's fiscal policy is its plan to influence aggregate demand by changing
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Figure 11-1
-In Figure 11-1,to reach the level of potential GDP,the administration of President Obama would most likely advocate

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A major complication with fiscal policy to control aggregate demand is the
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If all fixed taxes in the United States were removed and only variable taxes remained,what would be the effect on the expenditures schedule?
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