Exam 11: Managing Aggregate Demand: Fiscal Policy
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President Clinton,at the beginning of his administration,increased personal income taxes on individuals with relatively high incomes.How will this change the consumption schedule?
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Which of the following is one of the main features of our modern economy that helps ensure against a repeat performance of the Great Depression?
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Congress is debating whether to raise taxes by $100 billion or decrease spending by $100 billion in order to eliminate a budget deficit.Which action will have the larger effect on equilibrium GDP?
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A change in a fixed tax will cause the consumption schedule to
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Assume that the government is considering different policies to increase total expenditures in order to reduce unemployment.Which of the following would achieve this objective?
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Do policy makers know the level of unemployment that is associated with "full employment"?
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According to supply siders,tax cuts should increase aggregate supply.
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In contrast to changes in government spending,tax changes affect spending
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Transfer payments exactly replace the income lost because of taxes.
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With regard to GDP,residential property taxes are an example of ____ taxes.
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If Congress votes to increase government purchases and at the same time decrease personal income taxes,they
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Explain some of the steps that a government would wish to adopt in an inflationary environment.
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