Exam 17: The Trade Off between Inflation and Unemployment
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If workers expect inflation,and negotiate wage increases that exactly match price increases,the result is a
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Many economists think that,in the long run,the Phillips curve is
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The cure for inflation can come only from changes on the demand side.
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Which of the factors below contributed to the collapse of the Phillips curve in the 1970s?
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Every year from 1954 to 1984,the U.S.economy was characterized by higher output and lower prices.
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When deciding on an appropriate course of action to counter a recessionary gap,which of the following do policy makers consider?
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Monetarists typically favor strong policy measures to fight recession.
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A vocal minority of economists,believers in the theory of rational expectations,insist that
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Figure 17-2
-Given the situation in graph (1)in Figure 17-2,what action could be expected from the economy's self-correcting mechanism?

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Figure 17-6
-The long-run Phillips curve in Figure 17-6 (b)would include which of the following points?

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If strong monetary policy stimulus is used to combat a recessionary gap,what will happen?
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The economy's self-correcting mechanism to eliminate a recessionary gap relies on
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What is the effect of supply-side inflation on the short-run Phillips curve?
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Which of the following led to the collapse of the Phillips Curve?
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If aggregate demand grows faster than aggregate supply,the equilibrium price level will rise.
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An increase in AD will trigger less inflation under which of the following conditions?
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The main reason why the economy's aggregate supply curve slopes upward is that
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A decrease in the price of foreign oil will affect the U.S.economy by
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If the aggregate supply curve is vertical,then the short-run Phillips curve will
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