Exam 10: Housing Bubble, Financial Crisis, and Government Spending, Taxes, and Deficits

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Andrew purchased 1,000 shares of stock for $25,000 in 1987. In 1997 he sold these 1,000 shares for $72,000. Andrew has experienced

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The Great Depression

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Government spending that is the result of previously enacted policies and laws such as Social Security and unemployment compensation is called

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If federal government revenues (primarily taxes) are greater than total government outlays, then the federal government budget

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A government budget deficit occurs when

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During expansionary periods in peacetime, we can expect

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A "regressive" tax is

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The "New Deal" refers to economic policies instituted by

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Every year the President and Congress decide on spending for various programs. This type of spending is called

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Assume that the federal government collected $2,407 billion in revenues in 2006, and total outlays were $2,655 billion.

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A stock market bubble occurs when

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Aggregate demand is defined as

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During expansionary period in peacetime, we can expect

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When was the federal law providing benefits for the unemployed passed?

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