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The difference between Gross National Product and Net National Product is the
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Which of the following is not part of the investment component of GDP?
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Melissa purchases shares in a government bond mutual fund.Is this included in the aggregate demand component "Investment"?
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If the MPC is .80, then a change in disposable income of $60 billion will lead to an initial change in consumption of
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Based on the relative size of factor payments, the most important resource in the U.S.economy is
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Which of the following would be added to U.S.national income?
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Consumer spending represents about what fraction of total spending in the economy?
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Which factors will cause the consumption function to shift?
Which factors do not cause the function to shift?
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Which of the following would be counted as investment in the national income accounts?
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Governments can affect the level of aggregate demand in a direct way by changing
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After years of hard work in the field of macroeconomics, you win the Nobel Prize in economics (currently about $1.5 million).What is the most likely effect of this prize on your consumption function?
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The Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) is defined as the change in
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If you produce a graph with consumption spending on the vertical axis and disposable income on the horizontal axis, the relation between consumption and income will
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Define the following terms and explain their importance in the study of macroeconomics:
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If personal taxes are increased by $10 billion, we can expect that consumers will reduce
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