Exam 13: The Aggregate Demandaggregate Supply Model
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An increase in short-run aggregate supply could be the result of:
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If the price level rises by 10%,then all else being equal,the long-run quantity of aggregate supply will:
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Suppose that many countries in Europe sink into recession.In the short run,output in the United States will __________ and the price level will __________.
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You read in the paper that there has been a significant increase in the consumer confidence index.Having taken an economics class,you predict that spending in the economy will __________ and aggregate demand will __________.
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Suppose a country's population is aging and the size of the workforce is declining.In the long run,output will _________ and the price level will _________.
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The wealth effect,interest rate effect,and international trade effect all explain why the:
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How does the interest rate effect explain the slope of the aggregate demand curve?
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Suppose that an increase in the price level reduces the value of real wealth,which then causes a reduction in consumption but no change in saving.In this case:
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Explain and illustrate how the long-run equilibrium levels of output and the price level are affected by a technological advance that increases labor productivity.
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Refer to the following figure to answer the next two questions.
-An increase in aggregate demand is beneficial in the short run because __________,but harmful in the long run because __________.

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If short-run equilibrium output is above full employment output,then in the long run input prices will:
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A severe drought hits a country and reduces farm output by 50%.This will impact:
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Which of the following would cause an increase in the price level in the long run?
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Suppose the government permanently reduces spending in an effort to reduce the budget deficit.In the new long-run equilibrium,output will __________ and the price level will __________.
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When prices in the economy have not fully adjusted,we say that:
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Suppose a prolonged war in a country destroys 30% of the capital stock.In the long run,the price level will _________ as _________.
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Shifts in the long-run aggregate supply curve are caused by:
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If workers actively demand pay increases when the price level is rising and are willing to accept pay cuts when the price level is falling,then the short-run aggregate supply curve would be:
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