Exam 32: Inflation
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When the prices of food and gasoline are added to core inflation,we get:
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If an economy produces 3,000 units of output with a price level of $2 and the money supply (M)is $2,000,velocity is:
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If the Fed were to push unemployment below NAIRU,it is likely that:
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The total amount of output a country could reasonably produce if all of its people and capital resources were fully engaged is called:
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When the Fed conducts expansionary monetary policy,it __________ in the short run,but __________ in the long run.
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Being penalized via taxes for making more money in dollars even though your purchasing power hasn't changed at all is called:
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If an economy has a money supply of $200,a velocity of 12,and a price level of $2,the output level must be:
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If the nominal interest rate is the same as the real interest rate,then inflation must be:
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If the nominal interest rate is higher than the inflation rate,the value of your savings:
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The quantity theory of money relies on which variable to remain constant?
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The short-run Phillips Curve is _________,and the long-run Phillips Curve is ________.
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Conducting expansionary monetary policy when the economy is at its long-run equilibrium causes the Phillips Curve:
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If an economy produces 1,000 units of output with a price level of $5 and the money supply (M)is $1,000,velocity is:
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