Exam 17: Macro Policy Debate: Active or Passive
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According to the rational expectations school,if the Fed announces a policy of rapid growth in the money supply,but then puts the brakes on money expansion without any announcement,the short-run result is likely to be
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The short-run Phillips curve is based upon labor contracts that reflect a given expected
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In the early 1960s,the discovery of the Phillips curve relationship caused economists and policy makers to think that they understood the tradeoffs between
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A policy to increase aggregate demand to cure a contractionary gap may succeed; however,inflation is a likely result.
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Those who favor a passive approach to policy think that all of the following conditions will allow the economy to bring itself out of a contractionary gap except one.Which is the exception?
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Suppose the economy had been operating along a given short-run Phillips curve for several years and then experienced a year of stagflation.The year of stagflation would
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Which of the following would eliminate the time inconsistency problem?
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Which of the following lags reduces the effectiveness of active policy?
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After the 1960s,the short-run Phillips curve based on U.S.economic data
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According to the rational expectations school,when the economy is operating at the potential output level,a temporary decrease in unemployment is possible through appropriate monetary policy--but only if workers and employers are aware in advance of the Fed's intentions.
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According to the rational expectations school,which of the following can affect the levels of output and employment?
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Which of the following pieces of information is not necessary for active policy to work successfully?
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Exhibit 16-2
-According to those who favor an active approach to policy,how can the economy shown in Exhibit 16-2 attain equilibrium at potential output?

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According to the natural rate hypothesis,the economy tends toward
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The main policy conclusion of the rational expectations school is
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Some economists believe that when workers and firms come to expect an expansionary monetary policy and the resulting inflation,
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