Exam 13: Business Cycle Models with Flexible Prices and Wages
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A Keynesian model that is consistent with fully flexible wages and prices is based upon the notion of
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In the coordination failure model,the 'good' equilibrium is characterized by a
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In the New Monetarist Model,the two key classes of liquid assets in the economy are:
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In the coordination failure model,a rightward shift in the labour supply curve
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According to real business cycle theorists,the tendency of money to lead output may be due to
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The behaviour of the Solow residual suggests that when current total factor productivity increases
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A negative total factor productivity shock and a negative monetary shock contributed to the recession of
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Shocks to total factor productivity are most plausible as an explanation of the recession of
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The proper monetary policy response to a financial liquidity shortage is
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In the real business cycle model,a persistent increase in total factor productivity
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Recent research by Nicholas Bloom,Max Floetotto,and Nir Jaimovich finds strong empirical evidence that
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If the money supply is a sunspot variable in the coordination failure model,
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Endogenous money is where the money supply is not determined by the monetary authority,but
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A government policy that is consistent with real business cycle theory would be for
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According to the New Monetarist Model,a negative shift in the k(r)function causes:
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In liquidity trap caused by deficient financial liquidity,the central bank action that matters is
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For the coordination failure model to work,it must be the case that the aggregate labour demand curve must be
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One potential weakness of the coordination failure model as an explanation of business cycles is that
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