Exam 8: Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply
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Which of the following policies might create demand-pull inflation
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-Referring to the Aggregate Demand - Aggregate Supply diagram in Figure 8.1, which box should be filled with the label RGDP* for the macroeconomic equilibrium level of Real Gross Domestic Product?

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When trying to move the economy out of recession, the Republican Party is more likely than the Democratic Party to focus on
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Under the George W. Bush Administration, federal income taxes were cut twice and boosted defense spending substantially. Taken together these actions are likely to have
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If a supply-side economist were to make a suggestion to stimulate economic activity which of the following policies would she NOT suggest
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The rationale for interest rates determining AD is with lower interest rates
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Suppose the U.S. was to experience a series of terrorists' attacks aimed at the electricity grid. This would likely
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-In the Aggregate Demand - Aggregate Supply diagram in Figure 8.1, Box 5 should be filled with

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-Referring to the Aggregate Demand - Aggregate Supply diagram in Figure 8.1, which box should be filled with the label PI for "price index?"

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Use the Aggregate Supply - Aggregate Demand model to determine which of the following will lead to higher aggregate output
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The notion of the "interest rate effect" was one of the basic reasons behind the downward sloping nature of the
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Policies focused on giving people more money in their unemployment checks would be considered
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