Exam 11: Monopolistic Competition, oligopoly, and Game Theory
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Suppose the economy is at a point below its physical production possibilities frontier but above its institutional production possibilities frontier.In response to this situation,Keynesian economists may propose that government enact __________ fiscal policy to correct this __________ gap by __________ government expenditures.
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Smith says that if government purchases rise by $100 billion,the AD curve will shift to the right.Jones says that if government purchases rise by $100 billion,the AD curve will not shift to the right.It follows that
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The transmission lag is the period that elapses between the time fiscal policy is enacted and the time it is put into effect.
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Explain how tax cuts can impact both aggregate demand and aggregate supply.Give an example of each.
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Fiscal policy may not work as policymakers intend it to work because of
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Define crowding out.Give a hypothetical numerical example to show the difference between complete crowding out and incomplete crowding out.Explain how complete and incomplete crowding out could impact the effectiveness of fiscal policy.
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A permanent marginal tax rate cut would be expected to shift both the short-run and the long-run aggregate supply curves to the right.
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-Refer to Exhibit 11-5 which summarizes the situation prior to the value added tax (VAT).The value added by the farmer is ______________.If the government imposes a VAT rate of 10 percent,the farmer must pay ___________ in VAT tax and will need to raise the price he charges the miller to _______________.

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Which of the following is not an example of a "lag" that diminishes the potential impact of the use of fiscal policy?
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Both Jones and Smith agree that the economy is in a recessionary gap.Jones proposes a tax cut and believes that it will raise Real GDP and lower the price level.Smith agrees that a tax cut will raise Real GDP,but he argues that it will not lower the price level in the short run.It follows that
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-Refer to Exhibit 11-6.The economy is currently in short-run equilibrium producing Q1.In this situation,Keynesian economists would most likely propose

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Complete crowding out implies that as government increases purchases by $1,
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Suppose the economy is at a position below its institutional production possibilities frontier.To improve this situation,Keynesian economists might propose that government __________ taxes,which will cause the aggregate demand curve to shift to the __________ and Real GDP will __________.
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Elaine's taxable income increases by $1 and her tax payment increases by $0.28.Her marginal tax rate is
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The Laffer curve makes the point that cutting a very high marginal tax rate can __________ the tax base enough so that tax revenues __________.
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