Exam 9: Aggregate Demand
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The slope of a graph of the consumption function equals the marginal propensity to consume.
The MPC represents the portion of disposable income that is spent rather than saved.
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Disposable Income (Billions of dollars per year) Total Consumption (Billions of dollars per year) \ 0 \ 50 200 210 Table 9.1 What is the marginal propensity to consume in Table 9.1?
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When consumer spending exceeds disposable income,all of the following are true except
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When aggregate expenditures fall below the full-employment level of output,which of the following types of unemployment is most likely to increase?
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Which of the following forces did Keynes assert had the strongest influence on consumption decisions?
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State and local purchases of goods and services account for approximately _______ percent of total government purchases.
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The marginal propensity to consume can be found by dividing
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In Figure 9.8,if full-employment income is produced at $400 billion,the government can reduce a recessionary gap by

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One In the News article titled "U.S.Leading Indicators Index Increases More Than Forecast" states that economic activity for this period should pick up in the next
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Which of the following is true when an economy produces at full employment,but consumers,government,businesses,and the foreign sector do not buy all the output?
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According to Figure 9.1,saving equals zero at an income level of

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The consumption function will shift because of a change in current disposable income.
There will be a movement along the consumption function due to a change in current disposable income.
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In a graph with disposable income on the horizontal axis and consumption on the vertical axis,the intersection of the 45-degree line with the
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Gross exports for the United States depend most directly on the
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If consumption and investment spending decline,then state and local government spending is likely to
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