Exam 8: The Reserve Bank and the Economy

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A fiscal policy action to close an expansionary gap is to

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The basic Keynesian model assumes that,in the _______,producers sell whatever is demanded at _______ prices.It,therefore,assumes that the price level is constant and the inflation rate is _______.

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  -Based on the Keynesian cross diagram above,short-run equilibrium output equals -Based on the Keynesian cross diagram above,short-run equilibrium output equals

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If planned aggregate expenditure (PAE)in an economy equals 3,500 + 0.5Y and potential output (Y*)equals 8,000,then this economy has

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If planned aggregate expenditure equals 5,000 + 0.55Y and potential output (Y*)equals 10,000,then this economy has a(n)__________ gap that can be closed by _________.

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In the basic Keynesian model,to close a recessionary gap of $5 billion,taxes must be

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In the basic Keynesian model,a decrease in government purchases

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For an economy starting at potential output,an increase in autonomous planned aggregate expenditure in the short run results in a(n)

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If firms sell less output than expected,planned investment

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Suppose C = 100 + 0.6(Y - T)and T = 200,I = 150,G = 250 and NX = 50.Then,an increase in government purchases from G = 250 to G = 260 will result in an increase in Y (GDP)of

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Economists tend to be critical of any balanced budget legislation that would force governments to override automatic stabilizers and __________ spending or __________ taxes in recessions to avoid deficits.

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If disposable income decreases,the average propensity to consume will

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The two parts of the Keynesian consumption function are consumption that depends on _________ and consumption that depends on ________.

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If planned aggregate expenditure (PAE)in an economy equals 2,000 + 0.48Y and potential output (Y*)equals 4,000,then this economy has

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In the real world,investments in public capital,such as roads,airports and schools,can play ________ role in the growth of an economy's potential output,while tax and transfer programs may _________ potential output by encouraging firms to increase the rate of _______.

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In the basic Keynesian model,an increase in transfer payments

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The basic Keynesian model shows that,as far as their effects on output go,government purchases are _________ from autonomous consumption spending,private-sector investment spending,or net exports.A $10 million increase in government purchases has _________ effect on GDP as a $10 million increase in autonomous consumption,private-sector investment spending,or net exports.

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If planned aggregate expenditure (PAE)in an economy equals 1,000 + 0.5Y and potential output (Y*)equals 2,200,government purchases must ________ to eliminate any output gap.

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  -Based on the Keynesian cross diagram above,if output equals 4,500,planned aggregate expenditure is ________ output and firms will _________ production. -Based on the Keynesian cross diagram above,if output equals 4,500,planned aggregate expenditure is ________ output and firms will _________ production.

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In the basic Keynesian model where the marginal propensity to consume is 0.5,government purchases must be _________,to close an expansionary gap resulting from a $1 billion increase in autonomous consumption.

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