Exam 12: The Production Function Approach to Understanding Growth
Exam 1: Measuring Macroeconomic Performance: Output and Prices202 Questions
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Exam 4: Short-Term Economic Fluctuations131 Questions
Exam 5: Spending and Output in the Short Run207 Questions
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Exam 11: The Economy in the Long Run: an Introduction to Economic Growth134 Questions
Exam 12: The Production Function Approach to Understanding Growth211 Questions
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Starting from a long-run equilibrium,immediate or eventual increases in the rate of inflation may be the result of any of the following EXCEPT
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If,for any given inflation rate,the Bank of Canada raises interest rates less than normal,this is called a monetary _________ and the aggregate demand (ADI)curve shifts to the __________.
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The tendency for inflation to change relatively slowly from year to year in industrial countries is called
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-Based on the diagram above,starting from a long-run equilibrium at point C,a downward inflation shock that decreases inflation from
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Which of the following is NOT a limitation of the aggregate demand-inflation adjustment model?
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All else being equal,a decrease in the rate of inflation ________ planned spending and ________ short-run equilibrium output.
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Which combination of factors would most likely shift the ADI curve to the right?
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An increase in aggregate demand is most likely to be caused by a decrease in
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Suppose that,in an economy,ADI = 800 + 0.9Y - 20,000r,and the central bank acts according to the following monetary policy rule:
If inflation is 2%,the central bank will set a real interest rate of ________%,and short-run equilibrium output will be equal to _________.

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The Bank of Canada's response to changes in inflation is more complex than identified in the ADI-IA model because
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The long-run self-correcting mechanism that eliminates an expansionary output gap (Y > Y*)in the economy assumes that
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In a self-correcting model of the economy,expansionary gaps are eventually eliminated by
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A vertical line showing the economy's potential output is called the
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The aggregate demand (ADI)curve shifts when there are changes in
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-The economy pictured in the diagram above is in short-run equilibrium with the combination of inflation and output indicated by point ________.The long-run equilibrium combination of inflation and output for this economy is indicated by point ________.

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Starting from long-run equilibrium,the long-run impact(s)of an increase in autonomous consumption,compared to the original equilibrium,would be
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