Exam 26: The “Prosperity” of Wartime
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Keynes (1941)claimed that government spending during wartime could generate a healthy increase in the demand for output,thus raising employment levels and boosting incomes.To avoid inflation,physical rationing,monetary measures and other controls were consequently needed.
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Shortly after World War II (1941-45)and the price controls ended,
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Some economists argue that the increases in aggregate demand for output spurred by wartime spending,complemented by the strong spending in the private sector,impacted the U.S.?economy by
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The Field Hypothesis (2003)suggests that production possibilities expanded during the depression years.Much of the resulting increase in potential went unrealized,though.This explains why potential output in 1942 was greater than expected.
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All economists agree that World War II (1941-45)was responsible for ending the Great Depression.
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During World War II,the distribution of income shifted.Who did this shift favor?
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According to the Quantity Theory of Money (Chapter 3),the increase in the money supply from $39.7 billion in 1940 to $99.2 billion in 1945 should have fueled strong inflation.However,it ?did not because
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Since the economy was operating at less than full capacity when the U.S.entered World War II (1941-45),price controls did not surface until the end of the war.
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Apply the Quantity Theory of Money first presented in Chapter 3 to the wartime economy of World War II (1941-45).Using Table 26.2,quantify the changes in the money supply from 1940 to 1945.Explain why these changes did not lead to the rapid inflation one would predict using this theory.
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The low interest rates that prevailed after 1942 made World War II (1941-45)financing problems fundamentally the same as World War I (1914-18).
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Under the Employment Act of 1946,what action did the federal government take for the first time in U.S.history?
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The wartime demand for manufacturing goods directly impacted the economy in which of the following ways?
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During World War II (1941-45),the market coordinated what the government commanded in terms of production.
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During World War II,a labor shortage emerged in some markets.New recruits into the civilian labor force included
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Output expanded and was distributed toward wartime uses and away from private uses only during World War I (1914-18),not World War II (1941-45).The high unemployment of the 1940s made this possible.
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Tax policies involving increases in taxes paid by the private sector
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Explain why Robert Higgs (2007)argues that the Great Depression did not conclude until World ?War II ended.
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The rules of strict constitutionality apply even during times of war in the U.S.
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