Exam 12: The Aggregate-Demandaggregate-Supply Model
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In the aggregate demand-aggregate supply model, everything else remaining unchanged, an increase in money supply shifts the____ curve to the _____.
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Government spending consitutues about_____ of U.S.economy's aggregate demand.
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Suppose an economy is producing an output above its full-employment level.To return the economy to long-run equilibrium, a(n) _____monetary policy can be used, which would cause the price level to ____.
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A rise in wealth, everything else remaining unchanged, will cause household investment in housing to
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The development of the large structural macroeconomic models was spearheaded by _____economists.
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Which of the following is a difference in the views of Keynesian and classical economists?
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With the price level measured on the vertical axis and output measured on the horizontal axis, the aggregate-demand curve
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If the Fed does not change its monetary policy in an economy that is producing an output lower than the full- employment level of output, the short-run aggregate supply curve will eventually shift____, and the price level will_____.
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In the aggregate demand-aggregate supply model, everything else remaining unchanged, an increase in taxes causes the____ curve to shift_____ .
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In some sophisticated macroeconomic models, if monetary policy is used to combat recession, the real interest rate _____, whereas the real interest rate ______if fiscal policy is used.
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In the aggregate demand-aggregate supply model, a decrease in the expected price level, everything else remaining unchanged, causes _____to_____ in the short run.
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Which of the following is true of an economy at full employment?
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A rise in the real interest rate, everything else remaining unchanged, will cause business investment spending to
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Full-employment output is the amount of output produced when the economy is
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Which of the following is an assumption of the aggregate demand-aggregate supply model?
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A rise in the incomes of domestic consumers causes net exports to
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A rise in the real interest rate will cause consumer spending to
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In the aggregate demand-aggregate supply model, an increase in the expected price level, everything else remaining unchanged, causes the _____curve to shift_____ .
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