Exam 6: Modelling Real Gdp and the Price Level in the Long Run
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-In Figure 6-1,a movement from point B to point A can be explained by

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Compare and contrast the demand and supply side of inflation.Which is preferable?
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The full-employment and full adjustment level of real output of goods and services in the economy is represented by
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Figure 6-1
-In Figure 6-1,a movement from point C to point B could be explained by

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Because we have full employment at the level of potential output,
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If other factors are held constant,an increase in the price level
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An indirect effect because price level increases cause borrowing to increase,which raises interest rates and reduces quantity demanded for goods and services is known as:
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An individual holds $20 000 in an interest-earning checking account earning 10% interest,and the overall price level rises by 12%.Other things constant,we would expect
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Holding nominal money balances constant,a decrease in the price level
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The aggregate demand curve shows that,if other factors are held constant,
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Figure 6-1
-In Figure 6-1,a movement from point B to point C could be explained by

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Describe what happens in the economy when there is an increase in the level of the factors of production (the endowment)in the short run and long run.
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