Exam 10: Classical Business Cycle Analysis
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When,because of hiring and firing costs,firms retain workers in a recession that they would otherwise lay off,there is said to be
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The short-run aggregate supply curve can slope upward because
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You are likely to think that the relative price of your good has risen and you should increase your output if you expected
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Real business cycle theorists think that most business cycle fluctuations are caused by shocks to
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According to the misperceptions theory,short-lived shocks may have long-term effects on the economy because of
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According to the misperceptions theory,if the Fed wanted to use monetary policy to influence the real economy it would have to
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An adverse supply shock would directly ________ labor productivity by changing the amount of output that can be produced with any given amount of capital and labor.It would also indirectly ________ average labor productivity through changes in the level of employment.
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If the money supply grows 7% during the year,and people expected the money supply to grow by 5%,what happens to the short-run aggregate supply curve,according to the misperceptions theory?
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The theory that real shocks to the economy are the primary cause of business cycles is
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If the utilization rates of capital (uK)and labor (uN)are procyclical,then the Solow residual,as conventionally measured,is
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If the utilization rates of capital and labor are procyclical,then
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One important reason why the Solow residual may be strongly procyclical even if the actual technology used in production doesn't change is that
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The primary reason that short-lived shocks can have long-run effects is
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Which of the following is not a primary cause of business cycle fluctuations,according to real business cycle theory?
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Define real shocks,define nominal shocks,and give an example of each.
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