Exam 17: Macro Policy Debate: Active or Passive
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Exhibit 16-2
-In Exhibit 16-2,the aggregate demand in the economy is represented by AD1 and the short run aggregate supply by SRAS110.If a passive policy approach is used,the economy will move from its current short-run equilibrium to point _____.

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To favor a passive approach to policy is to believe that the private sector is
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According to the rational expectations model,the only time active policy has an impact on aggregate output is when
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There is little or no evidence that countries experience less inflation when their central banks are free from political pressures.
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Which of the following would eliminate the time inconsistency problem?
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Exhibit 16-4
-In Exhibit 16-4,if the economy started near point b,and government purchases increased,we would expect the economy in the short run to move to

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In the event of a recession,which of the following is the most likely policy stance of those who advocate a passive approach to economic policy?
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Exhibit 16-3
-According to those who favor a passive approach to policy,how will the economy shown in Exhibit 16-3 attain equilibrium at potential output?

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The __________ lag is typically longer for fiscal policy than monetary policy.
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The time it takes for the Fed's purchase of government securities to ultimately change aggregate demand is called the
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Exhibit 16-2
-In Exhibit 16-2,the aggregate demand in the economy is represented by AD0 and the short run aggregate supply by SRAS120.Which of the following represents the short-run equilibrium in the economy?

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An economy that self-corrects a recessionary gap will experience falling nominal wages,rising real wages and falling output.
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Exhibit 16-2
-In Exhibit 16-2,the aggregate demand in the economy is represented by AD0 and the short run aggregate supply by SRAS110.Which of the following represents the long-run equilibrium in the economy?

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A passive approach to economic policy calls for the government to do nothing to offset unemployment because of
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Exhibit 16-1
-According to those who favor a passive approach to policy,how will the economy shown in Exhibit 16-1 attain equilibrium at potential output?

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Exhibit 16-4
-In Exhibit 16-4,the most desirable of the points shown is

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If resource owners anticipated a monetary growth rate of 6 percent,but the money supply actually grew at only 2 percent,
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According to the rational expectations school,when the economy is operating at the potential output level,a temporary decrease in unemployment is possible through appropriate monetary policy--but only if workers and employers are aware in advance of the Fed's intentions.
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Exhibit 16-2
-In Exhibit 16-2,the aggregate demand in the economy is represented by AD0 and the short run aggregate supply by SRAS120.If a passive policy is followed to eliminate the recessionary gap,the economy will move from its current short-run equilibrium to point _____.

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