Exam 11: Aggregate Supply
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Exhibit 10-3
-In Exhibit 10-3,the distance between Y1 and Y2 is called

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Which of the following supply shocks would shift the long-run aggregate supply curve outward?
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If the inflation rate is 4 percent a year and everyone expected 2 percent a year,then the potential level of real GDP will increase.
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A rising price level in the short run may create an incentive for firms to increase production because
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An increase in the federal minimum wage would shift the long-run aggregate supply curve inward (to the left).
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The actual price level is assumed to be constant along a given short-run aggregate supply curve.
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Because some resource prices are assumed to be constant in the short run,
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In the long run,the aggregate demand curve determines the price level.
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If the price level rises by 5 percent and the nominal wage rises 3 percent,the real wage
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If resource suppliers and demanders find out that their price expectations were wrong,they will take corrective actions that will
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If the actual price level is lower than the expected price level,the economy will contract in the short run.
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The long-run aggregate supply curve is vertical because potential real GDP is determined by resource availabilities and productivities.
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Exhibit 10-11
-Refer to Exhibit 10-11.Which point represents short-run equilibrium?

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An adverse supply shock could increase both the price level and nominal GDP.
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