Exam 17: Stabilization in an Integrated World Economy
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What kinds of unemployment are associated with the natural rate of unemployment?
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According to the hypothesis of New Keynesian inflation dynamics,an increase in aggregate demand brings about
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-Refer to the above figure.Suppose the economy is at point B and the central bank adopts expansionary monetary policy.In the short run,this will result in

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Suppose the economy is in equilibrium when there is a change in environmental policy that bans all pesticides and herbicides on farmland.We would expect to observe
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Economists who favor policy activism argue that the United States economy is NOT always in equilibrium because
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-In the above figure,if we start at
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In the short run,unanticipated inflation typically leads to
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With discretionary policy making,fiscal and monetary policies are usually
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The longer is the interval between firms' price adjustments,
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According to the rational expectations hypothesis,monetary policy can have real effects on such variables as real Gross Domestic Product (GDP)in the short run
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Which of the following can help explain why prices might be "sticky"?
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Under the assumption of rational expectations,expectations people have formed are an important determinant of
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According to New Keynesians,which of the following is one of the two key factors that determines the inflation rate?
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In new Keynesian theory,the pattern of inflation exhibited by an economy with growing aggregate demand known as inflation dynamics is
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