Exam 11: Classical and Keynesian Macro Analyses
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An unexpected event that causes the aggregate demand curve to shift inward or outward is an
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The exchange rate last month was $1= 3.2 Swiss francs.This month it is $1 = 3.12 Swiss francs.We can say that the value of the dollar
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All items below will decrease short-run aggregate supply EXCEPT
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In the classical model,changes in interest rates will always ensure that
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Oil prices increased significantly in 2008.According to the Keynesian model,this increase in oil prices should have caused which of the following to occur?
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Economic growth due to labor force expansion or capital investments will result in I.A leftward shift of short-run aggregate supply.
II.A rightward shift in long-run aggregate supply.
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In the classical model,how do shifts in aggregate demand affect real GDP?
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-In the above figure,an increase in aggregate demand has resulted in

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Consequences of Changes in Aggregate Demand
-Refer to the above figure.An increase in aggregate demand beyond real Gross Domestic Product (GDP)level Y1 would result in

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Holding the level of prices fixed implies that a given increase in aggregate demand
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The approach to understanding the determination of real GDP and the price level that emphasizes flexible wages and prices and competitive markets is
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Natural disasters like severe earthquakes are devastating to the economy as well as to the individuals harmed due to
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