Exam 7: Aggregate Demand, Aggregate Supply, and the Self-Correcting Economy

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If autonomous spending does not respond to changes in the interest rate, the resulting ________ IS curve implies that an economy ________ self-correct.

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Figure 7-3 Figure 7-3   -Employing Figure above with equilibrium initially at E0, assume the nominal money supply eased. If prices are flexible, in the short run ________ and in the long run ________. -Employing Figure above with equilibrium initially at E0, assume the nominal money supply eased. If prices are flexible, in the short run ________ and in the long run ________.

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An increase in the price level will

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The demand for labor is determined by

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With a fixed nominal wage the SAS curve is positively sloped because

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Consider an initial IS-LM equilibrium point which corresponds to a point labeled "A" on the current AD curve. -Refer to the information above. If the nominal money supply falls by 4 percent with no change in the price level, the resulting IS-LM equilibrium corresponds to a point in the AD diagram

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In the case of monetary impotence without a horizontal LM curve, a rise in government expenditures

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According to Pigou, the Keynesian dilemma of a vertical AD curve is not a dilemma at all because the demand for commodities depends directly on the level of real balances. Thus, the

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The combination of the Keynes, Pigou, expectations, and redistribution effects results in an economy that self-corrects given a sufficiently low price level, when the four effects give rise to an AD curve that is

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Figure 7-2 Figure 7-2   -In the figure above, the shifts F0 to F1 and N0d to N1d may have occurred in an economy subjected to a -In the figure above, the shifts F0 to F1 and N0d to N1d may have occurred in an economy subjected to a

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The SAS curve will be steeper the

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That the LAS curve is vertical means that

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A fall in the price level causes changes in the IS-LM diagram that can also be recorded as a

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Keynes discussed the possibility of a horizontal LM curve, which causes a ________, thus the possibility of ________.

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The result of raising government spending in the IS-LM model can be translated to the "quantity equation" as equal-proportional changes in

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Figure 7-5 Figure 7-5   -In the figure above, from an initial long-run equilibrium the net tax rate rises with no initial change in the nominal wage. We would show this as a movement from points -In the figure above, from an initial long-run equilibrium the net tax rate rises with no initial change in the nominal wage. We would show this as a movement from points

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The LM curve will shift to the

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Suppose that the administration proposes to follow a contractionary fiscal policy. This would cause the

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If falling prices cause an expectation of even lower prices in the future, this argues for a relatively ________ AD curve, thus ________ the Pigou effect.

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When the price firm's receive for their output rises, the resulting ________ in the real wage rate leads firms to profitably employ ________ labor than before, thus ________ the amount of output willingly supplied.

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