Exam 11: Aggregate Expenditure
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In order to accurately capture the multiplier effect, it is important to know:
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Which of the following could be a direct cause of investment spending increasing?
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How would the real exchange rate need to change to get aggregate expenditure to increase?
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What type of relationship do business taxes have with respect to Investment spending?
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During the Great Depression in the 1930s the banking industry was crippled so badly that nearly _____ of the banks failed.
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Which of the following is not a determinant of Investment spending?
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If spending increased by $250, and the GDP decreased $1,000 as a result, the MPC must be:
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In Figure 1 above if the economy were at Y3 then we would expect there to be:

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Using Figure 3 above the distance between what 2 lines illustrate a recessionary output gap?

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If the marginal propensity to consume was 0.9, it would mean that:
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A main reason the federal government may choose to spend would be the:
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If spending increased by $200, and the GDP increased $1,000 as a result, the MPC must be:
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If tastes for foreign goods and services go up, then we would expect aggregate expenditure to:
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If spending increased by $100, and the GDP increased $400 as a result, the MPC must be:
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If trade policies change, then we would expect aggregate expenditure to:
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Domestic income has a ______ relationship with net export spending.
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