A) a central assumption of the short-run macro model
B) the idea that prices in every market will adjust until quantity supplied and quantity demanded are equal
C) the idea that excess supply always leads to an increase in demand
D) the idea that markets only work when they are in equilibrium
E) believed by most economists today to be an unreasonable assumption
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A) The real wage rate
B) The Consumer Price Index
C) The interest rate
D) The profit rate
E) The GDP price index
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A) An Economic History of the Great Depression.
B) The General Theory of Employment,Interest,and Money.
C) The Wealth of Nations.
D) The Principles of Political Economy and Taxation.
E) Macroeconomic Policy.
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A) downward sloping and becomes flatter as the number of workers employed increases
B) downward sloping and becomes steeper as the number of workers employed increases
C) downward sloping with the same slope throughout
D) upward sloping and becomes steeper as the number of workers employed increases
E) upward sloping and becomes flatter as the number of workers employed increases
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A) consumption expenditures and the government deficit,if any
B) net taxes and government expenditures
C) government purchases
D) investment spending and the government deficit,if any
E) consumption expenditures,investment spending and government purchases
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A) S - G
B) G -T
C) C + I + G
D) S + I
E) I + G
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A) this will lower the wage rate
B) the demand for loanable funds will be horizontal
C) an increase in government spending will crowd out more than an equal amount of private spending
D) an increase in government spending will crowd out an equal amount of private spending
E) an increase in government spending will crowd out less than an equal amount of private spending
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A) Household saving and government spending
B) Business investment and household saving
C) Net taxes and household saving
D) Government spending and business investment
E) Net taxes and government spending
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A) they do not understand the economy very well
B) economics is a very difficult science,and so there are many incorrect economic projections being made
C) economists rarely disagree;people just think they are disagreeing because they do not understand the language of economics
D) economists often appear to be disagreeing when one is talking about long-run impact while the other is referring to short-run impacts
E) economists are by nature competitive individuals and they often disagree
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True/False
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A) Interest rates would fall and the level of saving would fall.
B) Interest rates would fall and the level of saving would not change.
C) Interest rates would rise and the level of saving would not change.
D) Interest rates would rise and the level of saving would fall.
E) Interest rates would not change and the level of saving would fall.
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A) $2.5 trillion
B) $2.7 trillion
C) $3.0 trillion
D) $5.2 trillion
E) $5.7 trillion
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A) $0.8 trillion
B) $1.0 trillion
C) $1.4 trillion
D) $1.8 trillion
E) $2.2 trillion
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A) created by a market economy
B) the ultimate explanation for all production
C) why it is so difficult to explain how our economy works
D) the cause of inflation
E) what causes the market wage for labor to continually increase
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Multiple Choice
A) demand creates its own supply
B) the production of output will generate exactly enough income to purchase what has been produced
C) the economy is incapable of producing output fast enough to ensure full employment
D) full employment cannot be sustained without government action
E) consumer saving prevents the economy from reaching full employment
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True/False
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A) is now discredited
B) was developed by John Maynard Keynes
C) has been completely displaced by the short-run macro model
D) helps us to understand the performance of the economy in the long run
E) is most useful in helping us to predict when an economic downturn will occur
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A) the relationship describing which inputs an economy can use with different quantities of labor
B) the relationship describing how much labor an economy can supply with different quantities of capital
C) the relationship describing how much output an economy can produce with different quantities of labor
D) the relationship describing what services an economy can produce with different quantities of capital
E) the relationship describing how much output a firm can produce with different quantities of capital
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A) lower the wage rate
B) increase the supply of loanable funds
C) cause total spending to decline
D) cause total spending to increase
E) leave total spending unchanged
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A) Inflation.
B) Population growth.
C) Markets clear.
D) The microeconomy.
E) Money supply.
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