A) an increase in consumption expenditures
B) a decrease in taxes
C) a decrease in government expenditures on goods and services
D) an increase in net exports of goods and services
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A) an increase in the price level.
B) a decrease in the price level.
C) an increase in income.
D) a decrease in income.
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A) falls; rises; falls
B) falls; falls; falls
C) rises; rises; rises
D) rises; falls; rises
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A) a change in the money wage rate
B) technological progress
C) a reduction in the price of a raw material
D) a change in the price level
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A) move the economy to point A.
B) move the economy to point C.
C) move the economy to point D.
D) keep the economy to point B.
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A) price level
B) money wage rate
C) real wage rate
D) nominal GDP demanded
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A) horizontal at the full employment price level.
B) vertical at the full employment level of real GDP.
C) upward sloping because of the effects of price level changes on real GDP.
D) the same as the short-run aggregate supply curve.
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A) Keynesian economists
B) classical economists
C) monetarists
D) free market economists
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A) the $1,000 will buy fewer goods and services.
B) the $1,000 dollars will buy 20 percent more goods and services.
C) the real value of the $1,000 increases.
D) you will be able to buy fewer goods, but the real value of those goods will increase.
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A) people will be forced to cut consumption so that aggregate demand will decrease.
B) the aggregate quantity demanded exceeds real GDP and inventories will decrease.
C) inventories increase and firms will increase production.
D) the aggregate quantity demanded exceeds real GDP, inventories increase and the price level will rise.
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A) Keynesian
B) Monetarist
C) Classical
D) All
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A) decrease their consumption expenditure.
B) increase their consumption expenditure.
C) do not respond if their nominal wealth does not change.
D) decrease their consumption expenditure only if their nominal wealth also decreases.
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A) a movement to point C.
B) a movement to point A.
C) a shift to AD₂.
D) a shift to AD₁.
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A) is less than full-employment GDP.
B) equals full-employment GDP.
C) is more than full-employment GDP.
D) may be less than, more than, or the same as full-employment GDP depending on the level of potential GDP.
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A) expected future profits decrease.
B) the quantity of money decreases.
C) the substitution effect occurs.
D) taxes decrease.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) both I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) if the economy was left alone, it would rarely operate at full employment.
B) the economy is self-regulating and always at full employment.
C) the economy is self-regulating and will normally, though not always, operate at full employment if monetary policy is not erratic.
D) the economy is self-regulating and will normally, though not always, operate at full employment if fiscal policy is not erratic.
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