A) the actual unemployment rate exceeds the natural unemployment rate.
B) real GDP is $600 billion.
C) the SAS curve shifts rightward.
D) the price level rises to 90.
E) potential GDP decreases.
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A) LAS curve shifts leftward.
B) AD curve shifts rightward.
C) SAS curve shifts leftward.
D) AD curve shifts leftward.
E) SAS curve shifts rightward.
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A) below full- employment; 20
B) actual; 0
C) below full- employment; 40
D) above full- employment; 40
E) above full- employment; 20
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A) A recessionary gap arises.
B) Factor prices decrease in the long run, shifting the short- run aggregate supply curve rightward.
C) The level of real GDP decreases in the short run.
D) The long- run aggregate supply curve shifts leftward to create the new long- run equilibrium.
E) The price level decreases.
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A) 1) is true; 2) is false.
B) 2) is true; 1) is false.
C) 1) and 2) are false.
D) 1) and 2) are true.
E) 1) is true; 2) is true if the natural unemployment rate is too high.
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A) and the LAS curves both shift rightward.
B) curve does not shift but the LAS curve shifts leftward.
C) curve does not shift but the LAS curve shifts rightward.
D) curve shifts rightward, but the LAS curve does not shift.
E) and the LAS curves both shift leftward.
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A) a
B) b
C) c
D) d
E) a and b
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A) 120; $600
B) 125; $550
C) 130; $500
D) 120; $500
E) 130; $600
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A) increases; does not change;
B) does not change; does not change
C) decreases; does not change
D) increases; increases
E) decreases; does not change;
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A) a only
B) b only
C) c only
D) d only
E) Both a and c
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A) a rise in the exchange rate
B) an increase in expected future income
C) a change in monetary policy
D) a change in fiscal policy
E) an advance in technology
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A) all who are willing and able to work are working, and the wage level is set so that the GDP deflator equals 110.
B) real GDP equals potential GDP.
C) aggregate demand equals short- run aggregate supply.
D) real GDP equals potential GDP and the wage level is set so that the GDP deflator equals 110.
E) all who are willing and able to work, are working.
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A) a below full- employment equilibrium, and factor prices will decrease.
B) an above full- employment equilibrium, and factor prices will increase.
C) an above full- employment equilibrium, and factor prices will decrease.
D) a long- run equilibrium, and factor prices will not change.
E) a below full- employment equilibrium, and factor prices will increase.
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A) The AD curve shifts rightward and the SAS curve remains unchanged.
B) The AD curve shifts rightward and the SAS curve shifts leftward.
C) The LAS curve shifts leftward.
D) The SAS curve shifts leftward.
E) The AD curve shifts leftward and the SAS curve shifts rightward.
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A) a only
B) b only
C) c only
D) d only
E) both c and d
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A) a vertical long- run aggregate supply curve indicates the maximum output rate that an economy can ever attain.
B) a vertical long- run supply curve indicates that an increase in aggregate demand will lead to greater real GDP, but not greater nominal GDP.
C) potential GDP never changes.
D) actual output can never exceed, even temporarily, the quantity of output determined by the economy's long- run aggregate supply curve.
E) potential GDP is independent of the price level.
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A) Real GDP increases and the price level rises.
B) Real GDP decreases and the price level falls.
C) Real GDP increases and the price level falls.
D) Real GDP decreases and the price level rises.
E) There is no change in either real GDP or the price level.
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A) both the SAS curve and the LAS curve rightward.
B) both the SAS curve and the LAS curve leftward.
C) the LAS curve rightward, but leaves the SAS curve unchanged.
D) the SAS curve rightward, but leaves the LAS curve unchanged.
E) the SAS curve leftward, but leaves the LAS curve unchanged.
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A) "The recent tornadoes destroyed many factories in Calgary and Edmonton."
B) "The decrease in consumer spending may lead to a recession."
C) "Recent higher wage settlements are expected to cause higher inflation this year."
D) "Growth has been unusually high the last few years due to more women entering the work force."
E) "The increase in consumer spending is expected to lead to inflation, without any increase in real GDP."
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A) Investors, anticipating an erosion of financial wealth due to inflation, decide to save more.As a result, aggregate demand decreases.
B) The Bank of Canada raises interest rates so people plan to buy fewer consumer durables.As a result, aggregate demand decreases.
C) The government increases its expenditures.The demand for loanable funds increases, which raises the real interest rate.Investment increases.
D) The government reduces the goods and services tax.As a result, consumption expenditure increases and aggregate demand increases.
E) The exchange rate value of the Canadian dollar rises.As a result, people living near the U.S.- Canada border increase their imports of goods and net exports decrease.
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