A) M × V = GDPnominal; P × Yreal GDP = Pillusion × Ynominal
B) M × V = GDPnominal; M × V = P × Yreal GDP
C) P × Yreal GDP = Pillusion × Ynominal; M × V = P × Yreal GDP
D) M × V = P × Yreal GDP; GDPnominal = Pillusion × Ynominal
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A) cause currency reform to accelerate.
B) cause currency reform to decelerate.
C) lead to a decrease in the price level.
D) lead to an increase in the price level.
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A) nominal; per capita
B) per capita; nominal
C) real; nominal
D) nominal; real
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A) 3.5%
B) 1%
C) 8.5%
D) 4.5%
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A) the speed at which people save money.
B) the speed at which prices rise and cause a need for more money.
C) the average number of times that a unit of money is spent on final goods and services in a year.
D) the speed at which the central bank increases the money supply during a year.
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A) taxes and changes in inflation and/or output.
B) government purchases and changes in inflation and/or output.
C) interest rates and changes in a nation's inflation and/or unemployment.
D) the money supply and changes in inflation and/or output.
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A) the adoption of a new currency by a country
B) a change in the denominations of currency that are available in a country
C) a change in the money supply in a country
D) the switch from using currency to having a cashless money system
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A) The government prints more paper money.
B) The government lowers the required reserve ratio.
C) New gold supplies are discovered that can be mined.
D) Additional goods and services are produced.
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A) inflation is positive.
B) inflation is negative.
C) the money illusion confuses thinking.
D) the Fisher effect is applied to make real adjustments.
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A) 8.5%
B) 2.5%
C) 4%
D) 4.5%
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A) fell by 3.2%.
B) rose by 21.4%.
C) fell by 9.4%.
D) rose by 24.6%.
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A) disinflation.
B) inflation illusion.
C) deflation.
D) negaflation.
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A) -1%
B) 1%
C) 7%
D) 12%
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A) Nominal GDP growth rate = Real GDP growth rate + inflation rate.
B) MV = PY.
C) V = Nominal GDP / M.
D) Real interest rate = Nominal interest rate - inflation rate.
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A) current; expected; future-oriented activities.
B) expected; current; future-oriented activities.
C) current; expected; currently taken actions.
D) expected; current; currently taken actions.
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A) positively related to growth in velocity.
B) negatively related to growth in velocity.
C) positively related to growth in nominal GDP.
D) negatively related to growth in nominal GDP.
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A) 2%
B) 4%
C) 0%
D) 6%
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A) per capita GDP to rise.
B) real GDP to fall.
C) nominal GDP to fall.
D) nominal GDP to rise.
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A) Junko is suffering from the money illusion because she is considering only nominal values and not real values.
B) Junko is suffering from the money illusion because she should focus only on the CPI and not on salaries to make the determination.
C) Marko is suffering from the money illusion because he is focused only on the CPI and not on salaries.
D) Marko is suffering from the money illusion because he is considering real values rather than nominal values.
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