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A core peripheral in the world and it's current GDP
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Economic Problem Facing the United States
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If the consumer price index is 105 in Year One and 110 in Year Two, what is the rate of inflation from Year One to Year Two?
4.5%
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melody
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in which economic situation with interest rates decrease?
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big bass🤪
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Which event indicates that deflation is occurring
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big bass🤪
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1. What is the best definition of the term recession?
a. a time when GDP per capita rises overall b. a period of decline in
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rstaats88
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7. How do economists calculate gross domestic product?
a. by adding up all the taxes collected by federal and state governments
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rstaats88
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Presidential candidate Bill Clinton criticizes and seeks to move away from
A. Keynesianism. B. supply-side economics. C.
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I hate school
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What is the difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics?
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Fituma Furgasa Worku
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Kwelo tlase ya ikonomi
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Josaya
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Unemployment is on the rise though inflation is quite low. Gross Domestic Product is rising but more slowly than the goal rate.
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Heather
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Question 1 (1.00 points)
Cost-push inflation: a. is caused by excessive total spending. b. shifts the nation's production
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njabulo
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The total value of all goods and services produced by a nation in one year is known as what?(1 point)
Responses gross domestic
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Fatima
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This economic term means rapid increases in prices when money buys less as the prices increase.
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John B
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As people attempt to save more, the result is both a decline in output and unchanged saving. Discuss
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Christopher
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What is the best definition of gross domestic product, or GDP?
A. money paid to the government in taxes to support public goods
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goodog
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What is it called when prices rise at a high rate?
A. interest rate B. net export C. inflation D. taxes
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goodog
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What is the best description of GDP per capita?
A. an economy's total output divided by its total population B. an economy’s
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goodog
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Assume the simple spending multiplier
equals 10. Determine the size and direction of any changes in the aggregate expenditure
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Amber
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If the MPC is .8 and the government increases both spending and lump-sum taxes by $100 million, then we would expect:
a) an
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Harry
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Why do we consider a business-cycle expansion different from long-run economic growth?
Why do we care about the size of the
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smeffy
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Will the aggregate quantity of goods and services demanded become more
sensitive or less sensitive to changes in the price level
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Dave
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5. The problem of determining what goods and services society should produce:
A.exists because we can produce more than we need
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Johnny
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The effect of a decline in taxes on the level of income will differ somewhat from an increase in government expenditures of the
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Amy
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The value of the marginal propensity to save is 0.2. If real GDP increases by $50 billion, this situation was the result of an
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Amy
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a) Suppose the economy is characterized by the following behavioral equations:
C = c0 + c1YD YD = Y – T I = b0 + b1Y Government
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Eve
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use the expenditure equation for gdp=c+i+g+xn find the values for each sector for the years 1929 and 1933. determine the
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patricia
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Consider a simple economy consisting of only four firms. Firm A, a mining enterprise, extracts iron ore. Firm B, a Steelmaker,
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Linda
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Question 4 (1.00 points)
The multiplier effect indicates that: a. a decline in the interest rate will cause a proportionately
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thabo
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Which identifies the increase in the price of goods and decrease in the value of money?
recession inflation*** unemployment
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ILY
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Explain how it's possible for actual GDP to temporarily exceed full-employment GDP.
"full-employment GDP" is a defined concept.
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Megan
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A decrease in aggregate demand will cause
A. aggregate supply to fall according to classical economists, and prices to fall
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Mac
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Suppose that the following equations describe an economy (C, I, G, T, and Y
are measured in billions of dollars and r is measured
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yaw
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countries seek economic development because it
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carlos
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What conditions account for the boom-and-bust cycles experienced by Washington’s economy in the latter half of the 20th
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Joa
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Real GDP is a good measure of performance of an economy. Explain why.
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Paul
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Using the unabridged Fisher equation, determine the nominal interest rate if expected inflation is 4.25% and real interest rate
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keshi kumar
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Suppose the rate of inflation this year is 4.5%. What is the percentage decrease in the buying power of a dollar?
a) 4.3% b) 4.7%
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Jessica
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The economy's total output divided by its total population is called
A. gross national product B. circular flow C. GDP per
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Evan
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An expansionary fiscal policy can be partially offset by a(n):
a. increase in aggregate demand b. increase in aggregat supply c.
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Amy
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When the price of corn dogs is $1.00, 5,000 corn dogs are demanded. When the price of corn dogs is $2.00, 2,500 are demanded.
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Ashaki
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In the solow growth model, suppose initially that the economy is in its steady state, in which the saving rate is lower than the
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Thomas Ombeni
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How did Inflation in the 1970s contribute to washington's.
boom-and-bust cycles? A.It decreased unemployment in key industries.
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Coolie
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If the average level of nominal income in a nation is $21,000 and the price level index is 154, the average real income is
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Anonymous
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Define biased and unbiased ppf
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Akekundira Edgar
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Principals of national economic account
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What are the approaches of measuring gdp
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What is the formula for determining the GDP per capita of a place?(1 point)
Responses the total wealth of the place divided by
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An increase in an economy's resource pool will:
1)shift the short-run aggregate supply curve inward. 2)cause a movement along the
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Këya
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Consider an economy with a constant nominal money supply, a constant level of real output Y = 100, and a constant real interest
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Sally
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