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A) an increase in U.S. exports to them
B) aggregate demand will not be affected
C) U.S. net exports will decrease
D) aggregate demand will shift to the right
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A) inflexible; long
B) inflexible; brief
C) flexible; brief
D) flexible; long
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A) a tax cut
B) a decrease in consumer confidence
C) increased population
D) an optimistic forecast of future income growth
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) none of the above
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A) -5
B) 5
C) -23
D) 23
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A) the total spending by all consumers, business firms, government agencies, and foreigners in the United States.
B) the total amounts that all consumers, business firms, government agencies, and foreigners wish to spend on all final goods and services at various price levels.
C) the total spending by consumers, business firms, and government agencies in one year.
D) the total spending by consumers, business firms, and government agencies on final goods and services.
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A) a lower price level, increasing citizen's real wealth
B) a lower price level, reducing interest rates
C) a lower price level, increasing exports and decreasing imports
D) None of the above decrease U.S. aggregate demand.
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A) upward sloping; upward sloping
B) upward sloping; vertical
C) vertical; upward sloping
D) vertical; vertical
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A) Positively, because he prefers to make all his purchases in Canada from Canadian firms.
B) Negatively, because he prefers to make all his purchases in Canada from Canadian firms.
C) Negatively, since we are all members of North American Free Trade Zone.
D) Positively, since he will be in a better position to purchase U.S.-made goods.
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A) increase, decrease
B) increase, increase
C) decrease, decrease
D) decrease, increase
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A) AD would increase.
B) AD would decrease.
C) AD would stay the same.
D) AD could either increase or decrease, depending on which change was of a greater magnitude.
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A) has the same slope as the LRAS.
B) shifts only when the LRAS shifts in the same direction.
C) normally slopes upward to the right because the costs of labor and other inputs are relatively fixed in the short run.
D) normally has a slope of zero, meaning the curve is horizontal.
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A) AD would decrease.
B) AD would increase.
C) AD would decrease if exports rose more than imports.
D) AD would increase if exports rose more than imports.
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A) decrease U.S. exports.
B) decrease U.S. imports.
C) decrease RGDP demanded in the United States.
D) both (a) and (c)
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A) Americans reduced the proportion of foreign goods bought since their foreign prices became relatively lower.
B) Americans reduced the amount of investment they undertook because interest rates increased.
C) Americans reduced the amount of goods and services they wanted to purchase for consumption because they felt less wealthy.
D) Americans reduced the fraction of purchases they made from domestic producers of goods and services since foreign prices became relatively lower.
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