A) As long as the government establishes the correct price.
B) Because technology is constantly improving.
C) If prices are flexible and free to change.
D) If trade barriers protect domestic production.
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A) Monetarist explanations
B) Keynesian explanations
C) Supply-side explanations
D) Eclectic explanations
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A) Laissez-faire would lead to macro equilibrium.
B) The economy was inherently unstable.
C) Markets would naturally self-adjust.
D) Wages and prices were flexible.
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A) The price level is optimal,but the output level may not be
B) The output level is optimal,but the price level may not be
C) The price level and the output level are both optimal
D) The price level and the output level may or may not be optimal
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A) Small disturbances in prices and output are always short term.
B) The economy is inherently stable.
C) Government intervention in the economy is necessary at times.
D) High unemployment is always a temporary situation.
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A) Classical and supply-side
B) Keynesian and monetarist
C) Classical and Keynesian
D) Classical but not monetarist
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A) An increase in the cost of labor
B) A decrease in the money supply
C) An increase in government spending on goods
D) A decrease in interest rates
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A) Is controlled by Congress.
B) Refers to the use of government spending.
C) Shifts the aggregate supply curve.
D) Is controlled by the Federal Reserve.
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A) Raise taxes to increase aggregate demand.
B) Increase the money supply to increase aggregate supply.
C) Increase government expenditures to increase aggregate demand.
D) Increase education spending to increase aggregate supply.
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A) Increase;increase
B) Increase;decrease
C) Decrease;increase
D) Decrease;decrease
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A) Cut taxes and/or increase government spending.
B) Cut taxes and/or reduce government spending.
C) Raise taxes and/or increase government spending.
D) Raise taxes and/or reduce government spending.
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A) 100
B) 110
C) 120
D) 130
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A) Wealth decreases.
B) Purchasing power increases.
C) Real income decreases.
D) Business profits increase.
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A) The shape and sensitivity of aggregate supply and aggregate demand curves.
B) The existence or nonexistence of the aggregate supply curve.
C) The importance of international balances to the economy.
D) The usefulness of aggregate demand and supply in analyzing macro equilibrium.
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A) People are willing and able to buy more goods and services at lower average prices.
B) People buy fewer goods and services at lower average incomes.
C) A higher average price level induces producers to offer more output.
D) A higher average price level causes incomes to increase.
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A) Follow a policy of laissez faire.
B) Relax immigration standards.
C) Reduce government regulations.
D) Use tax cuts or more government spending or both.
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A) Market demand applies to all individuals,and aggregate demand does not.
B) Aggregate demand applies to a specific good,and market demand does not.
C) Policy levers work through market demand but not aggregate demand.
D) Aggregate demand applies to all goods and market demand applies to a specific good.
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