1. Which of the following is FALSE regarding deficits?

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Deficits grow when outlays increase.

Deficits tend to grow during recessions.

Deficits grow when revenues increase.

Recent U.S. budget deficits are large in a historical context.

2. Which of the following is true?

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The United States generally has a budget surplus.

National debt is the same as deficit.

The national debt is the sum of yearly budget deficits.

A deficit will occur when revenues exceed outlay

3. The marginal propensity to consume is the change in consumption expenditure divided by the change in disposable income.

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True

False

4. Fiscal policy is usually used during recessions because it is takes less time to implement than monetary policy.

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True

False

5. Monetary policy is:

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more effective in the long run.

more effective in the short run.

equally effective in the long and short run.

No answer text provided.

6. The most commonly used tool of monetary policy by the Fed is open market operations.

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True

False

7. If the money supply increases, and the price level is unchanged, interest rates will fall.

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True

False

8. The demand for money will increase when the price level increases.

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True

False

9. Suppose the Fed engages in contractionary monetary policy to reduce the money supply. What is the result in the loanable funds market?

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There is a shift in the demand for loanable funds.

The amount of loanable funds increases.

Bank competition increases.

The interest rate rises.

10. Which of the following is an example of expansionary fiscal policy?

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increase in taxes

stimulus package

increasing the money supply

lowering interest rates

11. Suppose the MPC is 0.9. What will the total GDP impact be of a $400 billion increase in government spending (G)?

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$360 billion

$760 billion

$1 trillion

$4 trillion

12. Supply-side fiscal policy initiatives include the following items EXCEPT:

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R&D tax credits

Education policies (subsidies or tax breaks)

Lower corporate profit tax rates

Open market operations

13. During a recession, incomes fall and unemployment rises.

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True

False

14. Which of the following is part of mandatory outlays?

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Social Security

defense spending

government employee salaries

infrastructure maintenance

15. People with higher incomes pay a larger portion of their income in taxes than people with lower incomes do. That's because of Progressive income tax system.

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True

False

16. Government budget is a plan for both raising and spending funds for financial activities.

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True

False

17. The two largest sources of government revenue are individual income taxes and social insurance.

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True

False

18. Budget deficit occurs when revenue exceed government outlays in a given time period, usually a year.

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True

False

18. When there is a budget deficit, the government has to borrow money to cover the gap.

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True

False

19. Debt is budget deficits.

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True

False

20. Consider just the AD curve. Suppose consumption (C) broadly increases across the entire economy. This will cause

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a movement along the AD curve.

the AD curve to shift outward.

the slope of the AD curve to get steeper.

a decrease in the price level of the economy.

21. Why is the LRAS curve vertical?

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The short run sets a given output that will remain in the long run.

Long-term output can only increase at a specific equilibrium price level.

Prices have nothing to do with long-term output.

Unemployment is zero in the long run.

22. With the AD-AS graph, what variable is on the vertical axis?

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National income.

The price of the good we are studying.

The price of labor.

The price level

23. Suppose there is an increase in AD, causing a price level increase; what will happen in the long run as prices adjust?

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The price level will go back to its previous level.

The price level will rise even further.

The price level will fall to a level below its previous level.

The price level will fall slightly to a level somewhere between its current level and the original level.

24. Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Model built on demand and supply modelused to study business cycles.

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True

False

25. If price levels rise, people will save less which will increase interest rates. This will decrease investment.

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True

False

26. What will cause an increase in demand (rightward shift) for foreign currency?

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An increase in demand for foreign goods.

An increase in the exchange rate.

A decrease in the exchange rate.

A decrease in the demand for U.S. products.

27. Suppose that the U.S. dollar appreciates compared to the Japanese yen. What will happen as a result?

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The exchange rate of yens to dollars will not change.

It will take less yen to buy a U.S. dollar.

It will take more U.S. dollars to buy yen.

Japanese goods will become more attractive to American consumers.

28. If U.S. exports increase:

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The current and capital account will no longer balance.

Current account deficits will shrink.

Current account deficits will increase.

The demand for loanable funds will decrease.