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1)Which among the following is a supply-side fiscal policy for economic growth?

Devaluation of currency

Increasing tax rates

Increase in the privatization within the country

Decreasing the money supply in the economy

Monetary policies like cutting interest rates

2) When the government borrows money to fund deficit spending, which of the following is likely to occur?

Nominal interest rates will fall as national savings increases.

The central bank must reduce the money supply by an amount equal to the deficit.

Supply of loanable funds to the private sector falls, and the real interest rate increases.

The deficit tends to encourage additional private investment to match any new government spending.

The government debt will fall by an amount equal to the new deficit.

3) As year 2 begins, suppose a country has a debt of $24 million. If the government has an added deficit of $37 million in Year 2, then how much is the public debt at the end of Year 2?

$13 million

$24 million

$37 million

$61 million

$85 million

4) Which of the following will lead to an increase in a country's existing national debt?

Nominal interest rates in the country fall.

Income tax receipts increase.

The central bank sells government bonds.

The government engages in deficit spending to stimulate the economy.

The government uses contractionary fiscal policies to address spiraling inflation.

5) Which of the following could occur if a central bank keeps decreasing the money supply constantly in an economy?

The nominal GDP and the real output both increase.

The nominal GDP decreases as the price level increases.

The price level will decrease and the real output will be unaffected.

The price level and the real output will increase in direct proportion to the change in the money supply.

The real GDP and nominal GDP will both decrease in direct proportion to the change in the money supply.

6) If the nominal GDP in an economy is $300 million, the price per unit is $2, and the velocity of money is constant at 12, then what is the total amount of money supply in the economy?

$5.18 million

$25 million

$41.67 million

$125 million

$250 million

7) Use the graph to answer the question that follows. In the accompanying graph, the long-run Phillips curve has shifted from LR to LR. Which of the following could explain this shift? (1 point)

Expansionary fiscal policy that reduces unemployment and increases inflation

A lower expected rate of inflation

The economy moving, reaching full employment, with real GDP corresponding to long-run aggregate supply

More efficient labor markets that reduce frictional unemployment and the natural rate of unemployment

An inward shift in short-run aggregate supply that increases cyclical unemployment

8) Which of the following best explains the effect of a contractionary fiscal and monetary policy on the aggregate demand of an economy?

The aggregate demand decreases, due to a decrease in taxes and reserve requirements.

The aggregate demand decreases, due to an increase in taxes and reserve requirements.

The aggregate demand increases, due to an increase in taxes and reserve requirements.

The aggregate demand remains unaffected, due to decreases in taxes and reserve requirements.

The aggregate demand remains unaffected, due to increases in taxes and reserve requirements.

9) Use the graph to answer the question that follows The demand for money in the economy is determined by the transaction motive of its residents. Currently, it has been observed that people keep less money on hand due to the advent of technologies like credit cards and internet banking. How does such a change in money technology affect the money demand curve, D₀, and the nominal rate of interest? (1 point)

The demand curve will shift inwards to D₁, driving the nominal interest rate down to I₁.

The demand curve will not change, and the nominal interest rate will remain unchanged.

The demand curve will shift inwards to D₁, driving the nominal interest rate up to I₂.

The demand curve will shift outwards to D₂, driving the nominal interest rate down to I₁.

The demand curve will shift outwards to D₂, driving the nominal interest rate up to I₂.

Use the graph to answer the question that follows. 10) Assume that the economy is in a short-run equilibrium as shown on the accompanying graph. Without government intervention, what adjustment over time can be expected?

Please help me with these question, I really need your help! I will give thumbs up and a positive comment. I really need your help!

1)Which among the following is a supply-side fiscal policy for economic growth?

Devaluation of currency

Increasing tax rates

Increase in the privatization within the country

Decreasing the money supply in the economy

Monetary policies like cutting interest rates

2) When the government borrows money to fund deficit spending, which of the following is likely to occur?

Nominal interest rates will fall as national savings increases.

The central bank must reduce the money supply by an amount equal to the deficit.

Supply of loanable funds to the private sector falls, and the real interest rate increases.

The deficit tends to encourage additional private investment to match any new government spending.

The government debt will fall by an amount equal to the new deficit.

3) As year 2 begins, suppose a country has a debt of $24 million. If the government has an added deficit of $37 million in Year 2, then how much is the public debt at the end of Year 2?

$13 million

$24 million

$37 million

$61 million

$85 million

4) Which of the following will lead to an increase in a country's existing national debt?

Nominal interest rates in the country fall.

Income tax receipts increase.

The central bank sells government bonds.

The government engages in deficit spending to stimulate the economy.

The government uses contractionary fiscal policies to address spiraling inflation.

5) Which of the following could occur if a central bank keeps decreasing the money supply constantly in an economy?

The nominal GDP and the real output both increase.

The nominal GDP decreases as the price level increases.

The price level will decrease and the real output will be unaffected.

The price level and the real output will increase in direct proportion to the change in the money supply.

The real GDP and nominal GDP will both decrease in direct proportion to the change in the money supply.

6) If the nominal GDP in an economy is $300 million, the price per unit is $2, and the velocity of money is constant at 12, then what is the total amount of money supply in the economy?

$5.18 million

$25 million

$41.67 million

$125 million

$250 million

7) Use the graph to answer the question that follows. In the accompanying graph, the long-run Phillips curve has shifted from LR to LR. Which of the following could explain this shift? (1 point)

Expansionary fiscal policy that reduces unemployment and increases inflation

A lower expected rate of inflation

The economy moving, reaching full employment, with real GDP corresponding to long-run aggregate supply

More efficient labor markets that reduce frictional unemployment and the natural rate of unemployment

An inward shift in short-run aggregate supply that increases cyclical unemployment

8) Which of the following best explains the effect of a contractionary fiscal and monetary policy on the aggregate demand of an economy?

The aggregate demand decreases, due to a decrease in taxes and reserve requirements.

The aggregate demand decreases, due to an increase in taxes and reserve requirements.

The aggregate demand increases, due to an increase in taxes and reserve requirements.

The aggregate demand remains unaffected, due to decreases in taxes and reserve requirements.

The aggregate demand remains unaffected, due to increases in taxes and reserve requirements.

9) Use the graph to answer the question that follows The demand for money in the economy is determined by the transaction motive of its residents. Currently, it has been observed that people keep less money on hand due to the advent of technologies like credit cards and internet banking. How does such a change in money technology affect the money demand curve, D₀, and the nominal rate of interest? (1 point)

The demand curve will shift inwards to D₁, driving the nominal interest rate down to I₁.

The demand curve will not change, and the nominal interest rate will remain unchanged.

The demand curve will shift inwards to D₁, driving the nominal interest rate up to I₂.

The demand curve will shift outwards to D₂, driving the nominal interest rate down to I₁.

The demand curve will shift outwards to D₂, driving the nominal interest rate up to I₂.

Use the graph to answer the question that follows. 10) Assume that the economy is in a short-run equilibrium as shown on the accompanying graph. Without government intervention, what adjustment over time can be expected?

The wage rate should fall, short-run aggregate supply will increase, and the economy will adjust to full employment.

The wage rate should increase, short-run aggregate supply will decrease, and the economy will adjust to full employment.

Government spending will decrease, aggregate demand will decrease, and cyclical unemployment will increase.

Taxes will decrease, aggregate demand will decrease, and the economy will adjust to full employment.

Long-run aggregate supply will decrease until it equals the current aggregate demand and short-run aggregate supply.