Review Test Submission: Home X corehouse.edu/webapps/assessment/review/review.jsp?attempt_.d=_2841199_1&course_id=_114835_1&content_id= Question 3 Which of the following factors affect the Long-Run Aggregate Supply curve? X Choose all that apply. Selected Answers: Human Capital Labor and Physical Capital Technology Answers: Saving Human Capital Productivity Labor and Physical Capital Technology Consumption Net Exports Investment Government PurchasesReview Test Submission: Home X puse.edu/webapps/assessment/review/review.jsp?attempt_.d=_2841199_1&course_id=_114835_1&conten Question 4 Refer to the figure below. A movement from point B on ADj to point & on AD2 may result from: X Price level B AD1 AD2 Real GDP Selected Answer: an increase in consumer pessimism. Answers: an increase in personal income taxes. an increase in consumer pessimism. an increase in consumer optimism. the central bank reducing the quantity of money. Question 5 hpQuestion 9 0 out of 0.5 points Using the AD-LRAS model, an increase in capital accumulation and a decrease in business taxes causes the Long-Run Aggregate Supply curve to [value1] and the X Aggregate Demand curve to [value2], respectively. Specified Answer for: value1 Right Specified Answer for: value2 declinex My Apps Dashboard | Morehous X Review Test Submission: Home X norehouse.edu/webapps/assessment/review/review.jsp?attempt_id=_2841199_1&course_id=_114835_1&conter Question 13 The Long-Run Aggregate Supply curve represents Selected Answer. nominal GDP. Answers: actual real GDP. potential real GDP nominal GDP. actual unemployment.Question 16 Which statement is FALSE? Selected Answer: A rise in the price level increases the demand for money, which raises the interest rate and reduces investment spending. Answers: A rise in the price level lowers real wealth, leading to a decrease in consumer spending A rise in the price level increases the demand for money, which raises the interest rate and reduces investment spending A fall in the price level generally leads to a rise in the level of aggregate output demanded. A fall in the price level reduces the demand for money, which raises the interest rate and increases investment spending