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| An annually balanced budget intensifies the business cycle because tax revenue declines associated with: |
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| recession will require cuts in government spending. |
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| The long-run aggregate supply curve is verticle: |
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| because resource prices evenutally catch up with product prices. |
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| Growth production capacity is shown by: |
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| both the shift from AB to CD and the shift from X to Y. |
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| A protective tariff will: |
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| increase the price and sales of domestic consumers. |
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| The velocity of money is the: |
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| number of times per year the average dollar is spent on final goods and services. |
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| Which is an example of a non-tariff barrier (NTB)? |
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| box-by-box inspection requirements for imported fruits. |
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| On the basis of the above information: |
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| Gamma should export tea to Sigma and Sigma should export pots to Gamma. |
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| The amount by which Federal tax revenues exceed Federal government expenditures during a particular year is the: |
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| The basic equation of monetarism is: |
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| Keynesian Theory is best portrayed by: |
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| Classical Theory is best portrayed by: |
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| In terms of aggregate supply, a period in which nominal wages and other input prices are variable is called the: |
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| In terms of aggregate supply, a period in which nominal wages and other input prices are constant is called the: |
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| Labor productivity is defined as: |
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| total output/worker-hours. |
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| The shifts in long-run and short-run aggregate supplly curves from AS1 and AS'1 to AS2 and AS'2 would most likely result from: |
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| an improvement in technology. |
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| views the public budget primarily as a way to stabilize the economy. |
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| New Classical economists say that a fully anticipated increase in aggregate demand: |
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| moves the economy up along its vertical long-run aggregate supply curve. |
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| Classical theory sees the aggregate supply curve as being: |
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| The Federal budget deficit is found by: |
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| subtracting governmetn tax revenues from government spending in a particular year. |
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| In the extended analysis of aggregate supply, the short-run aggregate sup;;y curve is: |
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| upward sloping andt he long-run aggregate supply curve is verticle |
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| In comparing a tariff and an import quota we find that: |
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| the tariff gnerates revenue from the U.S. treasury but the quota does not. |
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| The World Trade Organization: |
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| was established to resolve dispute arising under world trade rules. |
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| Keynesian theory views aggregate supply curve as: |
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| Economic growth can be portrayed as a: |
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| outward shift of the production possibilities curve. |
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| changes the moeny supply are the primary cause of changes in real output and price level. |
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