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A) since expectations can cause discretionary stabilization policies to be pro-cyclical,it is better to rely upon policy rules.
B) discretionary monetary policy is a more powerful stabilization device than is discretionary fiscal policy.
C) discretionary fiscal policy is a more powerful stabilization device than is discretionary monetary policy.
D) discretionary policies are more effective than rules in stabilizing the economy.
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A) equally at curing recessions and inflations.
B) mainly at curing inflations.
C) mainly at curing recessions.
D) curing hyperinflation.
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A) how government can increase tax revenues by increasing tax rates.
B) that a tax cut will lead to an increase in GDP.
C) the disincentive effects of high marginal tax rates.
D) the tax rate which will yield maximum revenue for the government.
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A) decrease by 7%.
B) decrease 7%.
C) increase 7%.
D) only be adjusted to reflect annualized growth rate.
E) the money supply should increase 7% AND be adjusted to reflect annualized growth rate.
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A) classical
B) Keynesian
C) monetarism
D) supply-side
E) rational expectationist
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A) M.
B) V.
C) P.
D) Q.
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A) if M rises by a certain percentage,P rises by that same percentage.
B) V and Q are constants.
C) MV = PQ.
D) if M rises by a certain percentage,V will rise by that same percentage.
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A) they assume too much influence due to monopoly power.
B) they just go too far in ascribing rationality to the general population.
C) the assumption that the velocity of circulation is predictable in the short run is not borne out by the facts.
D) the assumption that labor union contracts create a rigid wage structure is unrealistic.
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A) fall;fall further
B) fall;rise
C) rise;fall
D) rise;rise further
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A) Keynesian economics
B) Monetarism
C) The theory of rational expectations
D) New Classical Economics
E) Supply-side economics
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A) fell by 100%.
B) fell by 50%.
C) stayed the same.
D) rose by 50%.
E) rose by 100%.
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A) P will rise.
B) P will fall.
C) Q will rise.
D) Q will fall.
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A) the huge government deficits will cause increasing interest rates which could choke off the recovery..
B) the large amount of government spending for job creation could result in rapid and uncontrollable increases in wages.
C) the flood of money into the banks could cause excessive investment expenditures in the economy.
D) the tax rebates made available to consumers could cause uncontrollable increases in the price of housing.
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A) is an identity.
B) requires that an increase in nominal GDP must always be accompanied by an increase in the velocity of money.
C) does not apply when the level of unemployment is quite high.
D) holds only if the velocity of circulation of money is a constant.
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A) Only monetary policy can affect aggregate demand.
B) Only fiscal policy can affect aggregate demand.
C) Both monetary and fiscal policy can affect aggregate demand.
D) Neither monetary nor fiscal policy can affect aggregate demand.
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A) increased at a constant rate each year.
B) decreased during recession and increased during inflation.
C) held constant over time.
D) increased during recession and decreased during inflation.
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A) a Phillips curve.
B) a Laffer curve.
C) an aggregate supply curve.
D) an aggregate demand curve.
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A) The limitations of our knowledge make any discretionary policy very unpredictable.
B) The past performance of the Fed has not given a strong indication that it has the ability to regulate the money supply in such a manner.
C) Friedman advocates the rule of steady monetary growth.
D) Discretionary monetary policy promotes confidence within the business community by providing a greater amount of stability to money and credit.
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