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A) imposing fiscal discipline and reducing budget deficits.
B) following Keynes's analysis regarding the "animal spirits."
C) increasing the money supply and lowering the interest rate.
D) applying expansionary fiscal policy on a large scale.
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A) increase aggregate supply.
B) increase aggregate demand.
C) control big business.
D) decrease government involvement.
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A) right; increases
B) left; remains constant
C) right; decreases
D) left; decreases
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A) keep the economy in a liquidity trap until antitrust policy could be enforced.
B) use expansionary fiscal policy.
C) increase taxes and spend less.
D) leave the economy alone, and flexible wages and prices would eventually lead to increases in income and employment.
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A) supply curve is vertical.
B) demand curve is vertical.
C) demand curve has a positive slope.
D) supply curve is horizontal.
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A) fiscal policy should play the main role in stabilization policy.
B) monetary policy should play the main role in stabilization policy.
C) automatic stabilizers should be the only type of policy used.
D) government budgets should always be balanced.
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A) quantitative easing.
B) fiscal stimulus.
C) expansionary austerity.
D) a credit crunch.
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A) Treasury Department.
B) Federal Reserve.
C) president.
D) National Bureau of Economic Research.
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A) is effective.
B) can reduce the unemployment rate below the natural rate.
C) makes the economy unstable.
D) should follow a policy rule.
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A) flat.
B) negatively sloped.
C) vertical.
D) unstable.
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A) M × V = P × Y.
B) M × P = V × Y.
C) M × Y = V × P.
D) M × Y × P = V.
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A) rise; fall
B) rise; not change
C) not change; rise
D) fall; fall
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A) Classical macroeconomics
B) Keynesian economics
C) Rational expectations theory
D) Monetarism
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A) cause dangerous budget deficits.
B) unfairly sacrifice equity to efficiency.
C) increase incentives to work and save and cause increases in potential output.
D) increase output by directly increasing aggregate demand.
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A) discretionary fiscal policy crowds out investment spending.
B) the natural rate of unemployment is constant in the long run.
C) monetary policy lags are shorter than fiscal policy lags.
D) the velocity of money is constant in the short run.
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A) is the use of political activism made popular by liberal economists.
B) mandates a balanced government budget.
C) is the use of monetary and fiscal policy to smooth out the business cycle.
D) was the tool used by classical economists.
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A) the Federal Reserve should be abolished.
B) fiscal policy can decrease the unemployment rate below the natural rate of unemployment.
C) the federal government should always balance its budget.
D) the federal government should not seek to balance the budget annually, but let it function as an automatic stabilizer.
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