A) increase; increase
B) increase; decrease
C) decrease; increase
D) decrease; decrease
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A) lower taxes.
B) an increase in government expenditure.
C) higher money wage rates.
D) an increase in transfer payments.
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A) Figure A and Figure C
B) Figure A and Figure D
C) Figure B and Figure C
D) Figure B and Figure D
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A) rise because a labor shortage now exists.
B) fall because a labor shortage now exists.
C) rise because a labor surplus now exists.
D) fall because a labor surplus now exists.
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A) cost-push inflation.
B) demand-pull inflation.
C) a rightward shift in the short-run Phillips curve.
D) stagflation.
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A) Keynesian cycle theory
B) monetarist cycle theory
C) new Keynesian cycle theory
D) real business cycle theory
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A) an increase in tax rates
B) a decrease in government expenditure
C) a decrease in wage rates
D) an increase in exports
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A) Labor supply decisions do not seem to depend on real interest rates.
B) Changes in real GDP and the quantity of money move closely together.
C) Money wage rates take some time to adjust to price changes.
D) Productivity and GDP move closely together.
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A) short-run aggregate supply curve leftward and does not shift the aggregate demand curve.
B) short-run aggregate supply curve rightward and does not shift the aggregate demand curve.
C) aggregate demand curve leftward and does not shift the short-run aggregate supply curve.
D) aggregate demand curve rightward and does not shift the short-run aggregate supply curve.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) an increase in government expenditure
B) an increase in imports
C) a decrease in the quantity of money
D) an increase in the money prices of raw materials
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A) an upward shift; no shift
B) a leftward shift; an upward shift
C) no shift; no shift
D) no shift; a downward shift
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A) unexpected changes in aggregate demand.
B) expected changes in aggregate demand.
C) fluctuations in money growth with rigid wages.
D) fluctuations in investment coupled with rigid wages.
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A) rightward; rightward
B) rightward; leftward
C) leftward; rightward
D) leftward; leftward
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