Chapter 15: Problem 26
If \(\mathrm{MV}\) rises, \(\mathrm{PQ}\) (LO1) a) must rise c) must stay the same b) may rise d) must fall
Chapter 15: Problem 26
If \(\mathrm{MV}\) rises, \(\mathrm{PQ}\) (LO1) a) must rise c) must stay the same b) may rise d) must fall
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Get started for freeAccording to the rational expectations theorists, when the Fed sharply increases monetary growth \- (LO7) a) inflation will result and people must move to protect themselves b) a recession will result and people must move to protect themselves c) people will continue to make the same mistakes over and over again
The effects of most macroeconomic policy changes, say the rational expectations theorists, are (LO7) a) very hard to predict b) very easy to predict c) slow - that is, they take place over a period of many years d) irrational
Which of the following is a basic proposition of monetarism? (LO5) a) The key to stable economic growth is a constant rate of increase in the money supply. b) Expansionary monetary policy will permanently depress the interest rates. c) Expansionary monetary policy will permanently reduce the unemployment rate. d) Expansionary fiscal policy will permanently raise output and employment.
During inflations, we want (LO9) a) budget deficits and faster monetary growth b) budget deficits and slower monetary growth c) budget surpluses and faster monetary growth d) budget surpluses and slower monetary growth
The conventional fiscal policy to fight a recession would be to (LO9) a) increase the rate of monetary growth b) decrease the rate of monetary growth c) run budget deficits d) run budget surpluses
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