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An increase in the interest rate will shift the aggregate demand to the left as the aggregate demand will fall at a higher rate. People will tend to save more. The answer is "B".
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All of the following changes shift the consumption function except: O A. an increase in household...
If household wealth increases, the consumption function O A. may shift up or down depending on the size of the increase...
If household wealth increases, the consumption function O A. may shift up or down depending on the size of the increase in wealth. O B. does not change because it is income and not wealth that affects consumption. O C. shifts downward since, for the same level of income, individuals need to spend less. O D. shifts upward since, for the same level of income, individuals can spend more.
ents is true concerning the consumption function et e n between ale Ince ction lies above...
ents is true concerning the consumption function et e n between ale Ince ction lies above the 45-degree line, then that is independent of the level of disposable income is a. It alopes upward. b. Ito alope equals the MC. It represents the direct positive relation naumption spending and the level of real If the consumption function lies above saving is positive. e. All of the above. 9. Consumption spending that is independent of the known as: a marginal consumption....
The non-income determinants of consumption include all of the following EXCEPT O stock of assets owned...
The non-income determinants of consumption include all of the following EXCEPT O stock of assets owned by household. O the interest rate. O real wealth O changes in business investment spending. 0.5 points s QUESTION 7 At a level of real disposable income of 0. consumption is $1000. Then saving equals 0. saving equals $1000. saving equals -$1000. savings equal -$1000.
What is the relationship between consumption and the following economic variables: household income, wealth, household's expectations...
What is the relationship between consumption and the following economic variables: household income, wealth, household's expectations about the future, and interest rates?
Question 25 (2.5 points) Which of the following would cause a downward shift in the consumption...
Question 25 (2.5 points) Which of the following would cause a downward shift in the consumption function? a tax decrease an increase in wealth a stock market crash a decrease in the price level expectations of higher future income Question 26 (2.5 points) According to supply-side economists, the by curve will shift to the caused AD; right; more investment AD; left; more saving AS; right; more investment AS; left; more saving money supply; right; lower interest rates Question 28 (2.5...
Question 20 1 pts Picture a linear consumption function of the form C-CO+MPC (Y-T). Which of...
Question 20 1 pts Picture a linear consumption function of the form C-CO+MPC (Y-T). Which of these statements is true? O A fall in the unemployment rate creates greater certainty about future income, lowering Co. O An increase in interest rates will lower consumption by raising MPC. When household wealth goes up. Co goes up O An increase in taxes lowers MPC, thus reducing consumption
Which of the following changes would NOT shift the aggregate demand curve? Select one: a. a...
Which of the following changes would NOT shift the aggregate demand curve? Select one: a. a change in monetary policy b. a change in expectations about future income c. an increase in technology d. a change in fiscal policy
Pessimistic expectations for the future economy reduces overall consumption. Using your previous results on changes to...
Pessimistic expectations for the future economy reduces overall consumption. Using your previous results on changes to the real interest rate and the net capital outflow (NCO), let's turn our attention to the Foreign-Currency Exchange Market. As a result of pessimistic expectations and lower overall consumption, based on the Foreign-Currency Exchange market, the real exchange rate will _____________ and net exports will _____________. A increase; decrease B increase; increase C decrease; decrease D decrease; increase
Date Class: Name: Principles of Macro Multiple Choice en the choice shares completes the statement o...
Date Class: Name: Principles of Macro Multiple Choice en the choice shares completes the statement o n the the y would 1. Classical economie theory predicted that in the long experience! below full unemployment. b ring rate of inflation. e full employment. d. idle factors of production. 2. According to Keynes, what is the most important determinant of household spending on goods and services? The price level. b. The interest rate. c. Autonomous consumption. d. Disposable income. 3. Keynesians: a...
3,4,5 please! QUESTION 3 An increase in planned real investment spending causes O a shift of...
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QUESTION 3 An increase in planned real investment spending causes O a shift of the C+I+ G+X curve and a movement along the aggregate demand curve. O a shift of the C + I+ G +X curve that causes the aggregate demand curve to shift. O a shift of the C+1+ G+X curve but has no effect on the aggregate demand curve. a movement along the C + I+ G+X curve and a shift of the aggregate demand...
If household wealth increases, the consumption function O A. may shift up or down depending on the size of the increase in wealth. O B. does not change because it is income and not wealth that affects consumption. O C. shifts downward since, for the same level of income, individuals need to spend less. O D. shifts upward since, for the same level of income, individuals can spend more.
ents is true concerning the consumption function et e n between ale Ince ction lies above the 45-degree line, then that is independent of the level of disposable income is a. It alopes upward. b. Ito alope equals the MC. It represents the direct positive relation naumption spending and the level of real If the consumption function lies above saving is positive. e. All of the above. 9. Consumption spending that is independent of the known as: a marginal consumption....
The non-income determinants of consumption include all of the following EXCEPT O stock of assets owned by household. O the interest rate. O real wealth O changes in business investment spending. 0.5 points s QUESTION 7 At a level of real disposable income of 0. consumption is $1000. Then saving equals 0. saving equals $1000. saving equals -$1000. savings equal -$1000.
Question 25 (2.5 points) Which of the following would cause a downward shift in the consumption function? a tax decrease an increase in wealth a stock market crash a decrease in the price level expectations of higher future income Question 26 (2.5 points) According to supply-side economists, the by curve will shift to the caused AD; right; more investment AD; left; more saving AS; right; more investment AS; left; more saving money supply; right; lower interest rates Question 28 (2.5...
Question 20 1 pts Picture a linear consumption function of the form C-CO+MPC (Y-T). Which of these statements is true? O A fall in the unemployment rate creates greater certainty about future income, lowering Co. O An increase in interest rates will lower consumption by raising MPC. When household wealth goes up. Co goes up O An increase in taxes lowers MPC, thus reducing consumption
Which of the following changes would NOT shift the aggregate demand curve? Select one: a. a change in monetary policy b. a change in expectations about future income c. an increase in technology d. a change in fiscal policy
Date Class: Name: Principles of Macro Multiple Choice en the choice shares completes the statement o n the the y would 1. Classical economie theory predicted that in the long experience! below full unemployment. b ring rate of inflation. e full employment. d. idle factors of production. 2. According to Keynes, what is the most important determinant of household spending on goods and services? The price level. b. The interest rate. c. Autonomous consumption. d. Disposable income. 3. Keynesians: a...
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QUESTION 3 An increase in planned real investment spending causes O a shift of the C+I+ G+X curve and a movement along the aggregate demand curve. O a shift of the C + I+ G +X curve that causes the aggregate demand curve to shift. O a shift of the C+1+ G+X curve but has no effect on the aggregate demand curve. a movement along the C + I+ G+X curve and a shift of the aggregate demand...
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