Consider the following: I. There is a negative relationship between interest rates and the money supply. II. There...
Consider the following:
I. There is a negative relationship between interest rates and the money supply.
II. There is a positive relationship between interest rates and the money supply.
a. I is always true; II is always false.
b. II is always true and I is always false.
c. I is true in the short run and II is true in the long run.
d. Both I and II are always false.
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An increase in the money supply: increases income and lowers the interest rate in both the short and long runs increases income in both the short and long runs, but leaves the interest rate unchanged in the long run lowers the interest rate in both the short and long runs, but leaves income unchanged in the long run.lowers the interest rate and increases income in the short run, but leaves both unchanged in the long run.
6. When the Federal Reserve Bank changes the money supply and interest erve Bank changes the money supply and inter...
6. When the Federal Reserve Bank changes the money supply and interest erve Bank changes the money supply and interest rates to affect the economy, this is called and it's a policy. a fiscal policy, Keynesian b. growth policy: Classical c. monetary policy: Classical d. monetary policy, Keynesian 7. An example of a long run Classical policy to increase potential GDP is a. the Federal Reserve implementing monetary policy to get the economy out of recession b. the government subsidizing...
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165 9. Which of the following should not be considered to be a supply side policy? a. a decrease in the deficit b. a reduction of the tax on consumption c. a middle class tax cut d. none of the above 10. Whenever the aggregate supply curve shifts, the short rur aggregate supply curve also shifts. However, it is not the case that whenever the short run aggregate supply curve shifts, the long run aggregate supply curve also shifts. a....
5) The positive relationship between short-run aggregate supply and the price level indicates that, in the short run, •A) firms produce more output as the price level falls. •B) firms produce more output as the price level rises. •C) the money wage rate increases when moving along the short-run aggregate supply curve. •D) lower price levels are more profitable for firms.
Long run aggregate supply is the relationship between the quantity of real GDP supplied and the price level when the maintain full employment changes in step with the price level to O A. money wage rate OB. quantity of money OC. real wage rate OD. interest rate supplied and the when the money wage rate, the prices of other resources and Short run aggregate supply is the relationship between the quantity of potential GDP remain constant O A real GDP...
An increase in the money supply: increases income and lowers the interest rate in both the short and long runs increases income in both the short and long runs, but leaves the interest rate unchanged in the long run lowers the interest rate in both the short and long runs, but leaves income unchanged in the long run.lowers the interest rate and increases income in the short run, but leaves both unchanged in the long run.
6. When the Federal Reserve Bank changes the money supply and interest erve Bank changes the money supply and interest rates to affect the economy, this is called and it's a policy. a fiscal policy, Keynesian b. growth policy: Classical c. monetary policy: Classical d. monetary policy, Keynesian 7. An example of a long run Classical policy to increase potential GDP is a. the Federal Reserve implementing monetary policy to get the economy out of recession b. the government subsidizing...
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