AS and AD
Fiscal Policy
Short/Long Runs
MPC?
100

The 4 shifters of the aggregate demand curve includes the following expenditures.

Consumer Spending, Investment Spending, Government Spending, & Net Exports

100

Fiscal Policy aims to shift this curve. 

Aggregate Demand

100

If the government’s primary goal is to reduce inflation, what fiscal policy action would be appropriate in the short-run?

Increase taxes, reduce government expenditures


100

The MPS is .1

What is .9?

200

The 3 shifters of the aggregate supply curve include the following production determinants

resources cost/prices, actions of the government, productivity... and inflationary expectations

200
What are the two fiscal policy actions the government can use to fix a recessionary gap?
Increase government spending or decrease taxes.
200

A decrease in the wages and production cost will most likely cause the price level and real GDP to change HOW in the short-run?

Price Level decreases & Real GDP increases.

200

The MPS is .25.

What is .75?

300

This occurs in the AD/AS model when the government administers new subsidies to the farming market... what will shift and which direction?

Aggregate Supply & shifts to the right.

300

When conducting contractionary fiscal policy, the government either manipulates spending and/or taxes in these directions.

What is decrease government spending and increase taxes?

300

This occurs in the short-run when there is a decrease in real interest rates.

Investment spending increases... so Aggregate Demand increases and shifts to the right.

300

The Spending mulitplier is 2. 

What is .5?

400

If operating at Full Employment output, an increase in aggregate demand results in what changes to PL and rGDP?

Price Level increases & rGDP increases

400

The most direct and effective fiscal policy action when eliminating a recessionary gap.

What is increase government spending?

400

This occurs in the LONG-RUN when there is a decrease in real interest rates.

What is the Long-Run aggregate supply shifts right?

400

The tax multiplier is 4.

What is .8?

500

Assume the economy is at full employment long run equilibrium.  There is an increase in consumer spending. If there are no changes made to fiscal policy, the Real GDP and price level will eventually do this in future?

GDP will return to full employment output and Price levels will rise.  

500

If the government enacts two fiscal policy changes; increasing spending by $30 billion while also simultaneously increasing taxes by the same amount...what is the total change in GDP? (MPC = 0.75)

What is an increase of $30 billion in GDP?

500

The LRAS curve is vertical because of this economic concept?

What is full employment...reached the most efficient use of resources...maximum sustainable capacity...wages are flexible in the long run

500

The tax multiplier is 19?

What is .95?
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