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100

Which of the following is not a component of Aggregate Demand?

A. Consumption

B. Investment

C. Saving

D. Net Exports

C. Saving

100

Name the 4 phases of a business cycle. (See image) 


Trough, Expansion, Peak, Contraction (Recession)

100

If the MPC is 0.63, the multiplier would be _____?

1-0.63 = 0.37 (MPS)
1/0.37 = Multiplier 

= 2.703

100

A measure of price changes for a typical basket of consumer products

Consumer Price Index

200

Bertha just graduated college and is in the midst of applying for jobs. What type of unemployment is he experiencing?

a. Frictional

b. Structural

c. Seasonal

d. Cyclical

a. Frictional

200

Draw the AS/AD graph to illustrate an increase in the incomes of Canadian trading partners and how it would AS/AD for Canada.

Aggregate Demand Curve shift to the right.


(Higher incomes abroad will lead Canadian trading partners to increase their purchases of Canadian produced goods. The resulting increase in Canadian net exports will add to aggregate demand in Canada, leading to increased real output and a higher price level. 

200

What is the difference between cost-push inflation and demand-pull inflation? 

Cost-push inflation is driven by supply costs while demand-pull inflation is driven by consumer demand. Both will lead to higher prices passed on to consumers.

200

The number of years that it takes a variable to double can be estimated by this

Rule of 70

300

A leftward shift of the short-run aggregate supply curve would illustrate:

A. demand pull inflation

B. Inflationary Gap

C. Positive GDP Gap

D. Cost-push inflation

D. Cost-push inflation

300

Will the following event cause a shift in the position of the LRAS curve? If it causes a shift, sketch the graph as well.

A tsunami decimates oil rigs, factories, and ports along the coast of a nation

Yes - There is a shift of the LRAS curve to the left. The capacity for production has been reduced.

300

What are 3 things not included when calculating GDP?

1. Used Goods / Second Hand Sales

2. Financial Assets (Bonds & Stocks)

3. Transfer Payments


300

The amount by which equilibrium output exceeds potential output

Inflationary Gap

400

If the MPC is .75 and the economy has a recessionary expenditure gap of $10 billion, then equilibrium GDP is:

A. $10 billion below full-employment GDP

B. $10 billion above full-employment GDP

C. $40 billion below full-employment GDP

D. $40 billion above full-employment GDP

C. $40 billion below full-employment GDP

400

Ceteris Paribus, an improvement in productivity in the short term cause what changes on your AS/AD graph. 

Aggregate Supply Curve shifts to the right

400

What are 3 examples of leakages?

Imports, Savings & Sum of Taxes

400

As changes of price level occur, the real value of households' financial assets changes, this causes households to adjust their spending

Wealth Effect
(Determinant of Aggregate Demand)

500

Suppose the CPI value for 1996 is 150, and the CPI value for 1997 is 155. Given this the inflation rate for 1997 is:

A. 2.5%

B. 3.23%

C. 3.33%

D. 5%

C. 3.33%

500

The government reduces taxes and increases transfer payments. 

AD shifts rightward. 

500

Calculate the GDP using the income approach.

$1879.3 Billion Dollars

500

These government policies are designed to stabilize prices and reduce output

Contractionary Policies

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