A) The equilibrium quantity of loanable funds would rise.
B) The equilibrium quantity of loanable funds would fall.
C) The equilibrium quantity of loanable funds would be unaffected.
D) The equilibrium quantity of loanable funds may rise or fall based on whether household saving increases or decreases as a result of the change from an income tax to a consumption tax.
E) The equilibrium quantity of loanable funds will initially fall and then return to its initial value.
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A) increased; understates
B) increased; overstates
C) decreased; understates
D) decreased; overstates
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A) Inflation is measured as the percent change in the CPI.
B) The CPI is a widely used measure of the inflation rate.
C) Real GDP is our best measure of economic growth.
D) The PPI measures inflation as experienced by producers.
E) Inflation is measured as changes in the unemployment rate.
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A) has decreased over time.
B) declines by a greater percentage than does GDP during a recession.
C) declines by a smaller percentage than does GDP during a recession.
D) rises by a greater percentage than does GDP during a recession.
E) rises by a smaller percentage than does GDP during a recession.
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A) Bonds earn a higher rate of return than stocks.
B) Stocks earn a higher rate of return than bonds.
C) Bonds are purchased at a bank,while stocks are purchased through the federal government.
D) Stocks represent partial ownership in a firm,while bonds do not.
E) Stocks represent a guarantee of future payment,while bonds do not.
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A) business cycle peak; business cycle trough
B) business cycle trough; business cycle peak
C) business cycle peak; business cycle peak
D) business cycle trough; business cycle trough
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A) Y - C - T
B) Y - G - T
C) Y - G - T + TR
D) Y + TR - C - T
E) C + I + G
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A) There was deflation in the economy between this year and last year.
B) Inflation in the economy between this year and last year was 2%.
C) Inflation in the economy between this year and last year was 102%.
D) The CPI measures only the level of prices in a given year,not the percentage change in prices from one year to the next.
E) This economy is suffering from deflation.
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A) an increase in taxes
B) an increase in transfers
C) an increase in government purchases
D) an increase in consumption
E) All of the above would increase public saving.
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A) Stocks
B) Bonds
C) Interest rates
D) Mutual funds
E) Index tracking funds
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A) the level of GDP attained when all firms are producing at capacity.
B) the level of GDP attained by the country with the highest growth in real GDP in a given year.
C) the difference between the highest level of real GDP per quarter and the lowest level of real GDP per quarter within any given year.
D) the extent to which real GDP is above or below nominal GDP.
E) the level of GDP that would be achieved if government spending did not crowd out private sector spending.
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A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
E) 5
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A) supply; right; fall
B) supply; left; rise
C) demand; right; rise
D) demand; left; fall
E) supply; right; rise
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A) Saving is greater than investment.
B) Investment is greater than saving.
C) Investment is equal to saving.
D) Investment may be greater or smaller than saving.
E) Saving is greater than investment,but they both grow at the same rate.
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A) labour productivity.
B) savings.
C) investment.
D) capital stock.
E) technology.
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A) G + TR > T.
B) G + TR < T.
C) TR > G + T.
D) TR < G + T.
E) TR - G < T.
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A) T - (G + TR) ,and this is negative.
B) T - (G + TR) ,and this is positive.
C) T + (G - TR) ,and this is negative.
D) T + (G + TR) ,and this is negative.
E) T + (G × TR) ,and this is positive.
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