A) limited to a few industries.
B) limited to specific regions of the country.
C) widely felt outside the United States.
D) confined to the domestic economy.
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A) increases.
B) decreases.
C) may either increase or decrease depending on the mpc.
D) may either increase or decrease depending on the wealth effect.
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A) an increase in average labor productivity.
B) too little spending.
C) stabilization policy.
D) too much spending.
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A) potential output; prices
B) potential output; total spending
C) total spending; potential output
D) total spending; prices
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A) budget deficit.
B) trade deficit.
C) expansionary gap.
D) recessionary gap.
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A) 1,200.
B) 400.
C) 600.
D) 800.
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A) reduces short-run equilibrium output.
B) increases short-run equilibrium output.
C) reduces potential output.
D) increases potential output.
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A) Expansions and recessions are felt in only a few sectors of the economy.
B) Expansions and recessions are irregular in length and severity.
C) The unemployment rate rises during recessions.
D) Durable-goods industries are more sensitive to short-term fluctuations than service and non-durable industries.
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A) potential output grows slowly; actual output falls below potential output
B) potential output grows slowly; actual output rises above potential output
C) potential output grows rapidly; actual output equals potential output
D) potential output grows rapidly; actual output falls below potential output
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A) a period in which the economy is growing at a rate significantly above normal.
B) the high point of economic activity prior to a downturn.
C) the high point of economic activity prior to a recovery.
D) a particularly strong and protracted expansion.
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A) reduce production.
B) increase production.
C) increase aggregate expenditure.
D) decrease aggregate expenditure.
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A) 1%.
B) 2%.
C) 5%.
D) 7%.
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A) the decline in the natural rate of unemployment.
B) the increase in the cyclical rate of unemployment.
C) the 2001 recession.
D) the stagnation of real wages.
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A) Federal Reserve Board.
B) Congressional Budget Office.
C) National Bureau of Economic Research
D) Council of Economic Advisers.
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A) A and C and E
B) B and D
C) A only
D) D only
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A) 3%.
B) 4%.
C) 5%.
D) 6%.
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A) The growth rate of real wages declines.
B) Bonuses and promotions become more frequent.
C) New entrants to the labor market have an easier time finding jobs.
D) The supply of labor increases dramatically.
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A) equals aggregate output.
B) equals planned spending.
C) equals induced expenditure.
D) is independent of income.
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A) increased by $1 billion.
B) decreased by $1 billion.
C) increased by $0.5 billion.
D) increased by $2 billion.
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A) July 1953 to May 1954.
B) May 1954 to April 1957.
C) July 1953 to April 1957.
D) May 1954 to April 1958.
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