A) an economic expansion.
B) higher unemployment and a lower equilibrium price level.
C) an economic recession.
D) a decrease in equilibrium real GDP and an increase in the equilibrium level of prices.
E) decreased economic welfare.
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A) positive slope of the short-run aggregate supply curve.
B) the shape of the long-run aggregate supply curve.
C) positive slope of the aggregate demand curve.
D) negative slope of the aggregate demand curve.
E) negative slope of the short-run aggregate supply curve.
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A) long-run aggregate supply;right
B) short-run aggregate supply;right
C) short-run aggregate demand;left
D) long-run aggregate demand curve;left
E) long-run aggregate supply;left
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A) demand for the good to increase but total production to decline.
B) profits to rise and, thus, total production to increase.
C) interest rates to fall and thus total production to decline.
D) input costs to fall and, thus, total production to rise.
E) input costs to fall and, thus, total production to decline.
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A) interest rates are lowered.
B) firms operate under full capacity.
C) corporate taxes are increased.
D) capacity utilization is low.
E) the cost of capital rises.
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A) Panel A
B) Panel B
C) Panel C
D) Panel D
E) Panel E
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A) The direct relationship between aggregate quantity demanded and national output.
B) The direct relationship between aggregate quantity supplied and the price level.
C) The inverse relationship between aggregate quantity demanded and national output.
D) The inverse relationship between aggregate quantity supplied and profits.
E) The inverse relationship between aggregate quantity supplied and national output.
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A) A decrease in the prices of raw materials
B) A decline in foreign price levels
C) A decline in the domestic price level
D) An optimistic expectation about the economy's performance in the near future
E) A decrease in foreign income
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A) Aggregate demand alone determines equilibrium price and output.
B) Aggregate supply alone determines equilibrium price and output.
C) Aggregate demand and aggregate supply determine equilibrium price and output.
D) Aggregate demand shows the positive relationship between price level and real GDP.
E) Aggregate supply shows the negative relationship between price level and real GDP
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A) there is a significant increase in worker productivity.
B) workers on fixed-wage contracts expect higher inflation.
C) the price of raw materials decreases.
D) the price of capital goods rises.
E) wages fall in anticipation of higher prices.
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A) Panel A
B) Panel B
C) Panel C
D) Panel D
E) Panel E
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A) It shows the inverse relationship between prices and national output.
B) It shows the positive relationship between the price level and the supply of all goods produced in the economy.
C) It shows the amount of real GDP consumed at different price levels.
D) It is a negatively sloped curve that shows the relationship between the price level and the cost of production of firms in the economy.
E) It shows the positive relationship between price and quantity supplied of an individual good.
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A) downward-sloping.
B) vertical.
C) upward-sloping.
D) horizontal.
E) parabolic.
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A) Investment is positively related to the interest rate.
B) Investment spending in an economy is stimulated by new production technology.
C) Investment is positively related to excess capacity.
D) Investment spending is positively related to the cost of capital goods.
E) Investment is negatively related to the rate of government spending.
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A) total spending in the economy
B) total saving in the economy
C) total investment in the economy
D) total output of the economy
E) total money supply in the economy
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A) increase in both equilibrium real GDP and the price level.
B) decrease in equilibrium real GDP and an increase in the price level.
C) decrease in both equilibrium real GDP and the price level.
D) decrease in equilibrium real GDP, while the price level remains fixed.
E) increase in the price level, while the change in equilibrium real GDP is ambiguous.
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A) real interest rate
B) nominal interest rate
C) nominal GDP
D) real GDP
E) unemployment
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True/False
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A) domestic equilibrium GDP to increase.
B) domestic equilibrium GDP to decrease.
C) domestic prices to fall.
D) foreign prices to fall.
E) foreign equilibrium GDP to fall.
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