Economics For Today
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Author: Tucker
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Chapter 20, Problem 8SQ
To determine
The impact of the pessimistic future expectations of the workers.
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If both aggregate supply and aggregate demand simultaneously increase,
a.
the price level and equilibrium real GDP will both remain unchanged.
b.
the price level will increase, but equilibrium real GDP will decline.
c.
equilibrium real GDP will increase, but we cannot predict what will happen to the price level.
d.
the price level will increase, but we cannot predict what will happen to equilibrium real GDP.
e.
the price level and equilibrium real GDP will both decline.
Which of the following leads to a rightward shift in the aggregate demand?
a.
General price level fall
b.
Rise in government spending
c.
General price level rise
d.
Fall in government spending
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One reason that the aggregate demand curve has a negative slope is because
Select one:
a. firms produce more when the price rises.
b. people buy fewer goods and save more when the price level rises because their real wealth decreases.
c. The premise of the question is wrong because the aggregate demand curve has a positive slope.
d. people earn more money when output rises.
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