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The exchange rate between Paris and New York.
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If the economy is in long-term equilibrium and cost of energy for production increases, which of the following is likely to occur?
Select one:
a. It will lead to demand-pulled inflation and create an expansionary gap.
b. It will lead to demand-puled inflation and create a contractionary gap.
c. It will lead to cost-pushed inflation and create an expansionary gap.
d. It will lead to cost-pushed inflation and create a contractionary gap.
e. It will create hyperinflation in the economy, but will not create an economic gap.
The Phillips curve is
A.
a positive relationship between price stability and constant, small-increment changes in the fiscal policy on the part of the Fed.
B.
a positive relationship in the long run between the rate of inflation and the rate of unemployment.
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a negative relationship between the inflation rate and the unemployment rate, at least in the short run.
D.
a positive relationship between the unemployment rate and the real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) level.
Explain inflation. Is zero inflation good target?
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