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A) is caused by excessive total spending.
B) shifts the nation's production possibilities curve leftward.
C) moves the economy inward from its production possibilities curve.
D) is a mixed blessing because it has positive effects on real output and employment.
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A) an increase in the level of consumer spending.
B) a decrease in wage rates.
C) a decline in per-unit production costs.
D) an increase in the per-unit production cost.
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A) cost-push inflation is present.
B) nominal domestic output falls.
C) demand-pull inflation is present.
D) real domestic output falls.
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A) the economy is in the expansion phase of the business cycle.
B) potential GDP is in excess of actual GDP.
C) actual GDP is in excess of potential GDP.
D) actual GDP is equal to potential GDP.
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A) Real and nominal incomes always move in the same direction.
B) Inflation increases the purchasing power of the dollar and necessarily reduces one's nominal income.
C) Inflation reduces the purchasing power of the dollar and necessarily reduces one's real income.
D) Inflation reduces the purchasing power of the dollar,but does not necessarily reduce one's real income.
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A) ratio of unemployed to employed workers.
B) number of employed workers minus the number of workers who are not in the labour force.
C) percentage of the labour force which is out of work.
D) percentage of the total population which is out of work.
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A) a decline in aggregate spending.
B) the decreasing relative importance of goods and the increasing relative importance of services in our economy.
C) the everyday dynamics of a free labour market.
D) technological change.
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A) peak
B) recession
C) trough
D) expansion
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A) dividing "70" into the annual rate of inflation.
B) dividing the annual rate of inflation into "70."
C) subtracting the annual change in nominal incomes from "70."
D) multiplying the annual rate of inflation by "70."
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A) inflation of 4 percent.
B) inflation of 3.33 percent.
C) deflation of 3.33 percent.
D) deflation of 4 percent.
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A) hyperinflation.
B) cost-push inflation.
C) unanticipated inflation.
D) demand-pull inflation.
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A) increase in the short run but eventually decline.
B) increase.
C) decline.
D) be unchanged.
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A) It fell by $400.
B) It rose by $400.
C) It rose by $600.
D) It rose by $2,000.
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A) invalidate the "rule of 70."
B) apply only to demand-pull inflation.
C) increase the gap between nominal and real income.
D) tie wage increases to changes in the price level.
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A) be actively seeking work.
B) be 21 years of age or older.
C) have just lost a job.
D) be waiting to be called back from a layoff.
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A) occurs when the unemployment rate is its greatest.
B) occurs when the inflation rate is its lowest.
C) is a temporary maximum point.
D) is a temporary minimum point.
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A) 2 percent.
B) 6 percent.
C) 8 percent.
D) 14 percent.
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A) 8-9 years.
B) 10-11 years.
C) 5-6 years.
D) 19-20 years.
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