A) aggregate demand to increase.
B) long-run aggregate supply to decrease.
C) short-run aggregate supply to increase.
D) long-run aggregate supply to increase.
E) aggregate demand to decrease.
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A) long-run aggregate supply to increase.
B) aggregate demand to decrease.
C) short-run aggregate supply to increase.
D) long-run aggregate supply to decrease.
E) aggregate demand to increase.
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A) the short run should be a bigger focus than the long run.
B) aggregate supply should be a bigger focus than aggregate demand.
C) prices are sticky.
D) the economy needs help in moving back to full employment.
E) the market tends toward instability and cyclical unemployment.
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A) June 2009.
B) May 1937.
C) August 1929.
D) June 1938.
E) August 2004.
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A) decreased; increased
B) remained unchanged; increased
C) increased; remained unchanged
D) remained unchanged; remained unchanged
E) increased; decreased
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A) Oil-producing countries deliberately raised the price of petroleum, leading to inflation and a deep recession.
B) The Federal Reserve raised short-term interest rates very high in an effort to decrease inflation, which also drove the economy into a recession.
C) The end of overseas war efforts led to a deep decrease in federal spending, which reduced employment and caused a recession.
D) The stock market collapsed following the end of a bubble in technology stock prices, which caused a decrease in investment spending and a recession.
E) The collapse of housing prices led to decreased wealth and significant problems in financial markets, as well as a decrease in expected income and a stock market collapse.
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A) decreased; decreased
B) increased; increased
C) remained largely unchanged; decreased
D) decreased; remained unchanged
E) remained unchanged; increased
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A) increased; decreased
B) decreased; remained unchanged
C) increased; increased
D) decreased; decreased
E) remained unchanged; increased
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A) the economy rapidly bounced back and resumed normal growth quickly.
B) the economy never really declined much at all.
C) the economy did not return to normal for at least one year.
D) the economy increased rapidly following the beginning of the recession.
E) the economy essentially collapsed and never recovered.
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A) the long run is more important than the short run, and economic policy works only in the long run.
B) prices are flexible and allow the economy to quickly return to full employment.
C) supply is more important than demand in determining economic growth and output.
D) savings is a crucial part of economic growth and investment.
E) prices are sticky and prevent the economy from adjusting to full employment.
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A) aggregate demand increased.
B) long-run aggregate supply increased.
C) aggregate demand decreased.
D) short-run aggregate supply increased.
E) short-run aggregate supply decreased.
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A) consumers responded by decreasing their rate of savings and increasing spending.
B) the government didn't help the banks, causing the money supply to decrease.
C) expected income increased, causing an increase in investment.
D) it led to very high rates of inflation, which eroded household spending.
E) it caused a rapid decline in exports to other countries.
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A) a decrease in the money supply by the Federal Reserve.
B) the decline in the health of many large financial firms and banks.
C) skyrocketing oil prices.
D) an increase in income tax rates to shrink the federal budget deficit.
E) an increase in expected income.
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A) unemployment in the United States decreased.
B) there was excessively high inflation during this time.
C) there was a stock market boom.
D) U.S.housing prices fell.
E) the government dramatically increased taxes.
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A) the government plays an active role in managing the economy.
B) savings is a drain on demand and must be limited.
C) the short run is more important than the long run, and economic policy only works in the short run.
D) prices are flexible and allow the economy to quickly return to full employment.
E) prices are sticky and will not prevent the economy from adjusting to full employment.
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A) a large number of U.S.banks failed.
B) there was an increase in the U.S.population.
C) the U.S.government decreased taxes.
D) there were advances in technology in manufacturing.
E) there was an increase in stock prices.
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A) Government intervention in the economy is unnecessary.
B) The short run deserves more attention than the long run.
C) The key determinant of economic growth is long-run aggregate supply.
D) Savings is a crucial component of economic growth.
E) The economy tends to be stable and at full employment.
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A) an increase in expected income
B) a decrease in tax rates
C) a decrease in housing prices and stock prices
D) an increase in consumer sentiment
E) an advance in technology
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A) the government dramatically increased taxes.
B) there was an institutional breakdown in financial markets.
C) there was a decline in the level of technology.
D) there was a decline in the U.S.population.
E) there was a decrease in expected income.
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