A) 4 percent
B) −1.9 percent
C) 1.9 percent
D) 2.9 percent
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A) Tax distortions
B) Budget charges
C) Overheads
D) The re-distribution of purchasing power
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A) the price level will fall.
B) the price level will rise.
C) output will decrease.
D) output will increase.
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A) the real interest rate is negative.
B) inflation is zero.
C) the real interest rate is positive.
D) the real interest rate is zero.
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A) the real interest rate is positive.
B) the nominal rate of interest is positive.
C) the inflation rate is greater than the nominal interest rate.
D) the real interest rate is negative.
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A) Economic expansion
B) Economic contraction
C) Policy failure
D) An increase in firm investment
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A) the federal funds rate.
B) adjusted for inflation.
C) the amount of interest the bank pays you for saving or charges you for borrowing.
D) the actual average interest rate in the economy.
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A) 2.9 percent
B) −1.9 percent
C) 1.9 percent
D) 4 percent
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A) The real interest rate adjusted for inflation
B) The reported interest rate adjusted for the effects of inflation
C) The lowest interest rate a bank will charge borrowers
D) The amount of interest the bank pays you for saving or charges you for borrowing
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A) cost-push inflation.
B) the business cycle to become sporadic.
C) demand-pull inflation.
D) the velocity of money to rise.
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A) price of a key input increases suddenly.
B) price level changes in response to changes in the business cycle.
C) prices of necessity goods increase suddenly.
D) business cycle becomes sporadic and unpredictable.
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A) rise in prices.
B) decline in prices.
C) rise in prices, excluding goods and services with historically volatile price changes.
D) decline in prices, excluding goods and services with historically volatile price changes.
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A) food and energy
B) food, clothing, and housing
C) food and housing
D) housing and energy
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A) 2
B) 500
C) 50
D) 5
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A) have historically volatile prices.
B) have low elasticity.
C) have historically stable prices.
D) have high elasticity.
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A) the quantity theory of money.
B) the dual mandate.
C) the price level requirement.
D) core inflation.
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A) velocity of money.
B) transaction rate.
C) quantity theory of money.
D) monetary depreciation.
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A) further reduces prices, causing a deflationary spiral.
B) decreases production and raises prices back to their original level.
C) further reduces prices, causing aggregate supply to shift back to its long-run equilibrium.
D) decreases production and increase prices, mitigating the effects of the initial deflation.
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A) the real rate of interest is positive.
B) you'll be able to buy more with your savings in the future than you can now.
C) the inflation rate must be less than the nominal rate of interest.
D) All of these statements are true.
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A) describes a long-run equilibrium.
B) explains the direct relationship between money supply and the price level.
C) shows the neutrality of money in the long run.
D) All of these statements are true.
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