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Q4. At price level of $160, notice that the real GDP supply is higher than the real GDP demand. Since, quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded, there is excess supply of goods at this price.
Thus, correct option is (d) there would be an excess supply of goods in the economy.
Q5. M1 includes checkable deposits and M2 includes the savings and a few more, along with M1.
So, transfer of money from checkable account to savings account would decrease M1 and in M2, just one component decreases to increase another, making M2 stay the same.
Thus, correct option is (b) M1 falls and M2 stays the same.
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