According to classical economics:
| both real GDP and price level are determined by aggregate supply. |
| both real GDP and price level are determined by aggregate demand. |
| real GDP is determined by aggregate demand, while the equilibrium price level is determined by aggregate supply. |
| real GDP is determined by aggregate supply, while the equilibrium price level is determined by aggregate demand. |
| price level cannot be changed as prices and wages are perfectly rigid. |
All members of the Federal Board of Governors are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate.
| True |
| False |
The government sector sells resource services to households and buys goods and services from firms.
| True |
| False |
A by-product of the acceptance of the Keynesian school was the wide approval and practice of activist government fiscal policy around the world.
| True |
|
False |
Assume that for a given year, the nominal interest rate is 9 percent while inflation rises to 11 percent indicating a 4 percent higher rate than anticipated. Which group of people is made better off by the inflation?
| Those who borrow at variable interest rates |
| Those who save at variable interest rates |
| Those who borrow at fixed interest rates |
| Those who receive fixed incomes |
| Those who lend at fixed interest rates |
a) "D"
As per the classic economists its the demand that decides the price level and supply that determines the GDP level.
b) "True"
All the federal board members are appointed by the President and finalised by the governor.
c) True
the government buys the goods and services from the market and supply it to the people.
d) "True"
It Recommended the use of the active fiscal policy in case of the recession and fall in the demand.
e) "C"
the people who have borrowed at a fixed interest rate will be made better off due to unexpected inflation in the market.
According to classical economics: both real GDP and price level are determined by aggregate supply. both...
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QUESTION 30 Aggregate price level x Real GDP in the price level and a decrease in the In the Aggregate Demand and Supply model (shown), an increase in nominal wages would cause an increase equilibrium level or real GDP in the short run. QUESTION 31 Aggregate price level Real GDP In the Aggregate Demand and Supply model (shown), if the government's budget deficit increases as a result of a tax cut with no cuts in spending, the result...
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Use the aggregate supply (AS) curve and aggregate demand (AD) curve below to determine the equilibrium price level and equilibrium real GDP for this economy.
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