71.
The natural employment surplus ________ be used to determine the effectiveness of discretionary fiscal policy actions because ________.
cannot; it excludes non-discretionary spending changes
can; it includes non-discretionary spending changes
cannot; it includes non-discretionary spending changes
can; it excludes automatic stabilization expenditures
72.
If an increase in expected inflation equally raises the nominal interest rate, the expected real interest rate ________ and thus investment demand ________.
rises, increases
rises, decreases
is unchanged, is unchanged
falls, increases
falls, decreases
73. The "Fisher Effect" occurs when a one-percentage-point rise in expected inflation ________ interest rate by one percentage point
raises the expected real
lowers the expected real
raises the nominal
lowers the nominal
74. The position of the short-run aggregate supply curve depends on
the price level.
workers' expectations.
aggregate demand.
the actions of the monetary authority.
75. The unemployment rate is the number of
people looking for work divided by the population.
jobless individuals divided by the total labor force.
jobless people looking for work divided by the population.
jobless individuals looking for work divided by those employed and unemployed but actively looking.
76.
An adverse supply shock shifts the production function curve ________ and the labor demand curve ________.
upward, upward
upward, downward
downward, upward
downward, downward
77. In calculating GDP, "transfer payments" are
included because they are re-valuations of existing wealth.
78.
The value of steel sold to an automobile producer is ________ directly included in the GDP because ________.
always; it was produced during the current period
never; to do so is to double count the value of the steel
sometimes; the automobile may not be sold in the current period
sometimes; the steel is sometimes not resold in the current period
79. The purchasing power parity theory predicts that
a nation's exchange rate will decline at a rate equal to the difference between the domestic and the foreign rates of inflation.
a nation's exchange rate will differ from another nation's exchange rate by an amount depending upon the difference between the domestic and foreign rates of inflation.
a nation's exchange rate is determined by the extent of speculation in the foreign-exchange market.
a nation's exchange rate will decline when there is a balance-of-payments deficit.
excluded because no goods or services were produced in exchange for them.
included because they are payments for labor services.
excluded because used goods already counted the year they were produced.
80. ________ occurs when a central bank purchases assets with the intention not of lowering the short-term interest rate, which is already at zero, but with the purpose of increasing bank reserves.
Quantitative easing
Fiscal incrementing
Loan originating
Fiscal easing
71.
D
Discretionary fiscal policy, does not include expenses on automatic stabilizers or transfer payments. So, this policy can be evaluated by the natural employment surplus.
72.
C
Since nominal rates are equally increasing as that of inflation, then real interest rate and investment demand remain to be unchanged.
73.
B
As per the Fischer effect, increase in inflation decreases the real interest rate in the same proportion if nominal rates remain unchanged.
74.
A
It is the price level, that affects the SRAS.
75.
D
Unemployment rate considers those unemployed people who are actively looking for the job along with the employed people in calculation.
76.
D
77.
False
Transfer payments are not included in the GDP calculations.
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