QUESTION 25
“Monetized debt” results from
a. money illusion
b. financing deficits with
true borrowing
c. a central bank purchasing
its government’s bonds
d. the Treasury Department
purchasing bonds issued by the Federal Reserve
e. increasing in the money
faster than the rate of growth of real GDP
QUESTION 26
What is the primary responsibility of the Federal Reserve?
a. keep interest rates
low
b. make sure that real GDP is
adequate
c. maintain the exchange rate
of the dollar in foreign currency markets
d. keep inflation low
QUESTION 27
A wage of $17 per hour in 1995 would be worth how much in 1997
dollars? Use the index presented here.
Index
(1992 = 100)
1994 = 141
1995 = 131
1996 = 165
1997 = 174
1998= 161
a. $11.52
b. $19.59
c. $25.67
d. $$14.75
e. $22.58
f. $12.34
g. $24.65
e. act as a lender of last
resort
f. maintain the gold backing
of the currency
QUESTION 28
Friedman argued that if the economy was left alone, it
would
a. go into a permanent
recession
b. experience
stagflation
c. grow rapidly, but wages
would lag prices and workers would loose jobs to technological
change
d. operate at or near full
employment
e. create a society of the
very rich and the very poor
25. The answer is C. Monetizing debt result from Central bank purchasing Government bonds to finance there deficit.
26. The answer is D. The primary responsibility of Federal reserve is to achieve price stabilty(inflation) and maximize employment in the economy
27. The answer is E "22.58"
wage in 1995 is 17 $ per hour
CPI in 1995 = 131
CPI in 1997 = 174
wages in 1997 = CPI in 1997 / CPI in 1995 * 17
= 174 / 131 * 17
= 22.58$
28. The answer is A. Milton friedman argued that if the economy is left alone, it would go into a permanent recession
Milton friedman was a Americal monetarist economist who emphasised the use of monetary policy in the growing economy. He believes that in an economy everything is monetary phenonena & money supply can be used to put the economy out of recession.
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