A) increase interest rates, yet rates stayed at historic lows throughout 2012.
B) decrease interest rates even further to the point that they were at their lowest by 2012.
C) increase interest rates, but then decreased them again in 2012.
D) decrease interest rates, but then started increasing them again in 2012.
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A) growth of the money supply.
B) overnight loans rate.
C) prime interest rate.
D) Canadian dollar-foreign currency exchange rate.
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A) vertical line.
B) horizontal line.
C) line sloping downward and to the right.
D) line sloping upward and to the right.
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A) monetary policy should only respond to the changes in real GDP and not in inflation.
B) monetary policy should only respond to the changes in inflation and not in real GDP.
C) monetary policy should respond to changes in both real GDP and inflation.
D) Monetary policy should only respond to changes in unemployment rate.
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A) changes in the bank rate
B) open-market operations
C) changes in tax rates
D) switching government deposits into and out of the chartered banks
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A) its control over the size of Federal budget deficits
B) the quickness with which it can be used
C) the opportunity for broad political influence
D) its domination of major sectors of the economy
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A) increase domestic interest rates, cause the dollar to appreciate, and decrease net exports.
B) decrease domestic interest rates, cause the dollar to depreciate, and increase net exports.
C) increase domestic interest rates, cause the dollar to depreciate, and increase net exports.
D) increase domestic interest rates, cause the dollar to appreciate, and increase net exports.
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A) 10 percent.
B) 8 percent.
C) 6 percent.
D) 4 percent.
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A) Given the supply of money, a decline in the demand for money will tend to reduce the equilibrium GDP.
B) Given the supply of money, the equilibrium interest rate will vary directly with the level of money GDP.
C) Given the demand for money, the equilibrium interest rate will vary inversely with the supply of money.
D) Given the supply of money, the equilibrium interest rate will vary directly with the demand for money.
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A) the prime interest rate will rise.
B) the velocity of money will fall.
C) monetary policy has eased.
D) the bank rate will rise.
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A) S curve would shift leftward and the equilibrium interest rate would rise.
B) S curve would shift rightward and the equilibrium interest rate would fall.
C) D would shift leftward and the equilibrium interest rate would fall.
D) S curve would shift rightward, but the effect on the equilibrium interest rate would be uncertain.
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A) the cause-effect chain
B) its cyclical asymmetry
C) its isolation from political pressure
D) the speed with which it can be implemented
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A) equally effective in moving the economy out of a recession as in controlling inflation.
B) more effective in moving the economy out of a recession than in controlling inflation.
C) only effective in moving the economy out of a recession.
D) more effective in controlling inflation than in moving the economy out of a recession.
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A) increase aggregate demand.
B) decrease aggregate demand.
C) increase investment demand.
D) decrease investment demand.
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A) is zero because money is not an economic resource.
B) varies inversely with the interest rate.
C) varies directly with the interest rate.
D) varies inversely with the level of economic activity.
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A) D1.
B) D2.
C) D3.
D) none of the above.
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A) subtracting the asset demand for money from the transactions demand for money.
B) adding the transactions demand for money to the asset demand for money.
C) subtracting the transactions demand for money from nominal GDP.
D) adding the asset demand for money to nominal GDP.
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