A) The average propensity to consume
B) The size of the multiplier
C) Income taxes
D) Exchange rates
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True/False
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A) Increased by more than $100 billion
B) Increased by less than $100 billion
C) Increased by $100 billion
D) Not increased
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A) Increase aggregate demand
B) Decrease aggregate demand
C) Increase aggregate supply
D) Decrease aggregate supply
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True/False
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A) $6 billion
B) $9 billion
C) $12 billion
D) $16 billion
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A) The rate of inflation were zero
B) The economy were at full employment
C) The MPC were zero
D) The government had a balanced budget
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A) Less is the built-in stability for the economy
B) Greater is the built-in stability for the economy
C) Less is the effect of crowding-out on the economy
D) Greater is the severity of business fluctuations on the economy
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True/False
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A) The U.S.
B) Japan
C) The U.K.
D) Greece
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A) Reinforce changes in GDP
B) Help offset changes in GDP
C) Produce a cyclically-adjusted budget
D) Produce a standardized budget
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A) Crowd out future public investment
B) Reduce the economy's future productive capacity
C) Complement private investment
D) Crowd out private investment
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A) Know that fiscal policy was expansionary
B) Know that fiscal policy was contractionary
C) Know that fiscal policy was producing a cyclical deficit
D) Not be able to determine the direction of fiscal policy from the information given
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A) Start of the recession and the time it takes to recognize that the recession has started
B) Start of a predicted recession and the actual start of the recession
C) Time fiscal action is taken and the time that the action has its effect on the economy
D) Time the need for the fiscal action is recognized and the time that the action is taken
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A) Nondiscretionary fiscal policy that made the cyclically-adjusted budget become more positive
B) Nondiscretionary fiscal policy that made the cyclically-adjusted budget become more negative
C) Discretionary fiscal policy that made the cyclically-adjusted budget become more positive
D) Discretionary fiscal policy that made the cyclically-adjusted budget become more negative
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A) Government lends in the money market, thus decreasing interest rates
B) Government borrows in the money market, thus decreasing interest rates
C) Government lends in the money market, thus increasing interest rates
D) Government borrows in the money market, thus causing an increase in interest rates
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A) An increase in taxes and an increase in government spending
B) A decrease in taxes and an increase in government spending
C) An increase in taxes and a decrease in government spending
D) A decrease in taxes and a decrease in government spending
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A) Contractionary fiscal policy
B) No change in fiscal policy
C) Expansionary fiscal policy
D) Countercyclical fiscal policy
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Multiple Choice
A) Government expenditures are greater than revenues in a given year
B) Government revenues are greater than expenditures in a given year
C) A nation's exports are greater than its imports
D) A nation's imports are greater than its exports
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A) The economy is operating at full employment
B) The economy is operating at less than full employment
C) The expenditures fail to contribute to the development of human capital
D) The deficit financing reduces the profit expectations of business firms
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