A) in most cases been able to offset the effects of a recession.
B) always been successful.
C) been able at best to speed up the recovery from recession.
D) rarely had any positive long-run effect.
E) never been used.
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A) Transfer payments
B) Government bonds
C) Income taxes
D) Sales taxes
E) Government purchases
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A) Though not required by law, the government tends to run a balanced budget year after year.
B) If there is a budget deficit, the government must borrow to pay for the excess spending.
C) If there is a budget deficit, the government must ask the Fed to print money to finance excess spending.
D) By law the federal budget must balance.
E) If there is a budget deficit, the government must raise taxes.
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A) about two-thirds as much as the federal government's expenditures.
B) relatively small when compared to the federal government's expenditures.
C) about the same amount as the federal government's expenditures.
D) usually twice as much as the federal government's expenditures.
E) usually three times as much as the federal government's expenditures.
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A) In the short run, changes in fiscal policy mainly affect potential GDP.
B) Fiscal policy's initial impact on real GDP is permanent.
C) Fiscal policy does not have the potential to reduce the size of economic fluctuations.
D) Erratic changes in fiscal policy can increase economic fluctuations.
E) Fiscal policy cannot cause erratic fluctuations in real GDP.
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A) the structural surplus is equal to S2 - S1.
B) the cyclical surplus is equal to S2.
C) the cyclical surplus is equal to S2 - S1.
D) there is no structural surplus.
E) there is a balanced budget.
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A) Corporate taxes
B) Sales taxes
C) Payroll taxes
D) Income taxes
E) Property taxes
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A) more severe recessions and booms.
B) a more destabilized economy.
C) the need for more discretionary policy.
D) less severe recessions and booms.
E) the need for Federal Reserve intervention.
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A) A deficit is projected.
B) Tax revenues are projected to exceed expenditures by $500 billion.
C) The largest expenditure in the budget is defense.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
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A) 1960
B) 1950
C) 1973
D) 1992
E) 1985
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A) Social security payments
B) Unemployment compensation
C) Taxes
D) Welfare payments
E) Military expenditures
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