A) production
B) employment
C) income
D) all of the above
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A) An expected expansion increases the profitability of new investment.
B) The government runs a budget surplus.
C) Investment spending is declining due to crowding out.
D) New government regulations decrease the profitability of new investment.
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A) the Bureau of Labor Statistics
B) the Federal Reserve
C) the National Bureau of Economic Research
D) the National Peak and Trough Committee
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A) an increase in the aggregate hours of work
B) decreases in the availability of computers and factory buildings
C) inventions of new machinery, equipment, or software
D) a decline in the health of the population
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A) An expected recession decreases the profitability of new investment.
B) Technological change increases the profitability of new investment.
C) The government runs a budget surplus.
D) Households become spendthrifts and begin to save less.
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A) raising taxes.
B) raising government spending.
C) raising transfer payments.
D) higher interest rates.
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A) an automobile manufacturer
B) a furniture store
C) a fast-food restaurant
D) a home builder
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A) the level of pollution in 1900 was much higher than it is today.
B) the crime rate was higher in 1900 than it is today.
C) goods and services are more expensive today as compared to 1900.
D) the quality of health care that exists today was not available in 1900.
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A) Y + TR - C - T.
B) T + G + TR.
C) T - G + TR.
D) Y + TR + C - T.
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A) Stocks
B) Bonds
C) Interest rates
D) Mutual funds
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A) Firms are hesitant to rehire laid off workers as they continue to operate below capacity.
B) Firms rapidly hire new workers at the first sign of an increase in demand for their goods.
C) Discouraged workers return to the labor force, and this makes the unemployment rate fall.
D) Discouraged workers leave the labor force, and this makes the unemployment rate rise.
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A) lasted 12 months.
B) lasted 18 months.
C) lasted 27 months.
D) did not end until December 2011.
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A) There was deflation in the economy between this year and last year.
B) Inflation in the economy between this year and last year was 2%.
C) Inflation in the economy between this year and last year was 102%.
D) The CPI measures only the level of prices in a given year, not the percentage change in prices from one year to the next.
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A) always grows at a slower rate than potential GDP.
B) always grows at a faster rate than potential GDP.
C) always grows at the same rate as potential GDP.
D) is the same as potential GDP if all firms in the economy were working at capacity.
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A) firms are producing below capacity.
B) firms are producing at capacity.
C) firms are producing above capacity.
D) inflation is rising.
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A) a decrease in the number of people attending institutions of higher education
B) a decline in the amount of human capital per worker
C) an increase in technology
D) a decline in the capital stock per hour worked
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A) expansion.
B) recession.
C) business cycle troughs.
D) business cycle peaks.
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