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A) higher interest rates.
B) increased rates of inflation.
C) an upward shift in the short-run Phillips curve.
D) a leftward shift in the long-run Phillips curve.
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A) nominal interest rate;real interest rate
B) unemployment rate;inflation rate
C) price level;real GDP
D) exchange rate;real interest rate
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A) strong increases in aggregate supply
B) a lower inflation rate
C) strong increases in aggregate demand
D) a higher inflation rate
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A) The economy is producing a level of GDP equal to potential GDP.
B) Aggregate demand must have decreased.
C) Equilibrium GDP at point C must be above potential GDP.
D) The Fed conducted contractionary policy to cause the move.
E) The Fed sold treasury bills to cause the move.
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True/False
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A) negatively sloped
B) positively sloped
C) vertical
D) horizontal
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A) "My wages usually catch up to rising prices within a year."
B) "The price increase will create extra profit for my employer....There will be no affect on my pay."
C) "My wages have always increased by more than the rate of inflation."
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) negatively sloped
B) positively sloped
C) vertical
D) horizontal
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A) The expected rate of inflation is 5.5%.
B) The current unemployment rate is equal to the natural rate of unemployment.
C) The current unemployment rate is 3.8%.
D) Actual inflation is 1%.
E) The economy will move from A to B.
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A) actual inflation is less than expected inflation.
B) expected inflation is less than actual inflation.
C) actual unemployment is less than expected unemployment.
D) actual unemployment is less than actual inflation.
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A) long-run
B) short-run
C) long-run and short-run
D) rational expectations
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A) The expected rate of inflation is 3%.
B) The natural rate of unemployment is 3.8%.
C) The current unemployment rate is 5%.
D) The economy is producing at potential GDP.
E) Expected inflation and actual inflation are the same.
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) all of the above
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A) As long as the Fed's announcement is credible,workers and firms will decrease their consumption and investment spending,which will decrease aggregate demand and inflation.
B) As long as the Fed's announcement is credible,workers and firms will increase their consumption and investment spending,which will increase aggregate demand and inflation.
C) If the Fed's announcement is not credible,workers and firms will not expect inflation to rise so they will increase their consumption and investment spending,which will decrease aggregate demand and increase inflation.
D) Workers and firms will incorporate the decrease in interest rates into their expectations of inflation,and they will expect inflation to fall as a result of Fed's policy announcement.
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A) if the natural rate of unemployment is below 5%
B) if the natural rate of unemployment is above 5%
C) if the inflation rate is above 5%
D) if the inflation rate is below 5%
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