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A) an upward shift of the short-run Phillips curve
B) a downward shift of the short-run Phillips curve
C) a decrease in the long-run aggregate supply curve
D) Both B and C are correct answers.
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A) cause inflation.
B) decrease unemployment.
C) move the economy to a lower point on the short-run Phillips curve.
D) cause the short-run Phillips curve to shift to the right.
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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) deflation
B) high unemployment
C) high inflation
D) appreciation of the dollar
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A) 5 percent
B) more than 5 percent
C) less than 5 percent
D) depends on actual inflation for next year
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A) at the point where the rate of inflation and the unemployment rate are equal
B) at the natural rate of inflation
C) at the point where actual inflation is equal to expected inflation
D) There is no intersection between the short-run and long-run Phillips curves.
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A) increasing the target interest rate on overnight loans
B) using contractionary monetary policy to drive up interest rates
C) consistently pursuing policy to promote the credibility of the central bank
D) gradually raising the required reserve rate
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A) increase.
B) decrease.
C) move to its natural rate.
D) become equal to the natural rate of unemployment.
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A) the inflation rate
B) the unemployment rate
C) the growth rate of real GDP in the economy
D) all of the above
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A) an increase in the unemployment rate to 3.4%
B) a decrease in the unemployment rate to 3.0%
C) a decrease in the demand for labor in the economy
D) Both A and C are correct answers.
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A) the Federal Reserve is attempting to lower the inflation rate.
B) the federal government has implemented a contractionary fiscal policy.
C) lower unemployment rates will now be accompanied by lower inflation rates.
D) workers and firms are expecting the inflation rate to increase.
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A) negative supply shock
B) positive supply shock
C) increase in short-run aggregate supply
D) decrease in aggregate demand
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A) decreasing the money supply to fight the possibility of disinflation
B) the decision during 1998 to help save the hedge fund Long Term Capital Management
C) working in concert with the European Central Bank to stabilize the dollar / euro exchange rate
D) financing the war in Afghanistan by printing money and generating rapid inflation
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A) Buy treasury bills.
B) Sell treasury bills.
C) Lower the discount rate.
D) Increase the money supply.
E) No policy will move the economy to point C in the long run.
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A) real wages rise.
B) real wages fall.
C) the Phillips curve is a vertical line.
D) the unemployment rate rises.
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