A) The unemployment rate.
B) Real GDP.
C) COLAs.
D) The CPI.
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A) Borrowers would experience a decrease in real income.
B) Lenders would experience a decrease in real income.
C) Lenders would experience an increase in real income.
D) The Federal Reserve would be forced to step in to increase lending.
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A) Has risen while its absolute price has fallen.
B) And its absolute price have risen.
C) And its absolute price have fallen.
D) Has fallen while its absolute price has risen.
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A) Equals the official goal of 3 percent.
B) Has the least effect on the behavior of companies,investors,consumers,and workers.
C) Maximizes the "wealth effect" of inflation.
D) Coincides with an unemployment rate of 0 percent.
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A) Real income falls,but your nominal income remains unchanged.
B) Real and nominal income both fall.
C) Real income remains unchanged,but your nominal income rises.
D) Real and nominal income both rise.
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A) Stable prices only.
B) Inflation only.
C) Deflation only.
D) Stable prices,inflation,or deflation.
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A) The Producer Price Index (PPI) .
B) The Consumer Price Index (CPI) .
C) The GDP deflator.
D) The Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) .
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A) Sellers of output were better off than wage earners.
B) Everyone must have been worse off since the price level rose faster than incomes.
C) There were no redistributive effects of inflation.
D) The economy was experiencing stagflation.
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A) Inflation rate.
B) CPI.
C) Deflation rate.
D) Market basket.
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A) People with fixed income.
B) People who have passbook savings accounts at fixed rates of interest.
C) People who own assets that are appreciating faster than the inflation rate.
D) People who hold all of their assets in the form of cash.
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A) Relative prices were changing.
B) The price level in general increased over the time period 1970 to 1995.
C) Real incomes were increasing.
D) The price level was about the same in 1970 and 1995.
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A) 1929.
B) 2000.
C) The base period.
D) The optimal perioD.A base year is used as a frame of reference for the price level.
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A) Specific prices are rising,and relative prices are falling.
B) Both relative prices and average prices are rising.
C) Relative prices are rising,but it is not certain what is happening to average prices.
D) Average prices are rising,but it is not certain what is happening to relative prices.
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A) Increased,and your real income has increased.
B) Increased,but your real income has decreased.
C) Decreased,and your real income has decreased.
D) Increased,but your real income has remained the same.
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A) 4.9 percent.
B) 4.1 percent.
C) 3.6 percent.
D) 8.9 percent.
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A) Prices of all goods change by the same percentage.
B) Relative prices remain unchanged.
C) Average prices do not change.
D) Full employment is achieveD.Some prices may rise or fall,but on average prices are constant.
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A) CPI.
B) PPI.
C) GDP deflator.
D) The market basket.
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A) Understate the inflation rate.
B) Overstate the inflation rate.
C) Understate economic growth.
D) Be artificially low.
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A) Uncertainty.
B) Speculation.
C) Bracket creep.
D) Lower taxes.
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