A) buying and selling bonds.
B) mandating that banks change the prime rate.
C) recommending that the president change the interest rate.
D) recommending that Congress change the interest rate.
E) increasing the required reserve ratio.
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A) the monetary policy rule line will become steeper.
B) there will be movement along the monetary policy rule line.
C) the monetary policy rule line will shift down.
D) the monetary policy rule line will shift up.
E) the monetary policy rule line will become flatter.
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A) the market.
B) the president.
C) the Federal Reserve.
D) Congress.
E) the U.S.Treasury.
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A) as inflation increases,the nominal interest rate will fall.
B) as inflation increases,the real interest rate will rise.
C) as inflation decreases,real income will fall.
D) as inflation changes,the real interest rate will not change.
E) as inflation decreases,the real interest rate will rise.
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A) Investment is the component of expenditure that is least sensitive to the real interest rate.
B) Investment represents the purchase of new equipment or a new factory by a business firm.
C) Investment generally decreases when the real interest rate increases.
D) All of the above represent true facts about investment.
E) None of the above represent true facts about investment.
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A) less than,equal to,or greater than potential GDP.
B) less than potential GDP.
C) greater than or equal to potential GDP.
D) greater than potential GDP.
E) equal to potential GDP.
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A) investment spending by households is insensitive to changes in the real interest rate.
B) fixed investment spending by businesses is sensitive to changes in the real rate of interest.
C) investment spending by households is sensitive to changes in the real rate of interest.
D) consumption expenditures are sensitive to changes in the real rate of interest.
E) fixed investment spending by businesses is insensitive to changes in the real rate of interest.
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A) the AD curve will shift to the left.
B) there will be a downward movement along the AD curve.
C) there will be no change since the real rate of interest does not change.
D) the AD curve will shift to the right.
E) there will be an upward movement along the AD curve.
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A) A fall in the target interest rate
B) An increase in taxes
C) A fall in consumer confidence
D) An increase in imports
E) An increase in commodity prices
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A) A decline in government purchases
B) An increase in taxes
C) An increase in the interest rate
D) A decline in the value of the dollar
E) A fall in world interest rates
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A) the local currency depreciates against foreign currencies.
B) real GDP rises above potential GDP.
C) real GDP falls below potential GDP.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
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A) negatively correlated because higher real interest rates make it easier for the firm to borrow funds.
B) negatively correlated because higher real interest rates will increase the firm's profits.
C) positively correlated because higher real interest rates make it easier for the firm to borrow funds.
D) negatively correlated because higher real interest rates make borrowing by firms more costly.
E) positively correlated because higher real interest rates make borrowing by firms less costly.
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