A) more often, giving rise to menu costs.
B) more often, giving rise to shoeleather costs.
C) less often, giving rise to redistribution costs.
D) less often, thereby lessening the severity of the inflation tax.
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A) firms alter prices less frequently as inflation increases.
B) firms alter prices more frequently as inflation increases.
C) firms always alter prices when costs increase.
D) firms alter prices as interest rates rise.
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A) Increases in the price level can be created by increases in money demand.
B) Nominal incomes tend to rise at the same time that the price level is rising.
C) As the price level rises, the value of a dollar falls.
D) Inflation only changes nominal variables.
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A) Inflation is 3 percent; the tax rate is 25 percent.
B) Inflation is 1 percent; the tax rate is 50 percent.
C) Inflation is 1 percent; the tax rate is 55 percent.
D) Inflation is 4 percent; the tax rate is 10 percent.
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A) the rate at which money changes hands falls, so the price level rises.
B) the rate at which money changes hands falls, so the price level falls.
C) the rate at which money changes hands rises, so the price level rises.
D) the rate at which money changes hands rises, so the price level falls.
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A) The $750 is a nominal variable. The 300 cups of coffee is a real variable.
B) The $750 is a real variable. The 300 cups of coffee is a nominal variable.
C) Both the $750 and the 300 cups of coffee are nominal variables.
D) Both the $750 and the 300 cups of coffee are real variables.
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A) the value of money.
B) real interest rates.
C) nominal interest rates.
D) the money supply.
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A) 7 percent per year.
B) 10 percent per year.
C) 14 percent per year.
D) 20 percent per year.
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A) Evidence from studies indicates that, in U.S. newspapers, inflation is mentioned less frequently than other economic terms, such as unemployment and productivity.
B) People believe the inflation fallacy because they tend to believe too strongly in the principle of monetary neutrality.
C) Nominal incomes are determined by nominal factors; they are not affected by real factors.
D) Inflation does not in itself reduce people's real purchasing power.
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A) the rate at which money changes hands falls, so the price level rises.
B) the rate at which money changes hands falls, so the price level falls.
C) the rate at which money changes hands rises, so the price level rises.
D) the rate at which money changes hands rises, so the price level falls.
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A) the price level and nominal wages
B) the price level, but not the nominal wage
C) the nominal wage, but not the price level
D) neither the nominal wage nor the price level
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A) the real wage.
B) the real interest rate.
C) the nominal interest rate.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) the redistributional effects of unexpected inflation.
B) the time spent searching for low prices when inflation rises.
C) the waste of resources used to maintain lower money holdings.
D) the increased cost to the government of printing more money.
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