A) a trade deficit.
B) a budget deficit.
C) the national debt.
D) a credit imbalance.
E) income disparity.
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A) that the free market not be regulated by government.
B) that the output of goods and services is the highest possible given the amount of input used to produce them.
C) the economy to be organized around large firms.
D) economic transactions to be fair to each party.
E) economic transactions to be equal to each party.
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A) the money supply is the key to sustaining a healthy economy.
B) too little money in circulation contributes to inflation.
C) too little money in circulation contributes to a slowdown in consumer buying.
D) too little money in circulation contributes to a slowdown in production.
E) too much money in circulation contributes to inflation.
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A) illustrated classic supply-side principles.
B) focused primarily on lowering tax rates for businesses.
C) was passed with strong bipartisan support.
D) had almost no Republican support.
E) was not necessary,according to most Democratic-leaning economists.
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A) It cut funding for regulatory agencies like the EPA and Securities and Exchange Commission.
B) It passed the Airlines Deregulation Act,which eliminated government-set airfares and the requirement that airlines provide service to smaller-sized cities.
C) It restricted the president's ability to directly request administrative regulations from agency heads.
D) It cut the budget of the Food and Drug Administration.
E) It enacted legislation that prohibits administrators in some instances from issuing a regulation unless they can show that its benefits outweigh its costs.
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A) Ben Bernanke
B) Milton Friedman
C) Alan Greenspan
D) Elizabeth Warren
E) Janet Yellen
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A) is appointed by the president,with no approval from the Senate.
B) serves a four-year term.
C) rarely cares about monetary policy.
D) has absolute authority over the Fed.
E) All of these answers are correct.
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A) reducing regulation on businesses to allow more private-sector solutions to develop creatively
B) raising interest rates to slow down the economy
C) business-tradable carbon tax credits
D) reduction of carbon emissions
E) alternative energy sources and energy conservation
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A) was created in 1933.
B) is run by a congressional committee.
C) regulates only national banks.
D) was created specifically to conduct fiscal policy.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) Al Gore
B) George W.Bush
C) Greenpeace
D) Rachel Carson
E) The Sierra Club
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A) reduced taxes
B) increased government spending
C) decreased regulation
D) decreased inflation
E) increased taxes
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A) an electricity industry owned by the United States.
B) a private industry regulated by the United States.
C) a private electricity industry exempt from government regulation.
D) a private environmental organization that receives federal funding.
E) a private environmental organization with power to regulate industry.
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A) increase taxes.
B) cut business taxes.
C) increase government spending.
D) decrease government spending.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) government spending programs.
B) the natural workings of the free-market system.
C) raising tariffs in the global economy.
D) a determination on the part of government not to spend any more than it receives in taxes.
E) tax cuts for the wealthy.
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A) the idea that a balanced budget is the key to a healthy economy.
B) the money supply.
C) the government's taxing and spending decisions.
D) the importance of maintaining a 12-month (fiscal year) economic cycle.
E) the projections of the Federal Reserve Board.
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A) monetary
B) military
C) fiscal
D) budgetary
E) security
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A) low-interest loans and government-guaranteed loans.
B) corporate tax breaks.
C) a national transportation system.
D) minimum-wage laws.
E) a national education system.
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A) loosens restrictions on large financial institutions considered "too big to fail."
B) allowed low interest rates and small down payments for first-time home buyers and small business entrepreneurs.
C) empowers government to more closely oversee financial activities.
D) sought to promote environmental protection,consumer protection,and worker safety.
E) required warning labels on all "hazardous" consumer goods,such as cigarettes.
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A) increase farm production in order to meet the nation's food needs.
B) stabilize farm income,which would otherwise fluctuate greatly due to market and weather conditions.
C) promote farm conservation so as to preserve the productive capacity of U.S.agriculture.
D) encourage rural development.
E) encourage urban development.
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A) promote equity in the economy.
B) eliminate the problem of externalities in the economy.
C) destroy the legal foundation of the business trust.
D) promote efficiency in the economy.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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