A) Banks lend too much money.
B) Short-term interest rates are affected but long-term interest rates are not.
C) Consumers spend too much money,creating a shortage of money.
D) Lower interest rates cause households to not refinance mortgages and not apply for new consumer loans.
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A) Has no opportunity cost.
B) Results in forgone interest.
C) Results in increased interest income.
D) Results in greater outstanding debt.
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A) Low opportunity cost of money.
B) Low demand for cash at low interest rates.
C) Fed ceiling on interest rates.
D) Currency that is not serving its function as a store of value.
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A) Supply curve should shift rightward.
B) Supply curve should shift leftward.
C) Demand curve should shift rightward.
D) Demand curve should shift leftward.
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A) 8 percent only.
B) 2 percent only.
C) 2 percent and 4 percent.
D) 2 percent,4 percent,6 percent,and 8 percent.
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A) Upward-sloping to the right.
B) Vertical at the natural rate of unemployment.
C) Flat until full employment is reached.
D) Flat.
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A) Money demand and money supply.
B) The U.S.Treasury.
C) The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
D) The Federal Closed Market Committee.
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A) Government spending.
B) Taxes.
C) Reserve requirements or the discount rate,or through open market operations.
D) Tariffs.
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A) Will rise to encourage less borrowing for home mortgages and other loans.
B) Will rise to encourage more savings.
C) Will fall to encourage more borrowing for home mortgages and other loans.
D) Decrease aggregate supply.
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A) The investment demand curve should shift rightward.
B) The aggregate supply curve should shift rightward.
C) The aggregate demand curve should shift leftward.
D) The aggregate demand curve should shift rightward.
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A) Monetary policy will be unable to reduce interest rates further to stimulate investment.
B) The opportunity cost of holding money is relatively high at interest rates implied by the liquidity trap.
C) An expansion of the money supply will have the large effect of raising interest rates when the economy is in the liquidity trap.
D) The demand for money is interest-inelastic in the liquidity trap.
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A) A decrease in the value of the domestic currency.
B) A booming economy.
C) Contractionary monetary policy.
D) Expansionary monetary policy.
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A) Global sources of money.
B) The time lag between when interest rates change and when investment changes.
C) Trade Unions.
D) Expectations about the economy in the future.
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A) Negative.
B) Always considered by noneconomists when deciding how much money to hold.
C) Equal to whatever interest you would have received at the bank or other investment alternatives.
D) Nonexistent.
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A) Buying bonds in the open market.
B) Lowering the reserve requirement.
C) Lowering the federal funds rate.
D) Raising the discount rate.
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A) A reduction in M can leave real output unaffected.
B) The velocity of money is stable.
C) Changes in M may cause changes in P.
D) In reality,MV does not always equal PQ but it is still incredibly useful.
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A) The time it takes for lower interest rates to make investment spending more profitable.
B) The willingness of Congress to implement it.
C) How responsive the money supply is to changes in taxes.
D) Reports by the Congressional Budget Office.
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