A) Segment A to D
B) Segment A to B
C) Segment B to C
D) Segment C to D
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A) If the money supply grows at a faster rate than growth in YP, there will be inflation.
B) If the money supply grows at a slower rate than growth in YP, there will be a decrease in the inflation rate.
C) If the money supply grows at the same rate as growth in YP, the price level will fall and there will be deflation.
D) If the money supply grows at the same rate as growth in YP, the price level will also increase at the same rate as growth in YP.
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A) vertical Phillips curve.
B) horizontal Phillips curve.
C) positively sloped Phillips curve.
D) negatively sloped Phillips curve.
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A) an increase in the inflation rate and in the unemployment rate.
B) an increase in the inflation rate and a decrease in the unemployment rate.
C) an increase in the inflation rate with no change in the unemployment rate.
D) a decrease in the inflation rate and an increase in the unemployment rate.
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A) have been focused on moving the economy to its potential output.
B) have clearly shown a reduced tolerance for inflation.
C) were concentrated on bringing the price of oil down.
D) have moved toward restraining growth in financial markets.
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A) increasing government purchases and the money supply.
B) increasing taxes.
C) decreasing aggregate demand.
D) having the Fed sell bonds.
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A) the quantity demanded of labor exceeds the quantity supplied at the equilibrium wage rate.
B) of fluctuations in economic activity.
C) technological changes make the skills of the workers incompatible with the skills used on the job.
D) it takes time for people seeking jobs and employers seeking workers to find each other.
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A) If %∆M > %∆ YP , then %∆P > %∆M.
B) If %∆M > %∆ YP , then %∆P > %∆ YP.
C) If %∆M = %∆ YP , then %∆P = 0.
D) If %∆M = %∆ YP , then %∆P < 0.
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A) Phillips phase
B) Growth phase
C) Stagflation phase
D) Recovery phase
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A) Decrease taxes and government spending
B) Increase taxes and government spending
C) Increase taxes and decrease government spending
D) Decrease taxes and increase government spending
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A) back down the Phillips curve toward an unemployment rate that is closer to the natural rate of unemployment.
B) up the Phillips curve toward an unemployment rate that is closer to the natural rate of unemployment.
C) back down the Phillips curve toward an unemployment rate that is further from the natural rate of unemployment.
D) up the Phillips curve toward an unemployment rate that is further from the natural rate of unemployment.
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A) point 1 to point 2 is representative of a recovery phase.
B) point 3 to point 4 is representative of a stagflation phase.
C) point 3 to point 2 is representative of a recovery phase.
D) point 4 to point 3 is representative of a Phillips phase.
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A) The movement from A to B
B) The movement from B to C
C) The movement from C to D
D) The movement from C to B
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A) economic growth phase.
B) stagflation phase.
C) recovery phase.
D) Phillips phase.
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A) I and II only
B) I and III only
C) I, II, and III only
D) I, II, III, and IV
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A) inflationary phase.
B) stagflation phase.
C) Phillips phase.
D) recovery phase.
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