A) fluctuations in the general price level.
B) the phases a business goes through from when it first opens to when it finally closes.
C) the evolution of technology over time.
D) short-run fluctuations in output and employment.
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A) inflation rates exceed normal levels.
B) output and living standards decline.
C) an economy's ability to produce is destroyed.
D) government takes a less active role in economic matters.
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A) when expectations are unmet.
B) whenever the price level changes.
C) whenever government implements fiscal or monetary policy.
D) because most economic behavior is unpredictable.
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A) produce and consume goods and services.
B) save and invest.
C) export and import.
D) employ resources and earn incomes.
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A) the shift from D2 to D3 in graph B
B) the shift from D2 to D3 in graph A
C) the shift from D2 to D1 in graph B
D) the shift from D2 to D1 in graph A
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A) Ford Motor Co. builds a new manufacturing plant.
B) A student pursues an MBA degree.
C) A retiree purchases Google stock.
D) A young couple purchases a new home.
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A) Real GDP doubles.
B) Real GDP is halved.
C) Real GDP doesn't change.
D) There is not enough information to determine what happens to real GDP.
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A) started occurring during the time of the Roman Empire.
B) has been experienced by all countries around the world.
C) refers to the phenomenon of a country's total output rising.
D) makes a country's output per person rise at a compounded rate.
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A) less current investment and less future consumption.
B) more current investment and more future consumption.
C) more current investment and less future consumption.
D) less current investment and more future consumption.
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A) is another name for the Great Depression.
B) was the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
C) was triggered by oil-supply shocks.
D) was caused by a sharp increase in the value of the U.S. dollar.
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A) real GDP, inflation, and unemployment.
B) real GDP, nominal GDP, and inflation.
C) nominal GDP, unemployment, and inflation.
D) real GDP, nominal GDP, and unemployment.
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A) sacrifice future consumption.
B) print more money.
C) offer more stocks and bonds to financial investors.
D) sacrifice current consumption.
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A) Government regulations limit the number of times a firm can change prices in a year.
B) In most industries the profit-maximizing price does not change even when demand changes.
C) Production costs do not tend to change when a firm varies its level of output.
D) Firms may be reluctant to change prices for fear of setting off a price war or losing customers to rivals.
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A) more saving now.
B) more current consumption.
C) more future production.
D) more future inflation.
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