A) 100.
B) 18.8
C) 118.8
D) 23.1
E) 123.1
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A) decreases because income also increases over time.
B) must increase.
C) might increase,decrease or stay the same depending on how much the CPI changed.
D) does not change because income also increases over time.
E) might increase,decrease or stay the same depending on how much income changed.
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A) inflation between the two years was 172 per cent.
B) typically,a good whose price was $100 in 1983 had a price of $58 this year.
C) typically,a good whose price was $172 in 1983 had a price of $100 this year.
D) typically,a good whose price was $100 in 1983 had a price of $139 this year.
E) typically,a good whose price was $100 in 1983 had a price of $172 this year.
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A) 2000 nominal wage with the 2015 nominal wage.
B) 2000 real wage with the 2015 real wage.
C) 2000 nominal wage with the 2015 real wage.
D) 2000 real wage with the 2015 nominal wage.
E) 2000 nominal wage with the 2015 nominal wage and the 2000 real wage with the 2015 real wage because both are important factors determining if workers can buy more or fewer goods with an hour's work.
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A) 1 per cent.
B) 9 per cent.
C) 1.25 per cent.
D) .80 per cent.
E) 20 per cent.
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A) there is no way to adjust nominal GDP so that it equals real GDP.
B) real GDP is smaller than nominal GDP.
C) real GDP is larger than nominal GDP.
D) real GDP is equal to nominal GDP.
E) real GDP can no longer be compared to nominal GDP.
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A) real wage rate;nominal wage rate
B) real interest rate;nominal interest rate
C) nominal interest rate;real interest rate
D) inflation rate;real wage rate
E) nominal wage rate;real wage rate
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A) rose by 20 per cent during that period.
B) rose by 57 per cent during that period.
C) rose by 75.7 per cent during that period.
D) fell by 57 per cent during that period.
E) fell by 157 per cent during that period.
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A) 150;30
B) 10;30
C) 5;30
D) 30;150
E) None of the above answers is correct.
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A) the real interest rate is positive and is larger than 1 per cent.
B) the real interest rate is equal to zero.
C) the real interest rate is positive and is less than 1 per cent.
D) the real interest rate is negative.
E) the nominal interest rate is negative.
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A) $6.04.
B) $5.29.
C) $4.99.
D) $6.71.
E) $5.54.
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A) the real wage rate has steadily increased to $400,000 per year.
B) George W.Bush is the highest paid according to real wage rates.
C) George Washington was paid a higher real wage rate than Bill Clinton.
D) George W.Bush's nominal wage is about equal to the average nominal wage paid all presidents.
E) the nominal wage has increased and decreased at different times because of inflation.
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A) definitely increases.
B) increases if the inflation rate is more than or equal to 8 per cent.
C) increases only if the inflation rate is more than 8 per cent.
D) increases only if the inflation rate is less than 8 per cent.
E) increases only if the inflation rate is equal to 8 per cent.
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A) nominal is measured in current dollars and real is measured in dollars of a given year.
B) real is measured in current dollars and nominal is measured in dollars of a given year.
C) both nominal and real are measured with index numbers,only the nominal index is greater than 100 and the real index is less than 100.
D) nominal is a number stated in dollars and real is stated with an index number.
E) real is a number stated in dollars and nominal is stated with an index number.
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A) above 100.
B) negative.
C) 0.
D) positive.
E) below 100.
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A) consumers' substitution of cheaper goods for goods whose prices increase.
B) the bias from new goods being introduced that are more expensive than older goods.
C) the bias that arises because the ABS changes the CPI market basket each month.
D) consumers' substitution of discount stores for full service stores to avoid the higher prices in the full service stores.
E) the bias from quality changes in existing products that cause prices to increase.
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A) prices paid by consumers and businesses for a fixed market basket of goods and services.
B) quantities of a fixed market basket of goods produced by businesses.
C) prices paid by all businesses for a fixed market basket of production resources.
D) prices paid by consumers for a fixed market basket of consumer goods and services.
E) lowest prices paid by consumers for a fixed market basket of consumer goods and services.
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A) not change;not change
B) increase;increase by more than the CPI
C) not change;increase
D) increase;not change
E) increase;increase
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A) 0,because nominal GDP equalled real GDP.
B) -1.
C) 720.
D) 720 billion.
E) 100.
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A) (Cost of CPI market basket at current period prices ÷ Cost of CPI market basket at next year's prices) × 100.
B) (Cost of CPI market basket at current period prices ÷ Cost of CPI market basket at base period prices) × 100.
C) (Cost of CPI market basket this year × Cost of CPI market basket at base period prices) ÷ 100.
D) (Cost of CPI market basket at base period prices ÷ Cost of CPI market basket at current period prices) × 100.
E) (Cost of CPI market basket this year × Cost of CPI market basket at base period prices) × 100.
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