A) rise, keep constant, lowering
B) rise, raise, lowering
C) rise, lower, raising
D) fall, keep constant, raising
E) fall, raise, lowering
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A) demand for money.
B) monetary-fiscal policy mix.
C) size of the multiplier.
D) extent of crowding out.
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A) decrease from B to C to D.
B) increase from B to C to D.
C) increase from B to C to F.
D) decrease from B to C to F.
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A) IS curve is flat.
B) LM curve is steep.
C) IS curve is steep.
D) LM curve is flat.
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A) IS curve to the right.
B) IS curve to the left.
C) LM curve to the right.
D) LM curve to the left.
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A) an increase in government expenditures will raise real GDP and lower interest rates.
B) a fall in the real money supply will raise real GDP and lower the interest rate.
C) an increase in taxes and an increase in money supply will lower the interest rate and give little or no change in real GDP.
D) an increase in taxes and a fall in the money supply will raise the interest rate and give little or no change in real GDP.
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A) the greater is the interest responsiveness of the demand for money.
B) the smaller is the interest responsiveness of autonomous expenditures.
C) the smaller is the income responsiveness of the demand for money.
D) All of the above tend to make the fiscal-policy multiplier greater.
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A) fiscal policy is effective in changing output.
B) the shift in the LM curve by monetary policy is "impotent."
C) the shift in the IS curve by fiscal policy is "impotent."
D) fiscal policy crowds out monetary policy.
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A) equilibrium GDP will fall.
B) equilibrium GDP will rise.
C) the interest rate will rise.
D) the interest rate will fall.
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A) the IS curve holds income constant
B) the IS curve holds the demand for money constant
C) the LM curve holds the demand for money constant
D) the LM curve holds income constant
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A) store of value, medium of exchange, payment specie.
B) store of value, unit of account, bank settlement.
C) store of value, unit of account, to regulate the economy.
D) store of value, unit of account, medium of exchange.
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A) expands, the interest rate
B) expands, real income
C) contracts, the interest rate
D) contracts, real income
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A) demand for bonds.
B) supply of bonds.
C) demand for commodities.
D) supply of commodities.
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A) an expansionary, rise
B) an expansionary, fall
C) a contractionary, rise
D) a contractionary, fall
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A) a lower interest rate raises the demand for real money.
B) a lower interest rate lowers the demand for real money balances.
C) the interest rate has no effect on the demand for real money balances.
D) balances.
E) a higher real GDP raises the demand for real money balances.
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A) lowers, raises, greater
B) lowers, lowers, greater
C) raises, lowers, less
D) raises, raises, less
E) raises, raises, greater
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A) fall; fall
B) rise; rise
C) rise; fall
D) fall; rise
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A) decreases; increases
B) has a large effect on; has no effect on
C) moves the economy along; shifts
D) shifts; moves along
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A) vertical, very strong
B) vertical, zero
C) horizontal, very strong
D) horizontal, zero
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A) lower interest rate.
B) lower level of investment.
C) higher level of taxation.
D) lower level of government expenditures.
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