A) raised unemployment and inflation.
B) raised unemployment and reduced inflation.
C) reduced unemployment and raised inflation.
D) reduced unemployment and inflation.
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A) the level of GDP
B) the position of the aggregate-supply curve
C) expected inflation
D) the expected growth rate of the money supply
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A) right,so that at any inflation rate output is higher in the short run than before.
B) left,so that at any inflation rate output is higher in the short run than before.
C) right,so that at any inflation rate output is lower in the short run than before.
D) left,so that at any inflation rate output is lower in the short run than before.
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A) that in the long run,monetary growth did not influence those factors that determine the economy's unemployment rate.
B) that the Phillips curve could be exploited in the long run by using monetary,but not fiscal policy.
C) that the short-run Phillips curve was very steep,but not vertical.
D) that there was neither a short-run nor long-run tradeoff between inflation and unemployment.
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A) no major country.
B) most major countries except the United States and Japan.
C) the United States,but it is not used by other major countries.
D) most major countries,including the United States and Japan.
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A) increasing the money supply.
B) increasing government expenditures.
C) raising taxes.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) instituted an accommodative monetary policy to address adverse supply shocks.
B) believed that inflation had not yet reached unacceptable levels.
C) believed decreasing inflation would temporarily decrease output growth.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) both reducing the generosity of unemployment benefits and raising the rate at which the money supply is increasing
B) reducing the generosity of unemployment benefits but not raising the rate at which the money supply is increasing
C) raising the rate at which the money supply is increasing,but not reducing the generosity of unemployment benefits
D) neither reducing the generosity of unemployment benefits nor raising the rate at which the money supply is increasing
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A) the outcome of a favorable supply shock.
B) falling inflation.
C) stagflation.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) an increase in the natural rate of unemployment or expansionary monetary policy.
B) expansionary monetary policy,but not an increase in the natural rate of unemployment.
C) an increase in the natural rate of unemployment or a contractionary monetary policy.
D) contractionary monetary policy,but not an increase in the natural rate of unemployment.
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A) unemployment and inflation rise in the short run.
B) unemployment rises and inflation falls in the short run.
C) unemployment falls and inflation rises in the short run.
D) unemployment and inflation fall in the short run.
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A) in the long run the Phillips curve is downward sloping,which is consistent with classical theory.
B) in the long run the Philips curve is downward sloping,which is inconsistent with classical theory.
C) in the long run the Phillips curve is vertical,which is consistent with classical theory.
D) in the long run the Phillips curve is vertical,which is inconsistent with classical theory.
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A) stays at C.
B) moves to B.
C) moves to F.
D) None of the above is consistent wit an increase in the money supply growth rate.
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A) Mark gets an increase in his nominal wage.
B) Bob gets more job offers.
C) Susan reduces prices at her pizza restaurant.
D) Tom reads that the central bank recently raised the money supply
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A) both the unemployment rate and the inflation rate would be higher.
B) both the unemployment rate and the inflation rate would be lower.
C) the unemployment rate would be higher and the inflation rate would be lower.
D) the unemployment rate would be lower and the inflation rate would be higher.
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A) the inflation rate and the natural rate of unemployment.
B) the inflation rate,but not the natural rate of unemployment.
C) neither the inflation rate nor the natural rate of unemployment.
D) the natural rate of unemployment,but not the inflation rate.
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