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1)
The
offers the B)
offers a convincing
C)
offers a convincing
D)
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A.W. study of unemployment and inflation in the United Kingdom specifically looked at Phillips' the empirical relationship between the unemployment rate and the A)
rate of B)
change in prices.
rate of C)
rate of D)
level of
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1950s. B)
1960s. C)
1970s. D)
1980s. Answer:
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The
1960s. B)
1970s. C)
1980s. D)
1990s. Answer:
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Of the
following four decades, the observed U.S. Phillips curve was steepest in the A)
1960s. B)
1970s. C)
1980s. D)
1990s. Answer:
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Of the
following four decades, the average U.S. inflation rate was highest in the A)
1960s. B)
1970s. C)
1980s. D)
1990s. Answer:
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Accordi the Friedman-Lucas money surprise model, we should expect a stable relationship ng to between A)
deviations in rate from what it is expected to be and the level of real output from trend. the inflation D)
deviations in rate from what it is expected to be and deviations in real output from trend. the inflation Answer:
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In the n-Lucas money surprise model, an increase in the growth of nominal wages could Friedma signal either A)
an increase rate of money supply or an increase in the growth of total factor productivity. in the growth B)
an increase rate of money supply or a decrease in the growth of total factor productivity. in the growth C)
a decrease in rate of money supply or an increase in the growth of total factor productivity. the growth D)
a decrease in rate of money supply or a decrease in the growth of total factor productivity. the growth Answer:
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9)
In the
increases the consumer's estimate of the real wage and increases the actual real wage. B)
increases the consumer's estimate of the real wage and decreases the actual real wage. C)
decreases D)
the consumer's estimate of the real wage and increases the actual real wage.
decreases the consumer's estimate of the real wage and decreases the actual real wage. Answer:
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10)
In the
increases the real wage and increases the real interest rate. B)
increases the real wage and decreases the real interest rate. C)
decreases D)
decreases the real wage and decreases the real interest rate. Answer:
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11)
In the
increases C)
inflation less than in proportion to the growth rate of the money supply.
increases D)
increases inflation more than in proportion to the growth rate of the money supply. Answer:
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12)
In the n-Lucas money surprise model, any increase in output due to a surprise increase in Friedma money supply growth A)
always B)
sometimes C)
never D)
is an
impossibility. Answer:
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13)
Accordi the Friedman-Lucas money surprise model, we should expect a stable relationship ng to between deviations in the inflation rate from A)
trend and B)
trend and C)
what it is D)
what it is
expected to be and deviations in real output from what it is expected to be. Answer:
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In the
United States during the 1970s, the inflation rate was relatively A)
low and B)
stable.
low and C)
variable.
high and D)
stable.
high and
variable. Answer:
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Accordi the Friedman-Lucas money surprise model, a stable Phillips curve relationship is ng to most likely in periods of A)
relatively C)
relatively D)
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16)
reduction of the inflation rate in the 1980s and its subsequent stability is often credited to A)
Alan B)
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always B)
always C)
sometimes D)
sometimes prefers lower inflation and sometimes prefers higher output. Answer:
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Accordi the Central Bank Learning Story, if the central bank believes that the Phillips curve ng to relationship is stable, it will choose a point at which real output will be A)
above trend and inflation will be higher than expected inflation. Answer:
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Accordi the Central Bank Learning Story, if the central bank tries to increase real output ng to above its original trend permanently, it will A)
output goal, but at the cost of a constant, permanently higher rate of inflation. B)
fail in its real output goal, but will not increase the rate of inflation. D)
fail in its real output goal and increase the equilibrium rate of inflation. Answer:
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Applicat Central Bank Learning Story to the U.S. economy in the later part of the twentieth ion of century suggests that the Federal Reserve began to understand that increases in the expected inflation shift the Phillips curve upward A)
Even now the Federal Reserve appears not to have learned this lesson. Answer:
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Which of the
following countries has the most explicit objectives and penalties for its central bank? A)
Canada B)
England C)
New Zealand D)
United
States Answer:
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22)
The
inflation as a objective and because it empowers the legislature to remove the central bank policy governor if the objectives are not met. B)
inflation as a objective and because it empowers the prime minister to remove the central policy bank governor if the objectives are not met. C)
D)
objective and because it empowers the legislature to remove the central bank governor if the objectives are not met.
real output objective and because it empowers the prime minister to remove the central as a policy bank governor if the objectives are not met. Answer:
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The
time B)
inconsistency.
adverse C)
selection.
moral D)
hazard.
externalities. Answer:
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Time
inconsistency means A)
taking B)
making C)
deciding to D)
adding a
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25)
The idea
that economic agents do not make systematic errors because they use all information efficiently is called the A)
consistency hypothesis. B)
rational C)
expectations hypothesis.
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The
economic B)
economic C)
everyone D)
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The work on the application of the time inconsistency problem in macroeconomics is original due to A)
Milton B)
Michael C)
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Applicat the time inconsistency problem to monetary policy suggests that, without some ion of mechanism to ensure commitment, the A)
rate of B)
rate of be higher and the level of real output will be lower than they would be with inflation will commitment. D)
rate of the level of real output will be higher than they would be with commitment. inflation and Answer:
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central B)
central D)
central be responsible to the executive, as opposed to the legislative, branch of banks should government. Answer:
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The run U.S. inflation in the 1970s and the subsequent decline in U.S. inflation in the 1980s up in and 1990s is A)
explained by the Central Bank Learning Story and the Central Bank Commitment Story. equally well B)
well the Central Bank Learning Story, but not well explained by the Central Bank explained by Commitment Story. C)
well the Central Bank Commitment Story, but not well explained by the Central explained by Bank Learning Story. D)
not well either the Central Bank Learning Story or the Central Bank Commitment Story. explained by Answer:
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a central B)
explicit C)
a pure D)
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failed in
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can be explained
B)
equally plausibly by the Central Bank Learning Story and the Central Bank Commitment Story.
can be the Central Bank Learning Story, but not the Central Bank Commitment Story. explained by C)
can be the Central Bank Commitment Story, but not the Central Bank Learning Story. explained by D)
cannot be either the Central Bank Learning Story or the Central Bank Commitment Story. explained by Answer:
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