A) Statement I is true and statement II is false.
B) Statement II is true and statement I is false.
C) Both statements are true.
D) Both statements are false.
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A) the supply of money changes in response to changes in the levels of real output and prices.
B) changes in the velocity of money are more important than changes in the money supply in causing the level of economic activity to change.
C) an expansionary fiscal policy will lower interest rates and thereby tend to over stimulate the economy.
D) changes in the money supply temporarily cause changes in real output and price level but in the long run only prices change.
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A) investors' expectations about returns on investment are unstable.
B) large investment swings are responses to small changes in interest rates.
C) the best way to cure unemployment is to start a war.
D) the proper cure for unemployment is active fiscal policy.
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A) the crude version of the quantity theory of money
B) the sophisticated version of the quantity theory of money
C) both the crude and sophisticated quantity theories of money
D) neither the crude nor sophisticated quantity theories of money
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A) market participants plan counterstrategies to what the Fed is planning to do.
B) the Fed has no real short-term effect on output and employment unless it truly surprises markets.
C) market participants anticipate government policies.
D) All of the choices are correct.
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A) proportion of the money supply which is held as an asset.
B) ratio of the transactions demand to the asset demand for money.
C) average annual rate of increase in the money supply.
D) number of times per year the average dollar is spent on final goods and services.
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A) the government can minimize economic instability by stabilizing growth of the money supply at a constant low rate.
B) short-run variations in an economy's productive capacity can be predicted precisely.
C) discretionary monetary policy enables the Federal Reserve System to closely control the economy.
D) the money supply should grow at a rate determined by short-run economic fluctuations.
E) history has proven that fine-tuning fiscal and monetary policy is both possible and practical.
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A) classical economists
B) supply-side economists
C) Keynesians
D) economic behaviorists
E) monetarists
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A) the public's expectations can influence the outcome of monetary policy,but not of fiscal policy.
B) the public's expectations can influence the outcome of fiscal policy,but not of monetary policy.
C) the public's expectations as to the effects of economic policies will tend to reinforce the effectiveness of those policies.
D) by reacting in its self-interest to the expected effects of stabilization policy,the public will tend to negate the impact of those policies.
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A) by reacting to the expected effects of a stabilization policy,the public will tend to negate the impact of that policy.
B) the public's expectations as to the effects of economic policies will tend to reinforce the effectiveness of those policies.
C) the public's expectations can influence the outcome of fiscal policy,but not of monetary policy.
D) the public's expectations can influence the outcome of monetary policy,but not of fiscal policy.
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A) often destabilize the economy.
B) are usually in doses too small to correct fluctuations in the economy.
C) are always for political gain,not economic stability.
D) always cause inflation.
E) have no effect on the economy.
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A) The price level
B) The interest rate
C) Real output
D) The velocity of money
E) The supply of money
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A) increase the rate of monetary growth.
B) decrease the rate of monetary growth.
C) run budget deficits.
D) run budget surpluses.
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A) Keynesian economics can only be successful if interest rates are allowed to rise.
B) Keynesian economics diverted attention away from important factors such as work effort,labor productivity,and incentives to save and invest.
C) the Great Depression was caused by the stock market crash of 1929,not a decline in aggregate demand.
D) greater control of the way in which stocks and bonds were traded would have brought the economy out of the Great Depression.
E) the supply of goods and services should have been placed under the control of the government until the economy had time to adjust to the decline of aggregate demand.
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A) rational expectations.
B) adaptive expectations.
C) supply-side expectations.
D) monetary expectations.
E) economic behaviorists.
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A) the government.
B) banks.
C) supply and demand.
D) None of the choices are correct.
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