In Figure 17-3 above, suppose we are working under the assumption of the Lucas model. Suddenly, monetary policy becomes more expansionary and every firm believes that the higher prices bid on their product is not being enjoyed by any other firm
We would picture this as a movement between points A) A and C.
B) A and B.
C) D and B.
D) D and A.
E) A and D.
A
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Refer to the figure below. Player A can infer that Player B will: 
A. Player A cannot infer anything about what Player B will do given this matrix. B. choose Right. C. choose Left when A chooses Up and choose Right when A chooses Down. D. choose Left.
According to the article, ________ are expected to contribute ________ to China's real GDP in 2008
A) exports and consumption; positively B) consumption and government spending; negatively C) exports and investment; negatively D) rental income and investment; negatively
A good example of an ability-to-pay tax would be ______ tax.
a. sales b. tobacco c. liquor d. federal income
In the figure above, points U, V. Y, and Z show
A) an inefficient allocation of societies scarce resources. B) possible combinations of televisions and personal computers. C) a constant trade—off between televisions and personal computers. D) society prefers more televisions than computers.