Other things the same, continued increases in the money supply lead to
a. continued increases in the price level and real GDP.
b. continued increases in the price level but not continued increases in real GDP.
c. continued increases in real GDP but not continued increases in the price level.
d. a one-time permanent increase in both prices and real GDP.
b
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When the Fed buys government securities in the open market, it ________.
A. decreases the excess reserves of the banking system, reducing excess reserves for overnight loans in the federal funds market and thus lowering the federal funds rate B. increases the excess reserves of the banking system, raising excess reserves for overnight loans in the federal funds market and thus lowering the federal funds rate C. increases the excess reserves of the banking system, reducing excess reserves for overnight loans in the federal funds market and thus lowering the federal funds rate D. decreases the excess reserves of the banking system, reducing excess reserves for overnight loans in the federal funds market and thus increasing the federal funds rate
Evidence from the United States and Japan on "multifactor productivity" shows it to be highly ________, which is ________ with the RBC theory of technological shocks and their consequences for the business cycle
A) procyclical, consistent B) procyclical, inconsistent C) countercyclical, consistent D) countercyclical, inconsistent
If there is excess money supply, people will
a. deposit more into interest-bearing accounts, and the interest rate will fall. b. deposit more into interest-bearing accounts, and the interest rate will rise. c. withdraw money from interest-bearing accounts, and the interest rate will fall. d. withdraw money from interest-bearing accounts, and the interest rate will rise.
Which individual is out of the labor force?
a. Matthew is working 30 hours per week. b. Sandra is without a job, is able to work, and is actively looking for work. c. Ashley is working 6 hours per week. d. John is without a job, is able to work, but is not actively looking for work.