In the short run, which of the following is not correct?
a. Increasing the money supply increases the demand for goods and services.
b. Increasing the money supply encourages firms to hire more workers.
c. Lowering the money supply leads to a higher level of unemployment.
d. Policies that encourage higher employment will also induce a lower rate of inflation.
d
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The natural unemployment rate
A) is a constant figure of about 4 percent. B) fluctuates with the rate of inflation. C) is the unemployment rate that occurs when the economy is at full employment. D) is equal to cyclical unemployment.
How does a sterilized intervention by the Fed in foreign exchange market differ from an unsterilized intervention?
What will be an ideal response?
In order to estimate the current annual GDP, economists:
A. multiply the quarterly estimate by four. B. take an average of the last four quarters measured. C. adjust quarterly GDP estimates to account for seasonal patterns. D. adjust it for changes in price level.
Sarah makes giant wind chime sculptures for a living. When she makes 4 sculptures, she earns $10,000. When the makes 5 sculptures, she earns $12,500. Next door, Gilbert runs a meditation clinic
When Sarah makes 4 giant wind chime sculptures, the noise from the sculptures does not disrupt his patients, and he earns $7,500. When Sarah makes 5 sculptures, the noise is disruptive and Gilbert's profits fall to $6,000. The city has an ordinance which prohibits noise that disrupts the community. a. If you were the benevolent social planner, would you like to see Sarah make 4 sculptures or 5? Why? b. If bargaining between Sarah and Gilbert is easy, how many sculptures will Sarah make? Describe the bargain that results, if any, including the amount of money that changes hands. c. Is the outcome in part b an outcome that the benevolent social planner would endorse? Why or why not?