Under new Keynesian theory, a correctly anticipated decrease in aggregate demand will lead to __________ in Real GDP and __________ in the price level
A) a decrease; a decrease
B) no change; an increase
C) no change; no change
D) an increase; an increase
E) an increase; no change
A
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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.
Your neighbor has just planted some fragrant flowers. The wonderful scent drifts into your room and makes you happy
A) This scent is an internal cost to you. B) This cannot be an externality since you are enjoying the scent. C) This is an externality since you get a benefit from your neighbor's flowers. D) The social cost of this activity is entirely borne by you neighbor.
Suppose the world price of automobiles is $20,000 and automobile manufacturers in Country A use $10,000 worth of imported inputs and no domestic inputs. What is the effective rate of protection for the automobile industry in Country A, if there is a tariff of 25 percent on imported automobiles and a tariff of 50 percent on imported inputs used in this industry?
What will be an ideal response?
Suppose the majority of the shares of Ford stock were sold to a Japanese firm. Assuming all else remains constant, this will
A) decrease net portfolio investment in the United States. B) increase foreign direct investment in the United States. C) increase the balance of the U.S. current account. D) create a capital outflow in the United States. E) increase the balance of the U.S. financial account.