The classical assumption that labor markets clear makes it difficult for that model to explain recessions
a. True
b. False
A
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Instead of taking the dirty laundry with you when you go back to visit your parents, you use a Laundromat. Your use of the Laundromat means that
A) GDP will remain the same. B) GDP will decrease and the country's standard of living will fall. C) what you paid for use of the Laundromat will be included in GDP. D) real GDP does not change because the clothes are still being laundered but nominal GDP rises since you are now paying for the service. E) your parents' contribution to GDP will increase.
What is meant by consumer surplus? How is it calculated?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is associated with the problem of hyperinflation? a. Money is in short supply
b. The value of money rises dramatically. c. The government runs out of money. d. People look for alternatives to using money. e. People start to hold on to money for long periods of time.
The government buys new weapons systems. The manufacturers of weapons pay their employees. The employees spend this money on goods and services. The firms from which the employees buy the goods and services pay their employees. This sequence of events illustrates
a. the accelerator effect. b. the multiplier effect. c. the chain effect. d. the bandwagon effect.