Along the aggregate production function, as the quantity of labor rises, real GDP
A) rises.
B) falls.
C) stays the same.
D) may fall, rise, or stay the same.
A
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Refer to Table 6-7
a. Using the information in the table, calculate the income elasticity of demand for good X and characterize the good. Use the midpoint formula. b. Can you calculate the income elasticity of demand for good Y? If you can, show your calculation and characterize the good. If you cannot, explain why.
The U.S. economy remains subject to frequent boom and bust cycles. Throughout U.S. history, policymakers after the Great Depression often
(a) raise or lower taxes and spending to adjust aggregate demand and thereby smooth the business cycle. (b) take a hands-off approach to the business cycle. (c) consult with world organizations on how to address cyclic fluctuations. (d) close economies to international trade.
If the price for a good was $5 and the government wanted the price to be $10, it would impose a $5 price floor
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
According to Keynesian analysis, if government expenditures and taxes are increased by the same amount, which of the following will occur?
A) Aggregate supply will decrease B) Aggregate supply will increase C) Aggregate demand will be unaffected D) Aggregate demand will decrease E) Aggregate demand will increase