Which of the following demonstrates international interdependence?
a. the oil shocks
b. the debt crisis
c. global warming
d. all of the above.
D
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Money targeting works when the demand for money curve is ________ and predictable. Technological change in the banking system has led to ________ and ________ shifts in the demand for money curve
A) stable; large; predictable B) unstable; large; unpredictable C) stable; small; unpredictable D) stable; small; predictable E) stable; large; unpredictable
During periods of stagflation, what happens to output and prices in the economy?
Which of the following conditions is TRUE for both the perfectly competitive firm and the monopoly at the profit-maximizing output level?
A) MR = P B) MC = ATC C) MC = P D) MR = MC
Suppose the money demand of individuals and firms depends on what they perceive to be the probabilities that the economy will expand or contract over the following six months
Suppose their money demand is given by the equation L = 0.5Y - 100i + 20z, where z is the probability that the economy is expanding six months in the future. If z = 1, the economy will certainly be in recovery, if z = 0, the economy will certainly be in recession, and for z between 0 and 1 there is some uncertainty about the future state of the economy. Use a classical (RBC) model of the economy. If the Fed moves the money supply to target the price level, how does the money supply relate to the expected future state of the economy? Is this an example of reverse causation?