If the growth rate of nominal GDP and the rate of inflation in an economy are 4% and 1% respectively, the growth rate of real GDP in the economy must be:
A) 4%. B) 1%. C) 3%. D) 5%.
C
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The LM curve represents combinations of income and the interest rate at which
A) money demand equals money supply when the money supply is fixed. B) money supply equals money demand when the money demand is fixed. C) money demand equals money supply when the money supply can vary. D) money supply equals money demand when both the money supply and money demand can vary.
A way to summarize the actions and payoffs of a sequential game is to use a:
A. decision matrix. B. decision tree. C. payoff tree. D. flowchart.
Compared to the severe recession of 1981-1982, the growth of real GDP during the first two years of recovery from the 2008-2009 recession was
a. much more rapid and the unemployment rate fell by a smaller amount after the more recent recession. b. slower and the unemployment rate fell by a smaller amount after the more recent recession. c. more rapid but the unemployment rate fell by a smaller amount after the more recent recession. d. similar and the decline in the rate of unemployment was almost identical during the recovery from each of these recessions.
Exhibit 4-10 Supply and demand data for apricots Bushels demandedper month Price perbushel Bushels suppliedper month 50 $5 80 55 4 75 60 3 70 65 2 65 70 1 55 Which of the following would occur if the government sets a price floor of $4 in the market shown in Exhibit 4-10?
A. There would be a shortage of apricots. B. Buyers would not purchase all of the apricots that are grown. C. Buyers would purchase more apricots than are currently being supplied. D. Farmers would reduce the number of acres allocated to the growing of apricots.