A) aggregate demand curve.
B) aggregate supply curve.
C) demand for money curve.
D) Phillips curve.
E) potential GDP curve.
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A) vertical at the natural unemployment rate.
B) upward sloping.
C) downward sloping.
D) horizontal at the expected inflation rate.
E) U-shaped.
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A) natural inflation rate.
B) actual inflation rate.
C) expected inflation rate.
D) cost of living inflation rate.
E) wage inflation rate.
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A) higher inflation with higher unemployment.
B) lower inflation with lower unemployment.
C) higher unemployment with lower inflation.
D) changing inflation with constant unemployment.
E) higher price level with lower real GDP.
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A) economy moved to a lower point on its short-run Phillips curve but the short-run Phillips curve did not shift.
B) short-run Phillips curve shifted downward.
C) short-run Phillips curve shifted upward.
D) economy moved to a higher point on its short-run Phillips curve but the short-run Phillips curve did not shift.
E) the long-run Phillips curve shifted leftward.
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A) short-run Phillips curve shifts rightward.
B) short-run Phillips curve shifts leftward.
C) economy moves to a higher inflation rate along its short-run Phillips curve.
D) economy moves to a lower inflation rate along its short-run Phillips curve.
E) short-run Phillips curve does not shift nor is there a movement along it.
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A) increased; rightward; rightward
B) decreased; leftward; leftward
C) increased; rightward; leftward
D) increased; leftward; rightward
E) decreased; rightward; rightward
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A) $98 billion.
B) $101 billion.
C) $99 billion.
D) $102 billion.
E) $100 billion.
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A) surprise increase in the inflation rate.
B) surprise decrease of government spending.
C) credible decrease in the inflation rate.
D) credible decrease in the money supply.
E) credible increase in the inflation rate.
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A) many young people entering the labor force
B) a recession
C) higher oil prices
D) rapid technological change that increases the demand for labor
E) a decrease in aggregate demand so that fewer workers are needed
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A) moving downward along the short-run Phillips curve.
B) moving upward along the short-run Phillips curve.
C) shifting the short-run Phillips curve rightward.
D) shifting the short-run Phillips curve leftward.
E) shifting the short-run Phillips curve upward.
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A) an increase in the natural unemployment rate.
B) a decrease in the natural unemployment rate.
C) an increase in the expected inflation rate.
D) a decrease in the expected inflation rate.
E) an increase in the actual inflation rate.
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A) suddenly reduce the growth rate of the money supply.
B) appeal to everyone's since of patriotic duty to reduce their wage demands.
C) announce a credible inflation reduction policy.
D) make policy according to the short-run Phillips curve tradeoff.
E) surprise everyone with a slowdown in the inflation rate.
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A) a higher unemployment rate and a lower price level.
B) a lower unemployment rate and a higher price level.
C) an increase in real GDP and a decrease in the price level.
D) a decrease in real GDP and a decrease in the price level.
E) a lower unemployment rate and a lower price level.
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A) 3 percent.
B) 6 percent.
C) 7 percent.
D) an amount that can be determined from the figure, but none of the above answers are correct.
E) an amount that cannot be determined from the figure.
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A) 2 percent less
B) 4 percent less
C) 7 percent less
D) 2 percent greater
E) 4 percent greater
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A) the natural inflation rate; the unemployment rate
B) the unemployment rate; real GDP
C) potential GDP; the natural unemployment rate
D) the inflation rate; the unemployment rate
E) the inflation rate; the nominal interest rate
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A) rise to $8.80 an hour.
B) fall to $7.20 an hour.
C) stay at $8.00 an hour.
D) rise to $8.10 an hour.
E) rise to $8.40 an hour.
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