A) shift in the aggregate supply curve from AS1 to AS2.
B) shift in the aggregate supply curve from AS1 to AS3.
C) shift in the aggregate supply curve from AS2 to AS3.
D) movement along the aggregate demand curve from e1 to e3.
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A) 150 and $1500.
B) 150 and $2000.
C) 200 and $2000.
D) 250 and $2000.
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A) make wages inflexible downward.
B) elicit minimum work effort from workers.
C) impose a legal price floor on wages.
D) increase the number of strikes.
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A) because the rate of inflation is steady in the long run.
B) because resource prices eventually catch up with product prices.
C) because product prices always increase at a faster rate than resource prices.
D) only when the money supply increases at the same rate as real GDP.
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A) 1 and 3.
B) 4 and 6.
C) 5 and 10.
D) 8 and 9.
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A) decrease real output from $500 to $440.
B) increase real output from $500 to $620.
C) change the aggregate supply schedule from (a) to (c) and produce an equilibrium level of real output of $500.
D) change the aggregate supply schedule from (a) to (b) and produce an equilibrium level of real output of $500.
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A) a change in the price level
B) depreciation of the international value of the dollar
C) a decline in the interest rate at each possible price level
D) an increase in personal income tax rates
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A) equal output supplied.
B) exceed output supplied.
C) be less than output supplied.
D) be at stable full-employment GDP.
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
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A) demand increases.
B) demand decreases.
C) supply increases.
D) supply decreases.
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A) increase the amount of Canadian real output purchased.
B) increase Canadian imports and decrease Canadian exports.
C) increase both Canadian imports and Canadian exports.
D) decrease both Canadian imports and Canadian exports.
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A) real output is at its highest possible level.
B) exports equal imports.
C) the price level is at its lowest level.
D) the aggregate demand and supply curves intersect.
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A) increase the amount of training of workers.
B) result in price wars between businesses.
C) increase the legal minimum wage.
D) make prices inflexible downward.
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A) the total amount of output in the economy depends only on the general price level.
B) the total amount of output in the economy depends only on the volume of spending.
C) the total amount of output in the economy is fixed.
D) the total amount of spending depends on the price of inputs.
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A) inflation.
B) economic growth.
C) full employment.
D) less than full-capacity output.
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A) a reduction in the price level.
B) the increased availability of entrepreneurial talent.
C) an increase in business taxes.
D) the real balances, interest-rate, and foreign trade effects.
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A) decrease aggregate expenditures and real GDP.
B) increase aggregate expenditures and real GDP.
C) increase aggregate expenditures and decrease real GDP.
D) decrease aggregate expenditures and increase real GDP.
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A) a move from b to c on AS2.
B) a move from b to c to d.
C) a change of aggregate supply from AS2 to AS3.
D) a move from b to d.
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A) shift the aggregate supply curve to the left.
B) move the economy up along an existing aggregate demand curve.
C) shift the aggregate demand curve to the left.
D) shift the aggregate demand curve to the right.
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