A) we are in the liquidity trap
B) money demand is very interest elastic
C) investment is very interest inelastic
D) we are in the classical case
E) the IS-curve is very steep and the LM-curve is very flat
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A) expansionary monetary policy will increase the level of investment and consumption
B) lower income tax rates will raise the level of consumption but lower the level of investment
C) a cut in government transfer payments will reduce consumption and interest rates
D) an investment subsidy will increase the level of investment but not the level of consumption
E) restrictive monetary policy will lower consumption, investment, and the budget surplus
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A) will increase by exactly that amount
B) will remain the same but its composition will change
C) will not change and neither will the composition of output
D) will increase as will the interest rate
E) will increase but only if this fiscal policy is accommodated by expansionary monetary policy
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A) lower interest rates and a higher budget surplus
B) a large decrease in the interest rate and output
C) a decrease in investment and the budget deficit
D) an increase in consumption and lower tax revenues
E) a decrease in consumption and investment
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Multiple Choice
A) the central bank undertakes open market sales to fight inflation
B) the central bank responds to a tax increase by increasing money supply
C) the central bank responds to fiscal expansion by undertaking open market sales
D) in the course of fiscal expansion, the central bank increases money supply to prevent interest rates from rising
E) the central bank does not interfere in any way when the government undertakes fiscal policy
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A) the LM-curve will shift to the right
B) the LM-curve will shift to the left
C) interest rates will decrease and income will increase
D) bond prices will increase
E) both A and C
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Multiple Choice
A) a zero lower bound policy
B) a federal funds policy
C) a policy of monetary transmission
D) a policy of quantitative easing
E) anticipatory monetary policy
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A) only if it is combined with monetary expansion
B) except if we are in the liquidity trap
C) but interest rates will increase, leading to a lower level of saving
D) but the composition of output will change
E) but most consumption spending will be crowded out
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Multiple Choice
A) rising real interest rates
B) a deficit in the current account of the balance of payments
C) an increase in the budget deficit
D) a change in the composition of Germany's GDP
E) all of the above
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Multiple Choice
A) autonomous investment
B) autonomous money demand
C) autonomous consumption
D) autonomous net exports
E) autonomous saving
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