A) decreases investment spending on machinery, equipment and factories, but increases consumption spending on durable goods and net exports.
B) decreases investment spending on machinery, equipment and factories, and consumption spending on durable goods, but increases net exports.
C) decreases investment spending on machinery, equipment and factories, consumption spending on durable goods, and net exports.
D) increases investment spending on machinery, equipment and factories, consumption spending on durable goods, and net exports.
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A) the owner of the security receives dividends and realizes a capital gain when the asset is sold.
B) it can be sold in a secondary market.
C) its value increases after it is sold in a primary market.
D) its value is secure; that is, the owner will not suffer a financial loss when the asset is sold.
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A) A to B.
B) B to C.
C) C to B.
D) A to E.
E) C to D.
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A) inflation.
B) real GDP.
C) interest rates.
D) employment.
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A) negative slope because an increase in the interest rate decreases the quantity of money demanded.
B) positive slope because an increase in the interest rate increases the quantity of money demanded.
C) negative slope because an increase in the price level decreases the quantity of money demanded.
D) positive slope because an increase in the price level increases the quantity of money demanded.
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A) food and energy are inelastic goods and consumers will buy them regardless of their price.
B) it wants to avoid the blame for high gasoline prices causing inflation.
C) food and energy prices have wide swings that are not related to the causes of general inflation.
D) food and energy prices do not change all that much during the short run, so are irrelevant to the calculation of inflation.
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A) increase interest rates.
B) decrease interest rates.
C) not change interest rates.
D) increase the inflation rate.
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A) increase.
B) decrease.
C) not change.
D) increase, then decrease.
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A) no value to your house.
B) a mortgage rate that is too high.
C) negative equity in your house.
D) a reverse mortgage on your house.
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A) fiscal; publicly announced level of inflation
B) fiscal; zero inflation rate
C) monetary; publicly announced level of inflation
D) monetary; zero inflation rate
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A) cannot maintain the interest rate target.
B) can maintain the interest rate target, but at a lower quantity of the money supply.
C) can maintain the interest rate target, but at a higher quantity of the money supply.
D) can maintain the interest rate target with no change in the money supply.
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A) inflation targeting.
B) Operation Twist.
C) securities-bubble deflating.
D) quantitative easing.
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A) will be greater than
B) will be less than
C) will be the same as
D) may be greater than or less than
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A) federal funds rate.
B) Treasury bill rate.
C) discount rate.
D) prime rate.
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A) Inflation targeting would not allow the central bank the flexibility to take action against a severe recession.
B) Inflation targeting has been adopted by the central banks of fewer than five countries.
C) With changes in leadership over time at the Federal Reserve, inflation targeting could help institutionalize good U.S. monetary policy.
D) Inflation targeting is practiced strongly in the United States but is ignored in Europe.
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A) Bank Rescue Alliance Treaty (BRAT)
B) Mortgage Transfer Agency (MTA)
C) Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)
D) Financial Assurance Association (FAA)
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