A) MV = PY
B) Change in equilibrium real GDP = Change in autonomous spending × 1/(1 - MPC)
C) Potential change in M1 = Change in excess reserves × (1/r)
D) Unemployment rate = Number of unemployed / Number in labor force
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A) equation of money theory.
B) quantity theory of money.
C) M1 theory.
D) money supply theory.
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A) 0%
B) 1.5%
C) 1%
D) 3%
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A) inflation.
B) deflation
C) innovation
D) GDP
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A) the money illusion.
B) interest reform.
C) the Fisher effect.
D) the classical dichotomy.
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A) through the value set by central bankers.
B) through the average wage rate.
C) by its purchasing power.
D) by its productivity.
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A) It is most applicable to long-run situations.
B) The amount of money has no effect on the economy.
C) Changes in the money supply will change the price level.
D) Output is not affected by the money supply in the long run.
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A) city A
B) city B
C) city C
D) city D
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A) relate negatively to changes in real GDP.
B) cause negatively related changes in nominal GDP.
C) relate positively to changes in nominal GDP.
D) cause positively related changes in illusion neutrality.
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A) the money illusion.
B) megaflation.
C) deflation.
D) hyperinflation.
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A) The supply of output was extremely limited due to capital destroyed during the war.
B) After the war, consumers spent heavily due to demand that had been building during the war.
C) The flood of foreign aid increased spending in the country.
D) To pay off war debts, the government increased the money supply.
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A) nominal variables; short-run business cycles.
B) real GDP in the long-run; short-run business cycles.
C) real GDP in the long-run; nominal variables.
D) short-run business cycles; real GDP in the long-run.
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A) multiplying the money supply by the price level.
B) dividing the money supply by nominal GDP.
C) multiplying the money supply by real GDP and then dividing the product by the price level.
D) dividing nominal GDP by the money supply.
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A) interest rates and output.
B) the business cycle and output.
C) inflation and the business cycle.
D) inflation and output.
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A) its foreign exchange rate.
B) its purchasing power.
C) set by the government that creates the money.
D) determined by the material out of which the money is made.
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A) money illusion
B) realist
C) Fisher
D) monetarist
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A) inflationary
B) Keynesian
C) monetarist
D) reserve
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A) retirees on fixed incomes.
B) borrowers of fixed-rate loans.
C) borrowers of variable-rate loans.
D) lenders.
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