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Question 41# m' s A+ y% }) B9 c$ l% t
An economy in long-run equilibrium experiences a cost-push inflation shock. If a feedback rule monetary policy that focuses on the price level is in place, which of the following effects of the monetary policy change is least likely?
9 {! l' ?& }! R, E9 M% ^+ A/ RA) Real gross domestic product decreases and the inflation decreases.
T& D3 I. w7 h* GB) The price level decreases and output remains unchanged.0 c( @- ?' N+ ~
C) The rate of money supply growth decreases.0 |( X1 D( W1 x- d
D) Aggregate demand decreases.
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The velocity of money is the:- A B% E5 V2 Y' \# j0 }& a- [
A) rate at which the price index for consumer goods rises.4 e( D$ r& P( X Z
B) output expansion multiple of government expenditures.% n3 q0 R/ x+ V# j) ?- G
C) average number of times a dollar is used to purchase goods and services.! z9 v2 I [* t' n
D) number of times a dollar is taken out of the country during a year.% P' ^4 r$ ?9 b6 Y, f9 e
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5 Z( [5 ~8 `( O6 {( |2 f6 A; u& jThe advantages of a proprietorship are least likely to include:3 [) ^' R, [" @
A) ease of formation.
- ~0 P6 I% o2 n3 K# q: yB) simple decision making process.1 C/ H9 M7 W5 ^- I
C) single taxation of profits.
1 v: m5 y. m. O% N* s0 S, PD) limited liability. 0 j& b; ]3 f. Z3 o6 I( T
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In theory, the supply of a non-renewable resource is:# s* }" q6 C/ S! r+ Z7 {2 ?& h
A) fixed over a specific period of time.2 X7 \8 Y$ g) R& u' N0 w6 r. g6 T
B) perfectly inelastic at a price that equals the present value of the expected next-period price.
6 c) j" w+ j9 I" _; SC) perfectly elastic.
( a- d' |; s7 Z5 E6 LD) perfectly inelastic at the price where demand intersects supply.
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* h5 H |5 I5 j8 k% w+ n8 }. c/ AQuestion 45 k+ P1 I$ L0 U7 @
Demand-pull inflation would least likely be caused by an increase in:
2 m) Y2 s. U# E6 { ?A) the prices of raw materials.! D3 P7 ?/ x; f1 ^
B) the money supply.
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D) foreign incomes.% e! J: z$ k4 G' {1 U6 `
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