38. Quiz
If %∆M (Money)is growing at 4% and %∆V
(Velocity) is growing at 2%, create a graph
to show the aggregate demand curve for
the growth rate for %∆P (inflation) and
%∆Y (GDP).
106. Price
Level
Real GDP orY
AD- AS Model
Aggregate
Demand
AD
Shape - Slope Down
Wealth Effect
Interest Effect
Exchange Effect
Shift
Consumption
Investment
Government
Net Exports
Money Supply
107. Price
Level
Real GDP orY
AD- AS Model
Aggregate
Demand
Long Run
Aggregate
Supply
AD
Shape - Slope Down
Wealth Effect
Interest Effect
Exchange Effect
Shift
Consumption
Investment
Government
Net Exports
Money Supply
108. Price
Level
Real GDP orY
AD- AS Model
Aggregate
Demand
Long Run
Aggregate
Supply
LRAS
Shape -Vertical
Capacity fixed
Shift
Physical
Financial
Human
Intellectual
Cultural
AD
Shape - Slope Down
Wealth Effect
Interest Effect
Exchange Effect
Shift
Consumption
Investment
Government
Net Exports
Money Supply
109. Price
Level
Real GDP orY
AD- AS Model
Aggregate
Demand
Short Run
Aggregate
Supply
Long Run
Aggregate
Supply
LRAS
Shape -Vertical
Capacity fixed
Shift
Physical
Financial
Human
Intellectual
Cultural
AD
Shape - Slope Down
Wealth Effect
Interest Effect
Exchange Effect
Shift
Consumption
Investment
Government
Net Exports
Money Supply
110. Price
Level
Real GDP orY
AD- AS Model
Aggregate
Demand
Short Run
Aggregate
Supply
Long Run
Aggregate
Supply
LRAS
Shape -Vertical
Capacity fixed
Shift
Physical
Financial
Human
Intellectual
Cultural
SRAS
Shape - Slope Up
Sticky Wages
Sticky Prices
Misperceptions
Shift
Physical
Financial
Human
Intellectual
Cultural
Expectations
AD
Shape - Slope Down
Wealth Effect
Interest Effect
Exchange Effect
Shift
Consumption
Investment
Government
Net Exports
Money Supply
120. If workers see smaller numbers on
their paycheck, their morale
declines and they often take their
anger out on their employers. In
contrast, layoffs get the misery out
the door.
121. Sticky Wages
If workers see smaller numbers on
their paycheck, their morale
declines and they often take their
anger out on their employers. In
contrast, layoffs get the misery out
the door.
122. Sticky Wages
Better to cut wages or layoff?
If workers see smaller numbers on
their paycheck, their morale
declines and they often take their
anger out on their employers. In
contrast, layoffs get the misery out
the door.
143. 0
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Real GDP Growth Rate
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Total Spending = 10%
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
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Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
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Total Spending = 13%
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
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Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
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Total Spending = 13%
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
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Total Spending = 13%
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Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
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Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
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Total Spending = 13%
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Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
155.
156. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
157. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
158. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
159. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
160. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
161. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
162. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling
the appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using
the double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
163. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling
the appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using
the double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
164. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling
the appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using
the double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
165. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling
the appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using
the double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
166. The graph below shows the US economy in long run equilibrium
with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent inflation rate, and
a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling
the appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using
the double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
Step 2: Show how the economy will adjust in the long run by shifting
and labeling the appropriate curve(s). Plot the new long run
equilibrium and label it Equilibrium 3.
Total Spending Rate = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
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Total Spending = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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8% = 4% + 4%
T.S. = 13%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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T.S. = 13%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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T.S. = 13%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
T.S. = 13%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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8% = 4% + 4%
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T.S. = 8%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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8% = 4% + 4%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
T.S. = 13%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
T.S. = 13%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
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T.S. = 8%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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8% = 4% + 4%
T.S. = 13%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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8% = 4% + 4%
T.S. = 13%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
Recession
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
Short Run 8% = 7% + 1%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
Recession
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
Short Run 8% = 7% + 1%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
Recession
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
Short Run 8% = 7% + 1%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
200. 0
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
Short Run 8% = 7% + 1%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
Short Run 8% = 7% + 1%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
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Total Spending = Inflation Rate + Real GDP Growth Rate
13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
Short Run 8% = 7% + 1%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
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13% = 9% + 4%
Reduce Money Growth Rate by 5%
Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
Short Run 8% = 7% + 1%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
Growth
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13% = 9% + 4%
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Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
Short Run 8% = 7% + 1%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
Long Run 8% = 4% + 4%
Growth
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13% = 9% + 4%
Reduce Money Growth Rate by 5%
Reduces Inflation Rate from 9% to 4%
8% = 4% + 4%
Short Run 8% = 7% + 1%
T.S. = 13%
T.S. = 8%
Long Run 8% = 4% + 4%
Growth
206.
207. Because prices are sticky going
down, you cannot reduce inflation
without having a temporary
recession
208. Because prices are sticky going
down, you cannot reduce inflation
without having a temporary
recession
209. Because prices are sticky going
down, you cannot reduce inflation
without having a temporary
recession
As the price level falls, spending
increases back to capacity
222. The graph below shows the US economy in long run
equilibrium with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent
inflation rate, and a 4 percent real GDP growth.
223. The graph below shows the US economy in long run
equilibrium with a spending growth of 13 percent, a 9 percent
inflation rate, and a 4 percent real GDP growth.
Total Spending = 13%
224. Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling the
appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using the
double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
225. Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling the
appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using the
double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
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226. Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling the
appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using the
double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
Inflation 9% to 4%
1
227. Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling the
appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using the
double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
Inflation 9% to 4%
Push Down by 5%
1
228. Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling the
appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using the
double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
Inflation 9% to 4%
Push Down by 5%
1
229. Step 1: Suppose that to reduce inflation the Fed permanently
decreased money supply growth by 5 percent. Using the copy tool,
show the short run effect this would have by shifting and labeling the
appropriate curve(s). Plot the new short run equilibrium using the
double drop line tool and label it Equilibrium 2.
Inflation 9% to 4%
Push Down by 5%
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230. Step 2: Show how the economy will adjust in the long run by
shifting and labeling the appropriate curve(s). Plot the new
long run equilibrium and label it Equilibrium 3.
Inflation 9% to 4%
1
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231. Step 2: Show how the economy will adjust in the long run by
shifting and labeling the appropriate curve(s). Plot the new
long run equilibrium and label it Equilibrium 3.
Inflation 9% to 4%
1
22
232. Step 2: Show how the economy will adjust in the long run by
shifting and labeling the appropriate curve(s). Plot the new
long run equilibrium and label it Equilibrium 3.
Inflation 9% to 4%
1
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268. If workers see smaller numbers on
their paycheck, their morale
declines and they often take their
anger out on their employers. In
contrast, layoffs get the misery out
the door.
269. Sticky Wages
If workers see smaller numbers on
their paycheck, their morale
declines and they often take their
anger out on their employers. In
contrast, layoffs get the misery out
the door.
270. Sticky Wages
Better to cut wages or layoff?
If workers see smaller numbers on
their paycheck, their morale
declines and they often take their
anger out on their employers. In
contrast, layoffs get the misery out
the door.