Macroeconomics Quiz 129 (20 MCQs)

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1. In a circular flow of income in a closed economy with government intervention, leakage consists of .....
2. A car running between Delhi and Agra at a speed of 120 km/h includes:
3. The monetary policy tool used by the Federal Reserve System that involves buying or selling of government bonds?
4. Banks create money by
5. Which of the following could cause a movement along a country's short-run Phillips curve toward higher unemployment and lower inflation?
6. A decrease in aggregate demand, coupled with an increase in aggregate supply, would tend to
7. If a company lays off half of its employees during a recession, what can you reasonably conclude?
8. Which of the following people would be considered unemployed?
9. Tax Multiplier =
10. What school of economic thought replaced Adam Smith's theory as the predominant body of economic thought in the Western world during the 1930s through the 1960s?
11. It is the insufficiency of the goods within the period.
12. What characterizes a command economy (select all that apply)
13. If the federal government has a balanced budget and enacts contractionary fiscal policy, then
14. The resulting unemployment that hit the coal mining communities of Britain would best be characterized as:
15. When the household saves, it makes the economy ..... because savings is a LEAKAGE of money from the circular flow.
16. Tracking the relationship between the money supply and the inflation rate
17. When a country can make something more efficiently than another country they have a(n)
18. What section of the Keynesian aggregate supply curve is explained by maximum output?
19. " In a country as wealthy as the United States, it is unconscionable that some people do not have health insurance. Therefore, the government SHOULD provide health insurance for all Americans." This statement is best characterized as:
20. This is a measure of the number of people who are able to work and actively looking for work, but don't have a job.