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money neutrality does not exist and prices do not adjust rapidly.
Which of the following is NOT an example of an intermediate target of theFed?
A.
core inflation
B.
monetary aggregates
C.
short-term interest rates
D.
All of these are examples of intermediate targets.
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, core inflation
Keynesians believethat, in arecession, the government could help the economy
improve by
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increasing the money supply.
When the economy is not on the FE line and the price level isfixed, the level of
employment is given on the
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effective labor demand curve.
One of the main elements relating to bank safety of theDodd-Frank Act was to
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increase capital requirements for banks.
After World WarII, the probability that an economic expansion of a given age would
end in the next month
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, remained fairly steady as the age of the expansion increased.
What problems do supply shocks create for Keynesian stabilizationpolicies?
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policy can do nothing to affect the location of the FEline; and using
expansionary policy risks worsening thealready-high rate of inflation
Research on the effects of recessions on the real level of GDP shows that
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recessions cause both temporary and permanent declines in realGDP, but
most of the decline is temporary.
In the shortrun, before general equilibrium isrestored, the LM curve shifts_____ and
causes_____.
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up and to theleft; output to decline and the price level to remain
unchanged
Which of the following changes shifts the AD curve down and to theleft?
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A decrease in consumer confidence.
An increase in the expected future marginal product of capital would cause the IS
curve to
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shift up and to the right.
When aggregate economic activity isincreasing, the economy is said to be in
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an expansion.
In each of the followingcases, what is the effect on the IScurve?
A temporary increase in goverment spending
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shifts the IS curve up and to the right
Why is theshort-run aggregate supply curvehorizontal?