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Quiz 13: Business Fluctuations: Aggregate Demand and Supply
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Question 321
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Answer the following three questions about the Great Depression. A) What were the four major shocks that contributed to the Great Depression? B) Using a graph, show how these shocks affected AD. C) Did the monetary authorities have a hand in causing and/or exacerbating the Great Depression? Explain.
Question 322
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What types of shocks can be found in the AD-AS model? Why do these shocks not disappear immediately but rather tend to spread across sectors of an economy?
Question 323
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Compare two economies, one that is highly agricultural and another that is highly manufacturing-based. Discuss what types of shocks might be relevant to each of these economies.
Question 324
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Stagflation is a situation in which increased unemployment and lower output growth is accompanied by an increase in inflation. Explain how a negative real shock can lead to stagflation.
Question 325
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Explain why sticky wages tend to amplify negative productivity shocks.
Question 326
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Imagine that an economy experiences a long-lasting banking crisis and that subsequently consumption growth permanently falls. Using the AD-AS model, draw a diagram and explain the effects of the permanent decline in consumption growth on the inflation rate and the real growth rate in both the short run and the long run.
Question 327
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What assumptions about wage and price flexibility are possible in the AD-AS model? What do these different assumptions imply about the slopes of the long-run and short-run aggregate supply curves?
Question 328
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With the aid of a diagram, explain how a shock that raises labor productivity affects the inflation rate and the real growth rate in the long run.
Question 329
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Why is the long-run aggregate supply curve vertical in the AD-AS model?
Question 330
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Using the AD-AS model, show and explain how real GDP growth and inflation would change in both the short run and long run if the growth rate of the money supply increases unexpectedly.
Question 331
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The term "stagflation" was used to describe the occurrence of a recession along with high inflation in the mid-1970s. What kind of shock is required to cause stagflation?
Question 332
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The following question has three parts, which are to be answered independently of each other. Graphically show your response to the following shocks in the AD-AS model: A) If a new round of consumer pessimism abounds, what would happen to the economy's short-run growth rate? B) If there is a positive, but temporary, monetary shock, what would happen to the economy's short-run growth rate? C) If a country's imports temporarily increase, but exports stay the same, what would happen to the economy's short-run growth rate?
Question 333
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Using an AD-AS model, graphically depict an economy operating in a boom and explain what will happen to this economy in the long run.
Question 334
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Suppose consumption growth suddenly falls as a result of a decline in consumer confidence. With the aid of a diagram including the AD and LRAS curves, explain how the change in consumption growth affects the inflation rate and the real growth rate in the long run.
Question 335
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Briefly discuss three factors that can cause an increase in aggregate demand and three factors that can cause a decrease in aggregate demand. What is currently happening to aggregate demand in the United States?