Macroeconomics Questions

If wages and prices are perfectly flexible and inflation is correctly anticipated, then an expansionary monetary policy will affect the real output and price level in which of the following ways?

(Would be a graph with 3 different production possibilities curves) If the current curve in PPC1(in the middle) what change indicates a recession?

If the required reserve ratio is 10%, actual reserves are $10 million, and currency in circulation is equal to $20 million, M will at most be equal to-

Following a decrease in the real interest rate, there is an increase in financial capital outflows from Country A. The increase in capital outflows will most likely have which of the following effects on Country A's net exports and aggregate demand?

For an economy that's operating inside its production possibilities curve, which of the following is true?

(Would be a graph with this q) Starting with equilibrium point R, which shifts in long run and short run impact of a demand pull inflation-

If the value if the US dollar increases on the foreign exchange market, which of the following is most likely to occur in the short run?

In the short run, government deficit spending will most likely

In the long run, an increase in AD due to an expansion in the money supply will increase-

Public policy that generates an unexpected increase in consumer prices will inflict short run costs on all of the following except-

If AD is growing faster than long run aggregate supply, the federal reserve is most likely to-

If the central bank raises the required reserve ratio, the money multiplier and the money supply. Will change

Assume marginal propensity to consume out of disposable income is .8 and that the government taxes all income at a constant rate of 30%. If gross income increases by $100, consumption will initially increase by-

US government bonds are purchased by Japanese investors and this is included in Japan's-

Assume country A exports one bushel of wheat in exchange for 2.5 bushels of corn from country B. If the terms of trade are beneficial to both countries-

Country A's growth rate per capita GDP has been consistently higher than that of country B. Which of the following factors can account for these differences in the per capita GDP growth rates?

Which of the following will most likely cause an increase in real output in the long run?

graph would be pictured A graph that shows two aggregate demand curves that has a shift to the left from AD1 to AD2 could be cause by-

If a contractionary fiscal policy is followed by an expansionary monetary policy, nominal interest rate and employment would most likely be affected in which of the following ways in the short run?

(Will be a chart on test) What is the marginal propensity to consume for this economy?