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AS AD Model The Supply-Side Re-emerges Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
If personal income taxes are increased, disposable income and consumption
A  increase.
B  stay the same.
C  change in an unpredictable direction.
D  decrease.
Question #2
The president wishes to increase spending for education by $4 billion but also maintain a balanced budget. Therefore, taxes will also be increased by $4billion. What will happen to GDP?
A  It’s impossible to know without the multiplier.
B  It will decrease.
C  It will increase.
D  It will remain the same.
Question #3
The Japanese economy is stuck in a recessionary gap. The proper fiscal policy could include a(n)
A  All of these are correct.
B  increases in transfer payments.
C  decrease in taxes.
D  increase in government purchases.
Question #4
To eliminate an inflationary gap, the aggregate demand curve should
A  become vertical.
B  shift inward.
C  shift outward.
D  become horizontal.
Question #5
In an effort to balance the federal budget, an increase in Social Security taxes is passed. What is the most likely effect of this on equilibrium GDP?
A  GDP will not change but prices will rise.
B  GDP will decrease.
C  GDP will increase.
D  GDP will not change but employment will increase.
Question #6
Why does a tax change affect aggregate demand?
A  A tax change alters disposable income and consumption spending.
B  A tax change alters imports and net exports.
C  A tax change alters saving by an equal amount.
D  A tax change alters government spending by an equal amount.
Question #7
The central idea of supply-side tax cuts is that certain types of tax cuts will increase
A  aggregate demand.
B  the supply of imports.
C  the supply of money.
D  aggregate supply.
Question #8
Critics of supply-side economics argue that a major flaw is
A  the large size of demand-side effects
B  the small magnitude of supply-side effects.
C  increased income inequality.
D  All of these.
Question #9
Decreasing aggregate demand to eliminate an inflationary gap often creates the problem of
A  increasing the labor force.
B  increasing inflation.
C  unemployment.
D  increasing real GDP.
Question #10
Taxes reduce total spending
A  indirectly by reducing government spending.
B  indirectly by reducing disposable income.
C  directly by substituting investment spending.
D  directly by increasing government purchases by an equal amount.
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