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AD As Model Quesstions Quiz

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

Question #1
A  shift AS to the right.
B  shift AS to the left.
C  shift AD to the left.
D  have no effect on AS or AD.
Question #2
A  price of goods; number of employees
B  total inputs; types of goods
C  type of goods; input price of raw materials
D  total quantity; price level for output
Question #3
A  technology
B  the unemployment rate
C  government institutions
D  the amount of capital available
Question #4
A  inflation rate effect
B  wealth effect
C  price effect
D  interest rate effect
Question #5
A  cyclical unemployment is close to zero.
B  the unemployment rate is greater than the natural rate of unemployment.
C  the unemployment rate is less than the natural rate of unemployment.
D  unemployment is close to zero.
Question #6
A  potential GDP
B  aggregate supply (AS)
C  aggregate demand (AD)
D  macroeconomic equilibrium
Question #8
A  it shifts the AD curve in the long-term
B  it shifts the AD curve in the short-term
C  it shifts the AS curve in the short-term
D  it shifts the AS curve in the long-term
Question #10
A  relatively flat; relatively steep
B  relatively steep; remain steep
C  relatively steep; relatively flat
D  relatively flat; remain flat
Question #11
A  higher wages
B  substitute goods
C  wealth effects
D  full employment
Question #12
A  investment increases
B  interest rates increase
C  consumer demand increases
D  exports decrease
Question #13
A  Stagflation
B  Full employment GDP
C  The foreign price effect
D  The interest rate effect
Question #14
A  lower prices will lead to a lower quantity of demand.
B  hyper-intense production will be unsustainable in the long run.
C  downward slope in aggregate supply curve will be short run.
D  higher wages will encourage workers to produce more at high prices.
Question #15
A  Reflation
B  Stagflation
C  Recession
D  Deflation
Question #16
A  a shift in AD to the left
B  a shift to the left in either AS or AD
C  a shift in AS to the left
D  a shift in AS to the right
Question #17
A  Neoclassical economists; long run
B  Keynesian economists; short run
C  Keynesian economists; long run
D  Neoclassical economists; short run