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Module 6 Quiz

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

Question #1
A  he unemployment rate is at the natural rate and price levels are lowering
B  the unemployment rate is low and prices levels are rising.
C  the unemployment rate is high and price levels are stable.
Question #2
A  price level in an economy rises
B  real GDP decreases
C  price level in an economy falls
Question #3
A  potential GDP is being exceeded.
B  the economy is in recession.
C  potential GDP is being met.
Question #4
A  actual GDP falls below potential real GDP in the equilibrium of the AD and short-run AS curves.
B  the economy is not at a short run equilibrium in the AS-AD model.
C  aggregate supply increases.
Question #6
A  macroeconomic equilibrium
B  aggregate GDP
C  potential GDP
Question #7
A  gradually shift to the left in the long run.
B  gradually shift to the right in the long run.
C  shift to the right in the long run AD curve.
Question #8
A  economy is experiencing unemployment.
B  economy is producing at its potential GDP.
C  price level is not stable.
Question #9
A  government spending
B  net exports
C  consumption
Question #10
A  Government can decrease its spending.
B  The Federal Reserve can increase interest rates.
C  Congress can pass tax cuts.
Question #11
A  Real GDP is shown on the vertical axis and the price level is shown on the horizontal axis.
B  Aggregate supply is shown on the horizontal axis and aggregate demand is show on the vertical axis.
C  Real GDP is shown on the horizontal axis and price level is shown on the vertical axis.
Question #12
A  technological innovation.
B  loss of consumer confidence.
C  production inputs.
Question #13
A  Price level is shown on the vertical axis and real GDP is shown on the horizontal axis.
B  Real GDP is shown on the vertical axis and the price level is shown on the horizontal axis.
C  Aggregate demand is show on the vertical axis and aggregate supply is shown on the horizontal axis.
Question #14
A  shifts in real GDP and the price level.
B  three goals of economic policy which are economic growth, high inflation, and full employment.
C  expansion and contractions in individual markets.
Question #15
A  relatively steep; remain steep
B  relatively flat; remain flat
C  relatively steep; relatively flat
Question #16
A  a recession in the economy.
B  an expansion in the economy.
C  a decrease in cyclical unemployment.
Question #17
A  interest rates
B  industry
C  investment spending
Question #18
A  reduce consumer borrowing and consumption spending.
B  increase firm borrowing and investment spending.
C  increase consumer borrowing and saving.
Question #19
A  By depicting how much the AD curve has moved past potential or full employment.
B  Showing how close the economy is to potential or full employment level of GDP.
C  By depicting the duration of the recession on the diagram.