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Test 3 Ch 8-10

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

Question #2
A  Travelers checks
B  Treasury bills (T-bills)
C  Savings deposits
D  Currency
Question #5
A  currency ratio
B  foreign exchange
C  exchange rate
D  balance of payments
Question #9
A  Nominal output
B  Average price level
C  Aggregate demand
D  Real output
Question #11
A  A decrease in the number of U.S. tourists visiting Japan.
B  An increase in U.S. demand for Japanese goods
C  An increase in the number of Japanese tourists visiting the United States
D  An increase in Japanese demand for U.S. goods
Question #13
A  The reduction of the discount rate in order to stimulate lending by commercial banks
B  The use of open-market operations to increase the quantity of reserves held by the commercial banks
C  The reduction of reserves held by the commercial banks
D  The use of open-market operations to increase the quantity of reserves held by the Fed
Question #17
A  Property values
B  Net exports
C  Government expenditures
D  Planned investment
Question #19
A  Governments always buy the same quantity of goods and services regardless of how much they cost.
B  Some parts of the government budget are fixed in nominal terms.
C  Governments prefer more expensive goods to less expensive goods because they create more jobs.
D  All parts of the government budget are fixed in real terms.
Question #22
A  increase; decrease
B  decrease; increase
C  decrease; decrease
D  increase; increase
Question #25
A  increase; increase
B  decrease; decrease
C  decrease; increase
D  increase; decrease
Question #27
A  When its interest rates are expected to decrease
B  When it experiences greater inflation than its trading partners
C  When it does not produce products that are traded on international markets
D  When it experiences lower inflation than its trading partners
Question #29
A  The CAD neither appreciated or depreciated
B  The CAD has appreciated
C  The CAD has depreciated
D  The USD has appreciated
Question #30
A  When U.S. prices are relatively low
B  When economic activity abroad is relatively low
C  None of the answers
D  When U.S. prices are relatively high
Question #31
A  less; stimulate
B  Less; impose a drag on
C  more; stimulate
D  more; impose a drag on
Question #32
A  State and local tax rates
B  Open-market operations
C  The federal funds rate
D  The required reserve ratio
Question #33
A  The CAD has depreciated
B  The CAD has appreciated
C  The CAD neither appreciated or depreciated
D  The USD has depreciated
Question #35
A  Net exports
B  Planned investment
C  Net profitability
D  Government expenditures
Question #38
A  A decrease in consumer confidence
B  An increase in net taxes
C  An increase in foreign demand for a country’s exports
D  An increase in interest rates