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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

Exam 3

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

Question #1
A  CPI includes imported goods
B  CPI uses constant prices
C  CPI includes government purchases
D  CPI is measures inflation more accurately than GDP deflator
Question #2
A  lower interest rates and increase aggregate demand
B  lower interest rates and decrease aggregate demand
C  raise interest rates and increase aggregate demand
D  raise interest rates and decrease aggregate demand
Question #3
A  tax revenue is equal to government spending
B  tax revenue is less than government spending
C  government spending is more than tax revenue
D  tax revenue is more than government spending
Question #5
A  price levels increase and real GDP decreases
B  price levels increase and real GDP increases
C  price levels decrease and real GDP increases
D  price levels decrease and real GDP decreases
Question #6
A  gold
B  copper coins
C  paper notes declared legal tender
D  shells
Question #7
A  net exports
B  input prices
C  natural resources
D  productivity
Question #8
A  imported goods
B  improvements in the quality of a good
C  depreciation in the quality of a good
D  government purchases
Question #9
A  expansionary monetary policy
B  contractionary monetary policy
C  contractionary fiscal policy
D  expansionary fiscal policy
Question #10
A  M2 only
B  M1 and M2
C  M1 only
D  credit cards are not considered money
Question #11
A  raise the money multiplier and decrease the money supply
B  raise the money multiplier and increase the money supply
C  lower the money multiplier and increase the money supply
D  lower the money multiplier and decrease the money supply
Question #12
A  $992,000
B  $16,160,000
C  $1,303,225.81
D  $4,910.89
Question #13
A  promote GDP growth
B  lower price levels
C  stimulate the economy
D  raise price levels
Question #15
A  fight high inflation
B  prevent hyperinflation
C  punish ordinary citizens
D  recover from a recession
Question #16
A  medium of exchange
B  store of value
C  purchasing power
D  unit of account
Question #17
A  contractionary fiscal policy
B  expansionary fiscal policy
C  contractionary monetary policy
D  expansionary monetary policy
Question #18
A  when wages keep up with inflation, people’s purchasing power declines
B  when wages do not keep up with inflation, people’s purchasing power declines
C  people are able to purchase more when inflation rises
D  when wages do not keep up with inflation, people’s purchasing power increases
Question #19
A  deflation
B  inflation
C  stagflation
D  disinflation
Question #20
A  sin tax
B  progressive tax
C  regressive tax
D  excise tax
Question #21
A  collect taxes
B  sets the reserve requirement
C  lender of last resort
D  keeps financial system stable