A) Keynes treated short-run macroeconomics as a minor issue.
B) Keynes emphasized the short-run effects of shifts in aggregate demand on aggregate output, employment, and prices, whereas the classical economists focused on the long-run determination of the aggregate price level.
C) The classical economists believed that the short-run aggregate supply curve was upward sloping.
D) The classical economists emphasized the short-run effects of shifts in aggregate demand on aggregate output, whereas Keynes focused on the long-run determination of the aggregate price level.
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A) uncertain about the appropriate measure to use against a recession in the absence of any clear theory about the cause of business cycles.
B) using both fiscal and monetary policies to combat the harmful effects of recession on output and employment.
C) against using monetary policies to fight the economic downturns caused by business cycles.
D) in favor of using only fiscal policies to fight the economic booms caused by business cycles.
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A) classical macroeconomics.
B) Keynesian macroeconomics.
C) monetarism.
D) Great Moderation consensus.
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A) Keynesian; long-run; monetary; short-run
B) Classical; short-run; monetary; long-run
C) Classical; long-run; monetary; short-run
D) Keynesian; long-run; fiscal; short-run
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A) not warranted, because we don't know enough about the workings of the economy to stabilize it.
B) not warranted; the public defeats discretionary policies because everyone expects them and therefore their effectiveness is thwarted.
C) warranted, because discretionary policies have a strong effect on real output.
D) warranted, because expectations are rational only in the short run.
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A) the country was growing too rapidly to have a recession.
B) the banking system established by Alexander Hamilton prevented business cycles.
C) monetary policy conducted by the Fed was very successful.
D) the economy was agricultural.
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A) if it is rationally thought out before implementation.
B) if it is anticipated, so people can make realistic preparations.
C) if it surprises people.
D) whenever the economy reacts rationally to the decision.
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A) increase; supply
B) decrease; supply
C) decrease; demand
D) increase; demand
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A) I only
B) II only
C) III only
D) I, II, and III
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A) increase; supply
B) decrease; supply
C) decrease; demand
D) increase; demand
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A) I only
B) II only
C) I and II
D) neither I nor II
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A) is the use of monetary and fiscal policy to smooth out the business cycle.
B) is the primary theory of classical economics.
C) gives the Federal Reserve the sole responsibility for economic policy.
D) advocates that all of the people in a democracy should decide what type of economic policy is appropriate.
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A) cut; increase
B) increased; increase
C) cut; decrease
D) increased; decrease
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A) supply curve is vertical.
B) demand curve is vertical.
C) demand curve has a positive slope.
D) supply curve is horizontal.
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