ECON 212 Final, Fall 2014
American University of Beirut · Elementary Macroeconomics Theory · 18 pages · Dr. Martin Montero
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ECON212 - Element.Macroeconomics Theory -
Sect.1-20 (C. M. Montero Kuscevic)
Started on Sunday, 14 December 2014, 2:50 PM
= QUIZ State Finished
NAVIGATION Completed on Sunday, 14 December 2014, 2:55 PM
Time taken 5 mins 7 secs
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SEMEL Grade 100 out of 100
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menial Which of the following instruments is used by the Federal
[2] [22] [23] [24] [25] Complete Reserve to change the money supply?
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Select one:
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a. the discount rate
[22] [4] b. the required reserve ratio
Finish review c. open market operations
d. all of the choices
tion 2 The presence of automatic stabilizers means that the federal
Complets deficit is than it otherwise would be in a recession
Mark 4 out of 1 and than it otherwise would be in an expansion.
QF Select one:
a, larger; smaller
| b. smaller; larger
(_) c. smaller; smaller
) d. larger; larger
The aggregate demand curve slopes downward because at
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n4 Refer to Figure 13.3. This economy is most likely experiencing
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600 800 1,200
Aggregate output ($ billion)
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© a. above $1,200 billion.
© b. between $800 billion and $1,200 billion.
© c. between $600 billion and $800 billion.
© 4. below $600 billion.
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price of pork price of corn
$20 $20
$20 $30
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Suppose that the basket of goods in the CPI consisted of 3
units of pork and 2 units of corn. What is the consumer price
index for 2004 if the base yearis: 2003?
Select one:
© a. 100
Ob 105
© c. 115
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if the unemployment rate is below the NAIRU, which of the
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© a. The price level will increase
© b. The change in the inflation rate will be negative
O «<. The price level will accelerate
© d. The price level will decelerate
Question 7 The deviation of unemployment from its natural rate is:
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© a. cyclical unemployment
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O b. structural unemployment
O «. frictional unemployment
© d. none of the above
von 8 You are given the balance sheet of the Central Bank below.
Mocs) nelaclnthehed Assume that the banking system does not hold excess
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money supply?
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Liabilities & Net Worth
Government Securities $200 [Reserves $100
Currency 100
Select one:
@_ a. 100
© b. 200
© c. 500
© d.600
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In country A, all wage contracts are fully indexed to inflation. In
country B, wages are not indexed to inflation but are negotiated
in 3-year contracts.
Select one:
© a. In country B, the AS curve is vertical.
O b. In country A, expansionary monetary policy has a
bigger effect on output than in country B.
O «. In country B, expansionary monetary policy has a
bigger effect on output than in country A.
© d. Wages in tend to be more sticky in country A than in
country B.
if firms don't know what the market-clearing wage is, they may
simply set wages wrong. Which explanation of unemployment
refers to this argument?
Select one:
© a. The efficiency wage theory.
©». Social, or implicit, contracts.
© & The relative-wage explanation.
© 4 Imperfect information.
Given below the equations for the demand and supply curves in
the labor market:
QD = 220 - 15W
QS 10W- 20
Where W is the wage in $/hour and Q is the number of workers.
Ata wane of $11/ howe which af the fnlinwinn ic enrract
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Given below the equations for the demand and supply curves in
the labor market:
QD = 220 - 15W
QS = 10W- 20
Where W is the wage in $/hour and Q is the number of workers.
At a wage of $11/ hour, which of the following is correct:
Select one:
© a. There is full-employment
© b. The unemployment rate is 39%
© c. The size of the labor force is 55 workers
© 4d. None of the above
Refer to Figure 13.7. Suppose the equilibrium price level is 110.
An increase in wages and an increase in government spending
will, for sure, increase:
4 AS
3 110 .
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0 600
Aggregate output ($ billion)
Select one:
© a. both the equilibrium output and the price level.
© b. the price level.
© c. equilibrium output.
4d. equilibrium output and decrease the price level.
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on 13 Refer to Figure 11.2. An increase in income could be
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Quesiaon 14 The theory of efficiency wages explains why
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© 4A. itis efficient for firms to set wages at the equilibrium
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© b. it may be in the best interest of firms to offer wages
that are above the equilibrium level.
© c. the most efficient way to pay workers is to pay them
according to their skills.
O @ None of the above
Queston 15 Given full-employment output = $2,800, equilibrium output =
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015 Given full-employment output = $2,800, equilibrium output =
wok yet Enewrorae $2,500, and MPS = 0.25, which of the following changes would
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national output?
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Select one:
© a. $300 decrease in taxes.
© b. $75 increase in government spending.
© c. $75 decrease in taxes.
© d. $300 increase in government spending.
Duestion 16 Thomas transfers $4,500 from his checking account to his
Tee yO arwwaies savings account. This transaction will:
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© a. not change M1 and decrease M2.
© b. decrease M1 and not change M2.
© c. increase both M1 and M2.
©. 4..decrease both M1.and M2.
weston 17 Refer to Figure 13.2. Suppose the economy is at Point A. A
Natya enawered decrease in money demand could cause a movement to Point:
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uaeton 17 Refer to Figure 13.2. Suppose the economy is at Point A. A
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ton 18 Refer to Figure 13.1. If the money demand curve shifts from
dit yet anewores Md1t to Mdo:
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Money M
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© @ planned investment will decrease and aggregate
output will decrease.
© b. planned investment will decrease and aggregate
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The money supply has decreased from $1.5 trillion to $1 trillion.
Which of the following could have caused this decrease?
Select one:
© a. The Fed purchased government securities from the
public.
© b. Consumers who were holding money within the
banking system withdraw this money.
© c. The Fed decreased the discount rate.
© d. Commercial banks decide to hold fewer excess
reserves.
A decrease in government purchases shifts the curve
to the
Select one:
© a. aggregate demand; left
© b. aggregate supply; left
© c. aggregate demand; right
© d. aggregate supply; right
The level of output determined by the intersection of the short-
run aggregate supply curve and the aggregate demand curve:
Select one:
© avis always below full-employment output.
© b.is always above full-employment output.
O c. always corresponds to full-employment output.
© d. may be above, below, or equal to full-employment
output.
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© c. always corresponds to full-employment output.
© 4. may be above, below, or equal to full-employment
output.
Question 22 Refer to Figure 12.4. Planned investment could decrease from
re $18 million to $10 million if:
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Planned investment (in billions)
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© a. the government reduces government purchases.
© b. the government increases net taxes.
© «. the government increases government purchases.
© d. the Fed increases the money supply.
Queston 23 Refer to Figure 12.6. The initial aggregate expenditure function
a is given by C +1 + G’. An increase in government spending
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— investment does not depend on the interest rate, the MPC is:
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‘ad C+rP4G(r=r)
C+1+G(r=r°)