A) reduce taxes by $160 billion.
B) increase government spending by $80 billion.
C) reduce taxes by $40 billion.
D) increase government spending by $40 billion.
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A) $40 billion.
B) $20 billion.
C) zero.
D) $60 billion.
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A) decrease the amount of government spending.
B) increase the effects of automatic stabilizers.
C) decrease the effects of automatic stabilizers.
D) increase the amount of taxation.
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A) Recession
B) Trough
C) Expansion
D) Peak
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A) the tax system.
B) the market interest rate.
C) consumption expenditure.
D) investment spending.
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A) France
B) Belgium
C) Spain
D) Canada
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True/False
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A) shift from curve A to curve B leading to a decrease in investment.
B) shift from curve B to curve A leading to a decrease in interest rates.
C) movement from point 1 to point 2 on curve A leading to a decrease in investment.
D) movement from point 2 to point 1 on curve A leading to a decrease in investment.
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A) leftward shift in the aggregate demand curve.
B) rightward shift in the aggregate demand curve.
C) leftward shift in the aggregate supply curve.
D) change in the price level.
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A) subtracting government spending from government revenues.
B) subtracting consumption and investment from government spending.
C) adding up consumption, investment, government purchases, and net exports.
D) adding up the difference between government revenues and spending over the years of the nation's existence.
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A) Recession
B) Trough
C) Expansion
D) Peak
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A) cyclical deficit.
B) surplus in the full-employment budget.
C) natural deficit.
D) cyclically adjusted deficit.
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A) government borrows in the money market, thus increasing interest rates and net investment spending in the economy.
B) government borrows in the money market, thus increasing interest rates and decreasing net investment spending.
C) the progressivity of the tax system increases, thus decreasing interest rates and increasing net investment spending.
D) the progressivity of the tax system decreases, thus decreasing interest rates and net investment spending.
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A) proportional.
B) progressive.
C) contractionary.
D) expansionary.
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True/False
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A) a decline in net exports
B) an improvement in business profit expectations
C) a decrease in the money supply
D) a decline in public investment
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A) know that fiscal policy was expansionary.
B) know that fiscal policy was contractionary.
C) know that fiscal policy was producing a cyclical deficit.
D) not be able to determine the direction of fiscal policy from the information given.
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A) a Parliamentary proposal to incur a federal surplus to be used for the retirement of public debt
B) a reduction in agricultural subsidies and veterans' benefits
C) a postponement of a highway construction program
D) a reduction in federal tax rates on personal and corporate income
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A) salaries of members of Parliament
B) government expenditures on paper clips
C) construction of highways
D) funding of regulatory agencies
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A) A budget deficit
B) A budget surplus
C) An increase in interest rates
D) A decrease in personal taxes
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