A) In deficit by $40
B) In surplus by $40
C) In deficit by $190
D) In deficit by $20
E) In surplus by $20
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A) An increase in taxes.
B) A decrease in government spending on goods and services.
C) An increase in net tax revenues.
D) Counter-cyclical fiscal policy and a recessionary gap.
E) Counter-cyclical fiscal policy and an inflationary gap.
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A) GDP will rise and the budget will be in a deficit.
B) GDP will fall and the budget will be in a deficit.
C) GDP will rise and the budget will be in a surplus.
D) GDP will fall and the budget will be in a surplus.
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A) It will reduce aggregate demand if used to eliminate an inflationary gap.
B) It will increase interest rates if used to eliminate an inflationary gap.
C) It will likely raise the exchange rate if used to eliminate an inflationary gap.
D) It can always be directed at a specific region of the country.
E) It will likely reduce unemployment if used to eliminate an inflationary gap.
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A) The level of its spending.
B) Its tax rates.
C) Its tax rates and the exchange rate.
D) Both the level of GDP in the economy as well as tax rates and its own spending.
E) Both the level of GDP in the economy as well as tax rates and the exchange rate.
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A) It is smaller if the economy is in the midst of a severe recession.
B) It is smaller if the economy is experiencing strong aggregate demand.
C) It reduces the size of the national debt.
D) It can be measured in terms of the amount of unemployment that it causes.
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A) It grew both absolutely and as a percentage of GDP.
B) It grew absolutely but has declined as a percentage of a GDP.
C) It grew absolutely but remained constant as a percentage of GDP.
D) It declined absolutely,but increased as a percentage of GDP.
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A) Attempts to balance the budget would be pro-cyclical.
B) Attempts to balance the budget would be counter-cyclical.
C) Attempts to balance the budget would eliminate or reduce the size of the gap.
D) Reducing the size of the gap would reduce the surplus.
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A) Governments should be non-interventionist.
B) Automatic stabilizers are an effective way of avoiding extreme levels of unemployment or inflation.
C) The economy is capable of automatic self-adjustment in response the problems of unemployment and inflation.
D) Counter cyclical fiscal policy is a powerful and effective tool.
E) Government budget deficits are a serious problem.
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A) It will decrease.
B) It will increase.
C) There will be no effect on the multiplier.
D) Cannot be determined without more information.
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A) The government borrowing will increase the supply of money,causing interest rates to fall and investment spending to be crowded out.
B) The government borrowing will increase the demand for money,causing interest rates to rise and investment spending to be crowded out.
C) There will be no effect of government borrowing on investment spending or real GDP.
D) The government borrowing will increase the demand for money causing interest rates to rise and investment spending to increase.
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A) Provincial and municipal governments in total have realized budget surpluses in some years.
B) The public debt is the accumulation of all the federal government's deficits and surpluses of the past.
C) The public debt refers to the debts of all units of government: federal,provincial and local.
D) The foreign portion of the public debt has been eliminated over the past decade.
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A) The recessionary gap would be reduced and the budget deficit would fall.
B) The recessionary gap would increase and the budget deficit would fall.
C) The recessionary gap would be reduced and the budget deficit would rise.
D) The recessionary gap would increase and the budget deficit would rise.
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A) None
B) 5%
C) 16%
D) 26%
E) 50%
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