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AP Macroeconomics
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1
According to the graph, what type of gap is this economy currently experiencing?
Gap Tooth
Deflationary
Recessionary
Inflationary
2
The Law of Increasing Opportunity Costs is represented by which type of PPC?
Straight
Bowed out
3
Mr. Kim's favorite drink at Starbucks
Vanille Latte
Coffee Room for Cream
Mocha
Hot Chocolate
4
Unemployment benefits would be considered which type of fiscal policy?
Contractionary Fiscal Policy
None of the above
Discretionary Fiscal Policy
Non-discretionary Fiscal Policy
5
When was the Rubik's Cube invented?
1605
1974
1954
1988
6
Using Okun's Law, if the NRU is 9% calculate the % loss in rGDP
5%
2%
8%
16%
7
The graph shows what type of shock?
Negative Demand Shock
Positive Demand Shock
Positive Supply Shock
Negative Supply Shock
8
In the Resource Market, rent, wages, and interest is traded for
Land, Labor, Capital
Revenue
Goods and Services
Costs of Production
9
Senor Richardson's birthday is
July 29th
December 11th
November 3rd
May 19th
10
An increase in which of the following would cause an increase in aggregate supply?
Interest Rates
Consumer Spending
Labor Productivity
Prices of Imports
11
An effective Price Ceiling would cause
Surplus
Shortage
Prices to Increase
Equilibrium
12
An increase in the price of a close substitute of pepsi would
Decrease the demand for pepsi
Increase the supply of pepsi
Decrease the supply of pepsi
Increase the demand for pepsi
13
If the government engages in expansionary fiscal policy, what would happen to unemployment?
Undeterminate
Decrease
Increase
No Change
14
Which of the following is the Spending Multiplier?
▲Spending/▲Disposable Income
MPC + MPS = 1
1/MPS
-MPC/MPS
15
An increase in which of the following will cause an increase in aggregate demand?
Government Spending
Technology
Income Taxes
Oil Supply
16
There is a difference between normal and inferior goods. A cheeseburger would be considered
So gooood
Normal Good
Inferior Good
17
An increase in the rGDP would have what effect on unemployment?
Decrease
Indeterminate
Increase
No Change
18
MPC is 0.6. Taxes are decreased by $400 billion. What's the effect on rGDP?
-240 Billion
600 Billion
-600 Billion
240 Billion
19
Which of the following events would cause aggregate demand to shift to the left
Increase in the price of steel
Increased interest rates decreases investment
Excellent weather for agriculture
Federal government increases defense spending
20
A person who loses his/her job as a result of a decrease in national output is said to be
Frictionally Unemployed
Cyclically Unemployed
Seasonally Unemployed
Structurally Unemployed
21
This type of economics involves value judgments about what the economy should be like
Positive Economics
Normative Economics
Boring Economics
Squirrel
22
When the economy is in the Keynesian section, the economy is in a recession or a depression.
True
False
23
GDP when it is evaluated at current market prices
Real
Nominal
Actual
Deflator
24
Calculate the Real GDP if Nominal GDP is 300 and the Deflator is 120
250
80
180
240
25
According to the short run Phillips Curve, high inflation would have to correlate to
Low Interest Rates
Low Unemployment
High Interest Rates
High Unemployment
26
The Phillips Curve represents the relationship between
Unemployment and rGDP
Inflation and Interest Rates
Interest Rate and Unemployment
Inflation and CPI