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1
The only factors that can cause long run aggregate supply to shift are factors of _____________
price
production
love
demand
2
The big 3 things people work for are: wages, fringe benefits, and _______
obligation
health
to pay taxes
intrinsic reward
3
If short run aggregate supply increased, the price level would ________
normalize
stabilize
increase
decrease
4
The unemployment rate is based on the number of unemployed workers in the _____________
tariff
labor union
labor force
population
5
The U.S. government lowers taxes: This is what type of policy?
Contractionary, Fiscal
Expansionary, Fiscal
Contractionary, Monetary
Expansionary, Monetary
6
If the size of the labor force increased, the potential GDP for an economy would________
remain the same
increase
stabilize
decrease
7
If aggregate demand increased in an economy, the price level would _________
stabilize
normalize
increase
decrease
8
The consumer price index measures ___________
demand
supply
stocks
inflation
9
In a Christmas Story, why was Ralphie told he couldn't get a Red Ryder BB Gun?
He'll shoot his eye out
too expensive
He's a pacifist
He was too old
10
This economic theory aims at solving long term issues by allowing the economy to fix itself
Keynesian
Dutch
Phillips
Classical
11
What state grows the most Christmas Trees?
California
Oregon
Alaska
Washington
12
According to the Phillips Curve, there is an inverse relationship between inflation and ______
GDP
Mediation
Love
Unemployment
13
In a recession ________________ economists would call for government intervention
Forensic
Classical
Keynesian
Expo
14
When workers collectively agree
not
to work as a means of fighting for better pay it's called:
boycott
lockout
arbitration
strike
15
True or False: Full Employment means there is zero unemployment.
False
True