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What is the relationship between inflation and unemployment in the short-run?

Inverse; as inflation rises, unemployment tends to fall (Phillips Curve).

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What happens to investment spending when interest rates increase?

Investment spending decreases because higher rates make borrowing more expensive.

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How do higher taxes affect consumer spending?

Higher taxes lead to less disposable income, which decreases consumer spending.

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What effect does government spending have on aggregate demand?

Direct; more government spending leads to higher aggregate demand.

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How do interest rates impact aggregate demand?

Inverse; higher interest rates discourage borrowing and spending.

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What is the relationship between money supply and interest rates?

Inverse; more money in circulation leads to lower interest rates.

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How does the relationship between interest rates and unemployment manifest?

Direct; higher interest rates result in less investment and therefore fewer jobs.

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What effect does inflation have on the value of money?

Inverse; higher inflation erodes purchasing power.

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What is the long-run relationship between unemployment and wages?

Inverse; high unemployment puts downward pressure on wages.

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How are real GDP and unemployment related?

Inverse; more output requires more jobs, reducing unemployment.

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What is the relationship between price level and purchasing power?

Inverse; higher prices mean less can be bought with the same amount of money.

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How do nominal interest rates relate to inflation?

Direct; lenders demand higher rates when expecting inflation (Fisher effect).