Jeopardy AP Macroeconomics

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The negative relationship between price level and output demanded gives the AD curve a/an:

Downward slope

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A graphical representation of the relationship between the price level and quantity of goods demanded is called the:

Aggregate demand curve

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<p><span style="background-color: transparent;">Identify the 3 lines:</span></p>

Identify the 3 lines:

AD, LRAS, and SRAS

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The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money was written by: 

John Maynard Keynes 

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Draw a properly labeled As/AD curve in an inflationary gap:

LRAS, SRAS, and AD

<p>LRAS, SRAS, and AD</p>
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A negative demand shock can cause what kind of gap?

A recessionary gap

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If real GDP lies below the potential GDP, an appropriate fiscal policy would be to which would shift  to the __: 

Increase government spending or decrease taxes

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Lowering income tax, would shift the curve in which way:

AD to the right

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Wage and factor price stickiness causes the aggregate run to:

Positively or move to the right

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The MP + The MPC must equal:

One

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A decrease in the cost of imported oil would cause:

SRAS to the right

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If SRAS intersects AD to the left of lRAS:

Recessionary gap

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If the MPS equals .1, then the spending multiplier equals:

10

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An increase in the MPC would do what to the spending multiplier:

Increase it

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If productivity increases, this would cause the curve to shift:

SRAS to the right

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Give an example of a public transfer payment:

Social Security 

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Draw “stagflation” on an As/Ad curve:

SRAS shifts to the left

<p><span style="background-color: transparent;">SRAS shifts to the left</span></p>
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What has the most direct impact on aggregate demand?

Government spending 

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If the economy produces $100 of GDP and the MPC is .9, and exports increase by 20 AD should increase by:

$200

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GDP = 

If it's a change in  _  it's a change in _

SIGX

SIGX, it's a change in aggregate demand 

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An increase in factor prices would cause this curve to shift this way:

SRAS shift to the Left

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A positive short-run supply shock would cause what to happen to output and the price level:

Increase output, decrease price level

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The economy is operating beyond full employment with an MPC of.75 How much should the government raise taxes to close a 300B gap:

100B

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Classical

Government LEAVE!

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Keynesian

Government FIX!

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Monetary

Federal Bank FIX!