ECON-2301 Macroeconomics Unit 2 Test Verified Test Answer Dump

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The calculation of Spending GDP at this stage of our Circular Flow would be ___________________ .

3500 + 500 +1000 + 500 - 500

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Unemployment and inflation are the two major causes of economic ____________ .

instability

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____________ include veterans' payments, welfare, and social security payments.

Transfer Payments

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IE 6-2....Business Cycle diagram - Point "x" represents an economy with a "natural" level of Unemployment of about ________ whose Price Level has _______________ .

4% ... increased moderately

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IE 5-1....Suppose that a Demand shift (a change in income & spending) moves this economy to Point G with an Employment of 121 million people. The Circular Flow will be producing a Real GDP of ____________ billion with a movement toward Point S in the PPF. This is a(n) ______________ situation.

$5100 ... Inflation

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To accommodate for unanticipated increases in inflation, savers may require a premium on their interest rate to hedge against that possible loss of _______________.

purchasing power

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The National Income figure is reduced by that amount that people earn through business ownership, but do not actually receive because it is retained as ___________ to be re-invested in the business.

Undistributed Corporate Profits

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Assume you borrowed $100,000 at a fixed rate of 7 percent for 30 years to purchase a house. If the inflation rate is 7 percent, then your repayments to the lender have ___________ purchasing power as the dollars that s/he loaned to you.

the same

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IE 4-2....If the result of a SUPPLY shift in the Mini-economy is an Equilibrium at Point D, then the Quantity of Goods produced will be __________ and the Total Nominal Income will be ___________ .

2600 ... $4992

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Tax revenues in the U.S. (as a percentage of GDP) are high compared to other nations of the world.

TRUE

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The output of government sectors in the United States provides about ______ percent of the production in the nation.

30

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GDP is the ____________ of all final goods and services produced in the nation within a year.

total monetary value

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A _________ value in Xn can pose a problem for an economy over the longer term.

large negative

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The basic principles of effective taxation would choose to avoid over-reliance on any one tax that can create ________ on the inflows.

up and down cycles

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The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) may officially declare a recession in the United States after _______ consecutive quarterly declines in real national income, but they also look at other data such as rising unemployment.

two

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If widespread "pessimism" continues and deepens in this example, there could be a significant risk of sliding into a _____________ .

depression as experienced in this country in the 1930's

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The unemployment rate in the United States is _________ in most industrialized nations of the world.

less than

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___________ unemployment occurs when workers do not have the required skills for existing jobs.

Structural

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Government spending for goods and services is a(n) ____________ part of total spending in our economy.

significant

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A monopoly is a _________ firm industry.

one

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The sum of the ________ flows is equal to the cost of the goods and services at their final use.

income

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IE 5-3....Suppose a chain reaction of human choices leads to a move from Point X to Point Y on the PPF. The Cost of this move would be the loss of $100 billion worth of ______________ sector goods and in the longer run the loss of some __________________ .

Private ... Efficiency and Growth

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Use the table below to answer the question that follows.

"Nominal" GDP in 2001 was ______ .

$40

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The GDP gap is the difference between potential output at ______________ employment and the current or a given output.

full

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IE 4-3....Suppose that a Demand shift (a change in confidence) moves this economy to Point F with an Employment of 110 million people. Households in the Circular Flow will be earning a Nominal Income of _________ billion and there will be an equilibrium at Point U in the PPF. This is a ______________ situation.

$3840 ... Major Recession or Depression

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All three of the $5000 billion GDP figures (Production, Income and Spending) are in ____________ dollars.

inflation adjusted, real

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IE 6-5....AS/AD model - If improved technology and innovation lead to an increase in productivity and Real Income, then the equilibrium in this economy would shift from ________________ and that would be _____________.

Year 4 to 6 ... Sustained Growth

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The "consumption of fixed capital" account (known as ________ ) is important because it indicates whether the economy is increasing its capital base or decreasing that base.

CFC

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Regressive taxation is present when marginal (additional) tax rates ____________ with additional income.

none of the above

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IE 6-4....AS/AD model - If Aggregate Income and Spending continue to increase after this economy reaches Full Employment, then the equilibrium could shift from ________________ and that would be a _____________.

Year 3 to 4 ... Inflation (Demand side)

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People with _______ incomes tend to spend all of their funds and are, therefore, subject to the "regressive" nature of a sales tax.

Low

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When there are negative externalities, government can cause the resources involved to be re-allocated through laws restricting output, through direct payments, or through specific __________.

taxes

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IE 4-5....Suppose a chain reaction of human choices leads to a move from Point X to Point W on the PPF. A Risk of this move would be an increase in the possibility of a move from W to ______ and, therefore, an increase in ________________ .

S ... inflation

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The term _____________ primarily represents the purchase of "productive equipment" and does not include stock market certificates nor does it include bonds.

Investment

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The amount of capital equipment used up or destroyed is called the ____________.

CFC

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A cost push inflation may be caused by a combination of increasing raw material prices, a ____________ spiral, and monopoly power of firms.

Wage/Price

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By the Rule of 70 if a nation's prices are inflating at 10 percent it will take _____ years for the prices to double.

7

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In recent times, the top ______ percent of households by income made over $320,000.

5

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One benefit of the recessionary decline in this example is that ___________ has been kept under control (and there might even be some decrease in the price level).

inflation

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Net domestic product (NDP) equals the output of the economy (GDP) ________ the depreciation of the nation's capital goods. This is an indicator of how much a nation must "invest" to continue that current GDP.

minus

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IE 6-7....AS/AD Model - If this economy moves from Year 3 to Year 4, then the Unemployment Rate will be _______ and the Inflation Rate for that twelve month period is ________ .

2.4% ... 17%

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Use the table below to answer the question that follows -

Investment Spending by the Business sector must be ___________ billion.

$500

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In the Private Sector, there are many choices to be made by Business managers regarding which "projects" to borrow for and which "projects" to invest in. These choices often contain a great deal of ______________________ as well as the potential for benefits (profits).

both a. and b.

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Corporations have limited liability, but lose ultimate control of corporate assets to the ______________ .

stockholders

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Use the table below (in trillions) to answer the question that follows.

The amount of real increase (after adjustment for inflation) is about _________ billion ... less than the nominal increase of $791 billion.

$228

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The distribution of income in United States is has become _________ than it was before 1990.

less equal

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Commissions on the sale of _________ goods and commissions on financial transactions are counted in the GDP as part of "services provided at cost".

a. and b.

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_________ values in economics are those that have been adjusted to remove the impact of inflation so that meaningful comparisons can be made.

Real

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The "quantity of life" is ____________ a complete a measure of happiness.

not always