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Chapter 1. The Science of Macroeconomics
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Macroeconomics does not try to answer the question of: ww ww ww ww ww ww ww ww



why some countries experience rapid growth.
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what is the rate of return on education.
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why some countries have high rates of inflation.
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what causes recessions and depressions.
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A typical trend during a recession is that:
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the unemployment rate falls.
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the popularity of the incumbent president rises.
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the inflation rate rises.
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Macroeconomics is the study of the: ww ww ww ww ww



activities of individual units of the economy.
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decisionmaking by households and firms. ww ww ww ww



economy as a whole. ww ww ww



interaction of firms and households in the marketplace.
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The study of the economy as a whole is called:
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household economics. ww



business economics. ww



microeconomics.
macroeconomics.


The ability of macroeconomists to predict the future course of economic events:
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is no better than a meteorologist's ability to predict the next month's weather.
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is much better than a meteorologist's ability to predict the next month's weather.
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has gotten worse over time.
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is less precise than it was in the 1920s.
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Which of the combinations listed is not a U.S. president and an important
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economic issue of his administration?
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President Carter, inflation ww ww



President Reagan, budget deficits ww ww ww



President G. H. W. Bush, budget deficits ww ww ww ww ww ww



President Clinton, inflation ww ww




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All of the following are types of macroeconomics data except the:
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price of a computer. ww ww ww



growth rate of real GDP. ww ww ww ww



inflation rate. ww



unemployment rate. ww




All of the following except
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real GDP ww



the unemployment rate
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the marginal rate of substitution
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the inflation rateww ww




The total income of everyone in the economy adjusted for the level of base year prices
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is called:
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a recession. ww



an inflation. ww



real GDP. ww



a business fluctuation.
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A measure of how fast the general level of prices is rising is called the:
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growth rate of real GDP. ww ww ww ww



inflation rate. ww



unemployment rate. ww



market-clearing rate. ww




The inflation rate is a measure of how fast:
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the total income of the economy is growing.
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unemployment in the economy is increasing. ww ww ww ww ww



the general level of prices in the economy is rising.
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the number of jobs in the economy is expanding.
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Real GDP ww over time, and the growth rate of real GDP
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is steady; is steady
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is steady; fluctuates
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Two striking features of a graph of U.S. real GDP per capita over the twentieth century
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are the:
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overall upward trend interrupted by a large downturn due to the economic
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depression in the 1930s.
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nearly constant level with a large downturn in the 1930s.
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downward trend in the first half of the century followed by the upward trend in the
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second half.
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constant level in the first half of the century followed by the upward trend in the
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second half.
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In the U.S. economy today, real GDP per person, compared with its level in 1900, is
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about:
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50 percent higher.
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twice as high. ww ww



three times as high.
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eight times as high.
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Recessions are periods when real GDP:
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Compared with real GDP during a recession, real GDP during a depression:
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decreases at approximately the same rate. ww ww ww ww ww



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A severe recession is called a(n):
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depression.
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The annual inflation rate in the United States averaged:
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nearly zero between 1900 and 1950.
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nearly zero between 1950 and 2000.
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about 10 percent between 1900 and 1950.
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about 10 percent between 1950 and 2000.
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