A) the percentage increase in money that the lender receives on a loan.
B) the nominal rate less the rate of inflation.
C) also called the after-tax interest rate.
D) usually higher than the nominal interest rate.
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A) increase by about $10 billion.
B) increase by $2.10 billion.
C) decrease by $4.29 billion.
D) increase by $4.29 billion.
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A) shift the investment schedule downward and increase the level of employment.
B) shift the investment schedule downward and decrease the level of employment.
C) increase unplanned investment in inventories.
D) shift the investment schedule upward and increase the equilibrium level of GDP.
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A) 1/(MPS + MPC) .
B) 1/(1 - MPC) .
C) MPC/MPS.
D) 1 - MPC = MPS.
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A) S = .6Y.
B) Y = 60 + .6S.
C) S = 60 + .4Y.
D) S = -60 + .4Y.
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A) consumption spending will be $14,500.
B) consumption spending will be $4,500.
C) consumption spending will be $13,000.
D) saving will be $2,500.
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A) investment will take place until i and r are equal.
B) investment will take place until r exceeds i by the greatest amount.
C) r will rise as more investment is undertaken.
D) i will rise as more investment is undertaken.
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A) the smaller is the marginal propensity to save.
B) the higher is the interest rate.
C) the lower is the average propensity to consume.
D) the lower is the price level.
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A) an increase in the excess productive capacity available in industry.
B) an increase in business taxes.
C) technological progress.
D) an increase in the acquisition and maintenance cost of capital goods.
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A) an increase in household debt outstanding
B) an increase in disposable income
C) an increase in stock prices
D) an increase in interest rates
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A) consumption is typically several times as large as saving.
B) a small change in consumption demand can cause a much larger increase in investment.
C) a small decline in the MPC can cause equilibrium GDP to rise by several times that amount.
D) a small increase in investment can cause national income to change by a larger amount.
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A) if they are expecting either faster or slower sales.
B) if they are expecting a faster sale.
C) if they are expecting a slower sale.
D) if they are expecting a decrease in labor costs.
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A) households will consume three-fourths of whatever level of disposable income they receive.
B) households will consume $35 if their disposable income is zero and will consume three-fourths of any increase in disposable income they receive.
C) there is an inverse relationship between disposable income and consumption.
D) households will save $35 if their disposable income is zero and will consume three-fourths of any increase in disposable income they receive.
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A) spend eight-tenths of any increase in his disposable income.
B) spend eight-tenths of any level of disposable income.
C) break even when his disposable income is $8,000.
D) save eight-tenths of any level of disposable income.
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A) change in income which is not spent.
B) change in income which is spent.
C) given total income which is not consumed.
D) given total income which is consumed.
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A) saving is not the only fraction of the domestic income which is not spent.
B) saving is the only fraction of the domestic income which is not spent.
C) imports and taxes create new income in the economy.
D) imports and not taxes creates new income in the economy.
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