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Question 4
Which of the following will cause the AD to decrease?
Question 5
If we assume that the supply of oil gets interrupted and as a result the price of oil doubles, what would that do in the short-run?
Question 6
An appreciation of the US dollar would make US exports more expensive overseas and foreign goods cheaper in the US, resulting in a decline in the US aggregate demand.
Question 7
Long-run aggregate supply function assumes that all prices are fully flexible.
Question 8
Short-run aggregate supply assumes that all prices are fully flexible.
4. Option a:- rise in national consumer confidence
Reason :- Consumer's confidence has risen. It means, now they would
buy more and more goods. On the other hand, rise in business
confidence would give a rise to aggregate supply. Decline in
government spending would cause a decline in aggregate demand.
Also, increase in exports will hardly cause any change in the
aggregate demand.
5. Option d
Reson:- In the short run, as a result of fall in the supply, the
aggregate demand would rise, thereby causing a rise in prices and
fall in the level of output.
6. True
Reason:- Appreciation of Currency indicates that now the goods can
be imported at lower costs. It clearly indicates that the goods
imported are cheaper than the domestically produces goods. Hence,
the aggregate demand for domestically produces goods will fall.
7. True
Reason :- It is assumed that in long run, the prices are flexible
enough that they readjust themselves to restore the equilibrium in
the economy.
8. False
Reason:- It is assumed that in short run, the prices are sticky. It
means they cannot easily change themselves According to the market
conditions. That is why, situations of excess supply rises
sometimes.