In: Economics
Short-run economic fluctuations occur
when a shock moves a short-run equilibrium not at potential output |
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when potential output increases |
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when potential output decreases |
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prices have fully adjusted to a shock |
A key feature of Keynesian economics is the prices are _______________. Therefore, if the economy goes into recession, without an policy intervention recovery will be ____________.
sticky, slow |
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flexible, fast |
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stickly, quick |
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flexible, slow |
Economic fluctuations that cause lower production, higher unemployment and lower inflation are caused by which of the following
short-run aggregate supply shifts to the left |
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aggregate demand shifts to the right |
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aggregate demand shifts to the left |
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long-run aggregate supply shifts to the left |
Q1) The answer is (a)
Short-run economic fluctuations happen when the equilibrium differs from the potential output equilibrium.
(b) and (c) are wrong as potential output does not change in the short-run
(d) is wrong as if prices fully adjust, there is no fluctuation.
Q2) The answer is (a)
In Keynesian economics, price can not be adjusted quickly and are sticky. Thus, without intervention,n, the recovery will be much slower than expected.
All other options are wrong as prices are no flexible and recovery is not quick.
Q3) The answer is (c)
If the AD shifts to right, it leads to lower production, higher unemployment and lower inflation
(a) is wrong as inflation rises
(b) is wrong as production increases
(d) is wrong as inflation rises.