Economics

When firms hold excess labor, the value of the multiplier increases.

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The multiplier becomes smaller as the economy moves farther away from full employment.

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The "crowding out" effect decreases planned investment and decreases the value of the multiplier.

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Temporary policy changes have a greater effect than permanent ones.

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The presence of automatic stabilizers increases the size of the multiplier.

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If the economy is on the flat part of the AScurve, the multiplier will be

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In practice, the size of the ________ is about 1.4.

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Firms have no inventories that they can draw down to meet an increase in demand. This will

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If it becomes less expensive for firms to hold excess capital and labor, the multiplier will

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If the economy has no automatic stabilizers built in, the multiplier will

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The government spending multiplier is likely to be ________ during periods of high output and low ...

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Firms report that their workers are working no overtime. The government reports that the ...

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If the economy is on the steep part of the AScurve, the multiplier will be

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In practice, the size of the multiplier is about

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Firms have inventories that they can draw down to meet an increase in demand. This will

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Suppose that the value of the multiplier has increased in recent years. Which of the following could ...

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Which of the following statements is true?

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Which of the following statements is true?

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The government spending multiplier is likely to be larger during periods of

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As the economy approaches full employment, the size of the multiplier will

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If you have more than one job, you are counted more than once in the persons-employed data.

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According to Okun's law, if output increased by 15 percent, unemployment should decrease by 3 percent.

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Okun's law demonstrates the relationship between unemployment and inflation.

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The relationship between output growth and unemployment depends on the state of the economy.

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When an economy expands, the unemployment rate is slow to drop because the labor force expands too.

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