Macroeconomics

In a two-good, two-period model with trade, an anticipated future increase in domestic total factor ...

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In a two-good, two-period model with trade, an increase in current domestic total factor productivity

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An increase in total factor productivity has different effects in an open economy relative to a ...

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An increase in total factor productivity in a closed economy

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Absorption can be defined as

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The behavior of the current account deficit and the government budget deficit in Canada in 1973-1975 ...

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Theory predicts that current account surpluses should be ________; the Canadian experience since ...

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Lack of evidence of a pattern of international consumption smoothing is best explained by

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In a two-good, two-period model, holding everything else constant, an increase in government spending

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In a two-good, two-period model, holding everything else constant, an increase in current-period income

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A current account surplus is defined as

Started by urbanoutfitters

When the SOE can trade with the rest of the world, which of the following must be true?

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Which of the following pairs of terms can be used interchangeably?

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Small open economy models are used to explain large economy models because

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The argument that the nominal wage is fixed because of long-term labour contracts

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In the New Keynesian model, an increase in current total factor productivity shifts the

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In the New Keynesian model, an increase in current total factor productivity

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In the New Keynesian model, an increase in current government spending

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When there is Keynesian unemployment in the New Keynesian model, a Pareto optimum can be reached by

Started by ss2343

The advantage of government intervention when a shock hits an economy is

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In the New Keynesian sticky wage model, an increase in the money supply

Started by gonzo233

If a shock results in a positive output gap and the government's policy choice is to do nothing,

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An increase in the demand for investment goods causes

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An increase in future total factor productivity shifts the

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In the New Keynesian model, an increase in future total factor productivity

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