Macroeconomics

Keynes argued that a principal cause of business cycles is fluctuations in

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Changes in the money supply in the New Keynesian model is not a likely explanation of the typical ...

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The New Keynesian model predicts that

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The Keynesian transmission mechanism for monetary policy asserts that changes in the money supply

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

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In the long run, most Keynesians believe

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An important feature of the New Keynesian model is that

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The Yd(IS) curve in the New Keynesian model is identical to which of the following in the ...

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The Yd(IS) curve is downward sloping to reflect the

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The New Keynesian model has the property that in the short run,

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The New Keynesian model and the monetary intertemporal model is essentially identical except that

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New Keynesian economics refers to

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In 1936, Keynes described his views on the economy in

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The key difference between Keynesian and Classical economists is

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What impact will an increase in the money supply have on an economy with deficient financial ...

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Recent research by Nicholas Bloom, Max Floetotto, and Nir Jaimovich finds strong empirical evidence that

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In a liquidity trap caused by deficient financial liquidity, if the central bank increases the ...

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In liquidity trap caused by deficient financial liquidity, the central bank action that matters is

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The policy of the Bank of Canada from April 2009 to May 2010 implies that reserves are relevant for

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The proper monetary policy response to a financial liquidity shortage is

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In the coordination failure model, a rightward shift in the labour supply curve

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For the coordination failure model to work, it must be the case that the aggregate labour demand curve must be

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The Keynesian coordination failure model is most relevant for analyzing the recssion of

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A negative total factor productivity shock and a negative monetary shock contributed to the recession of

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Shocks to total factor productivity are least plausible as an explanation of the recession of

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