Macroeconomics

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

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Measurement errors of changes in the Solow residual during recessions are most likely caused by

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The phenomenon of underutilization of labour during a recession is called

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An important critique of real business cycle theory is that during a recession,

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The Keynesian view implies that there is a role for monetary and fiscal policy in stabilizing the ...

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What is the monetary intertemporal model and what are some of its key assumptions?

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The evidence on the quantitative easing undertaken by the U.S. Federal Reserve suggests

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Quantitative easing may not be effective because the central bank has no specific advantage over the ...

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The nominal interest rate cannot fall below zero because

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According to the Taylor rule the central bank's target interest rate should

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Inflation targeting attempts to keep inflation

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The segmented markets model is best described by:

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Under the current policy approach of the Bank of Canada, the

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Interest rate targeting may be problematic when

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Money growth rate targeting can be beneficial when

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The equilibrium allocation of resources in the money-surprise model is Pareto optimal if

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In the money surprise model, an increase in the money supply causes

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In the money surprise model, labour supply responds to changes in the money supply because

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Which of the following is a key element of the Friedman-Lucas Money Surprise model?

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Unpredictable shocks to the financial system

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The nominal money supply is

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In the monetary intertemporal model, the supply of money is determined by

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Real money demand is a function of

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The nominal money demand is defined as

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If the nominal interest rate is rises,

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