Macroeconomics

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Suppose that a sharp downturn in the price of a country's prime manufacturing product results in a ... Started by urbanoutfitters	3 Replies 104 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by carolinefletcherr
If the prices of productive substitute goods decreased and productive technology improved at the ... Started by arivle123	1 Replies 124 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by TheDev123
The interest rate that the Fed charges banks for borrowing funds is called the federal funds rate. ... Started by sabina	1 Replies 109 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by SamMuagrove
If a bond pays 11.5 percent interest a year and a bank deposit pays 3.5 percent, the opportunity ... Started by plus1	1 Replies 140 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by Mollythedog
If the Fed paid a lower interest rate to banks on their reserves at the Fed, the money supply would ... Started by fasfsadfdsfa	1 Replies 128 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by ecox1012
A change in the interest rate does not affect the quantity of money supplied. This means that: a. ... Started by CharlieWard	1 Replies 142 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by Athena23
Which of the following is likely to result in a smaller equilibrium quantity exchanged? a. An ... Started by iveyjurea	1 Replies 84 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by ally
The Open Market Committee oversees the money supply through the Fed's sale and purchase of ... Started by frankwu	1 Replies 71 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by Mollythedog
If a bond pays a fixed return of 500 a year and the current interest rate has risen from 5 percent ... Started by AEWBW	3 Replies 110 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by brittiany.barnes
When the U.S. banking system collapsed during 1929-1933, the money supply declined dramatically. a. ... Started by dejastew	1 Replies 205 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by juliaf
What is the current market price of a bond that pays 200 per year indefinitely and has a current ... Started by sheilaspns	1 Replies 172 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by durant1234
Assuming that the demand for a good has decreased and the supply of a good has increased by the same ... Started by sdfghj	1 Replies 84 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by perkiness
The primary benefit of monetary exchange compared to barter exchange is: a. the possibility of ... Started by Bob-Dole	1 Replies 80 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by aprice35067
An increase in the money supply will: a. decrease both investment spending and aggregate demand. ... Started by Destiiny22	1 Replies 65 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by TheDev123
When the demand and supply of a good both shift in the same direction and amount: a. Price will ... Started by pepyto	1 Replies 72 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by deja
Which of the following is an example of money serving as a medium of exchange? a. John buys a cup ... Started by cnetterville	1 Replies 62 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by angrybirds13579
An excess demand for money will result in all the following, except: a. an excess supply of bonds. ... Started by jilianpiloj	3 Replies 199 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by Sarahjh
When the supply of a good decreases and its demand increases by the same amount: a. Price will ... Started by TFauchery	1 Replies 61 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by peilian
One major problem with some commodity monies is that: a. to be useful, money must be divisible. b. ... Started by Mr. Wonderful	1 Replies 47 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by BUTTHOL369
All members of the Federal Board of Governors are appointed by the president and confirmed by the ... Started by ahriuashd	1 Replies 94 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by Liddy
If the equilibrium price of widgets is 22, and then a price ceiling of 24 is imposed by the ... Started by mspears3	1 Replies 54 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by tofugiraffe
One reason why gold and silver coins have historically served as money is that: a. they are easily ... Started by piesebel	1 Replies 184 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by ecabral0
The Board of Governors is the body responsible for setting and implementing monetary policy targets ... Started by Pea0909berry	1 Replies 59 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by zhanghao
Near monies are: a. included in the M1 definition of the money supply. b. highly liquid assets that ... Started by Pineapplelove6	1 Replies 53 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by tofugiraffe
The Fed controls the money supply in the U.S. economy largely through its ability to influence bank ... Started by HCHenry	3 Replies 101 Views	Jun 30, 2018 by nekcihc358