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Question 1

Related to the 
Economics in Practice on p. 432: The National Income and Product Accounts (NIPAs) allow policymakers and economists to analyze the impact of


◦ spending and tax plans.
◦ price shocks.
◦ monetary policy.
◦ All of these

Question 2

Related to the 
Economics in Practice on p. 432: ________ is responsible for producing and maintaining the National Income and Product Accounts (NIPAs).


◦ The Department of the Treasury
◦ The Federal Reserve Bank
◦ Congress
◦ The Department of Commerce
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