Fiscal policies that move the economy toward potential GDP without a change in policy are called
A) spending stabilizers.
B) economic stabilizers.
C) GDP stabilizers.
D) routine stabilizers.
E) automatic stabilizers.
E
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The aggregate production function is the
a. relationship between the amount of labor employed in the economy and the total amount of output produced b. relationship between available labor and the total amount of output produced c. the relationship between land and capital and labor employed in the economy d. long-run equilibrium of the macroeconomy e. amount of output any worker can produce given existing land and capital constraints
Carlos and Darla are playing the dictator game. Carlos is assigned the role of dictator and given $20 to split between the two of them. Based on previous experiments with this game, if Carlos is a typical player, behavioral economists would expect:
A. Carlos to keep all of the money for himself. B. Carlos to give all of the money to Darla. C. Carlos to split the money evenly with Darla. D. Carlos to split the money, keeping a little more than half for himself.