The supply-side economists expect that a cut in the marginal income tax rate, with lost revenues made up by a cut in government spending, would
a. increase output.
b. decrease output.
c. leave output unchanged.
d. affect output but the direction of the effect is uncertain.
A
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Which of the following is false?
a. The Fed controls the supply of money, even though privately owned commercial banks actually create and destroy money by making loans. b. With a 10% required reserve ratio, a $10,000 cash deposit in a bank would result in an increase in the bank's excess reserves by $1000. c. With a 10% required reserve ratio, a $1,000 bond purchase by the Fed directly creates $1,000 in money in the form of bank deposits, and indirectly permits up to $9,000 in additional money to be created through the multiple expansion in bank deposits. d. When the Fed sells government bonds, it will tend to cause a multiple contraction of bank deposits.
In the mainstream view, the crowding-out effect from the use of fiscal policy is:
A. Small, especially during a recession B. Large, especially during a recession C. Large because the velocity of money is high D. Small because the velocity of money is low