Monetary and fiscal policymaking that is carried out in response to a pre-set rule and does NOT respond to changes in economic activity is known as

A. discretionary policymaking.
B. nondiscretionary policymaking.
C. active policymaking.
D. Keynesian policymaking.

Answer: B

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I. overproduction is typical in a market economy. II. supply creates its own demand. A) I only B) II only C) Both I and II D) Neither I nor II

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For this question, assume that expectations of productivity are slow to adjust. Further assume that A had been increasing by 6% a year. Now suppose that A only increases by 2% in period t. This slowdown in productivity growth will cause

A) the PS relation to shift up more than the WS relation. B) the WS relation to shift up more than the PS relation. C) the natural rate of unemployment to fall. D) the real wage to fall.

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