International trade between two countries
A) benefits only the receiving country.
B) benefits only the sending country.
C) benefits both countries.
D) benefits neither country.
C
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In the New Keynesian model, the stabilization effects of fiscal and monetary policy are different because
A) the effects on the composition of output are different. B) monetary policy does not work in a liquidity trap, but fiscal policy does. C) monetary policy affects spending on goods indirectly; fiscal policy affects spending directly. D) all of the above.
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Average weekly claims for unemployment insurance, money supply and the index of stock prices are all examples of
A) leading indicators. B) coincident indicators. C) lagging indicators. D) None of the above
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