According to the modern Keynesian view,
a. both the IS and the LM curve slopes are in the intermediate or normal range, where both monetary and fiscal policies are effective in controlling income.
b. only the IS curve slope is in the intermediate or normal range and, therefore, only fiscal policy is effective in controlling income.
c. only the LM curve slope is in the intermediate or normal range and, therefore, only monetary policy is effective in controlling income.
d. neither the IS nor the LM curve slopes are in the intermediate or normal range and, therefore, neither monetary nor fiscal policies are effective in controlling income.
A
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When a good is taxed, the burden of the tax
a. falls more heavily on the side of the market that is more elastic. b. falls more heavily on the side of the market that is more inelastic. c. falls more heavily on the side of the market that is closer to unit elastic. d. is distributed independently of relative elasticities of supply and demand.
The rational expectations perspective suggests that:
A. fiscal policy is more powerful than monetary policy. B. monetary policy is more powerful than fiscal policy. C. fiscal and monetary policy are not likely to achieve their stated aims. D. fiscal policy works only to the extent that it is accompanied by fully anticipated changes in the money supply.