Frequently, in the short run, the quantity supplied of a good is
a. impossible, or nearly impossible, to measure.
b. not very responsive to price changes.
c. determined by the quantity demanded of the good.
d. determined by psychological forces and other non-economic forces.
b
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The Federal Reserve fears that the United States economy is growing too slowly and is stuck in a recession. To move the economy back to its potential GDP, the most likely policy action for the Fed is to ________ the federal funds and thus ________
A) raise; increase aggregate demand B) raise; decrease aggregate demand C) lower; increase aggregate supply D) lower; decrease aggregate supply E) lower; increase aggregate demand
When supply and demand both increase, the
A) quantity definitely decreases. B) quantity definitely increases. C) price definitely increases. D) price definitely decreases.