The aggregate demand curve will shift rightward when there is:
a. a decrease in government spending.
b. a decrease in incomes abroad.
c. a tax increase.
d. the expectation that future consumer income will rise.
d
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If real GDP decreases, the
A) supply of money decreases. B) demand for money increases. C) supply of money increases. D) demand for money decreases. E) quantity of money demanded increases.
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An expansionary monetary policy that successfully counteracts a recession has the side effect of
A) lower investment spending than if no action had been taken. B) a larger government deficit than if no action had been taken. C) a higher price level than if no action had been taken. D) lower output than if no action had been taken.
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