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Dashboard - My courses - BUSD-1008-H22-40195-2023 Fall - Assessments - Quiz # 4
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Question 1
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What would be appropriate government action to close an inflationary gap?
a. Use counter-cyclical fiscal policy to decrease aggregate demand.
b. Use counter-cyclical fiscal policy to increase aggregate demand.
c. Use policy to decrease potential GDP.
d. Use policy to decrease aggregate supply.
The correct answer is: Use counter-cyclical fiscal policy to decrease aggregate demand.
Question 2
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If the government used counter-cyclical policy to eliminate an inflationary gap, what should it do?
a. Increase its own spending and tax rates.
b. Increase its own spending or decrease tax rates.
c. Increase its own spending but leave tax rates unchanged.
d. Decrease its own spending and tax rates.
e. Decrease its own spending or increase tax rates.
The correct answer is: Decrease its own spending or increase tax rates.
Question 3
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What can cause an upward (left) shift in the budget line?
a. An increase in government spending.
b. An increase in taxes.
c. A decrease in taxes.
d. An increase in GDP.
The correct answer is: An increase in taxes.
Question 4
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If government spending increases:
a. Graphically, the BL line is unaffected.
b. Government spending and the government's budget are not related.
c. Graphically, the BL line will shift down.
d. Graphically, the BL line will shift up.
The correct answer is: Graphically, the BL line will shift down.
Question 5
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The action of individuals or private institutions buying a newly issued Canada Savings Bond or a treasury bill:
a. is a result of a government budget surplus.
b. decrease the size of the government's debt.
c. is unrelated to both government budget surpluses and deficits.
d. is borrowing by the government to finance a budget deficit.
The correct answer is: is borrowing by the government to finance a budget deficit.
Question 6
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Suppose that the government's total tax receipts are $130, government spending on goods and services is $100
and transfer payments are $40. What are net tax revenues?
a. +$90.
b. +$30.
c. -$10.
d. +$70.
The correct answer is: +$90.
Question 7
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Below is some data for a hypothetical economy:
C = -232 + 0.8Y
XN = 107 - 0.1Y
I = 100
T = 340
G = 340
Refer to the information above to answer this question. At equilibrium GDP, what is the value of Xn?
a. -2
b. -5
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c. +2
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d. +5
The correct answer is: +2
Question 8
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Refer to the graph above to answer this question. If real GDP is less than Y2, then the budget will be:
a. At equilibrium.
b. Balanced.
c. In a deficit.
d. In a surplus.
The correct answer is: In a deficit.
Question 9
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What is an appropriate reason for the government to borrow money?
a. To inject new spending into the economy.
b. To discourage waste in fiscal affairs.
c. To compensate for a lower bond rating.
d. To encourage foreign ownership of the debt.
The correct answer is: To inject new spending into the economy.
Question 10
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Suppose an economy is operating below Potential Real GDP and the government has a structural deficit equal
to $100 billion. If the total government deficit is equal to $150 billion then the cyclical deficit is equal to:
a. $150 billion.
b. $50 billion.
c. $100 billion.
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d. $250 billion.
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The correct answer is: $50 billion.
Question 11
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All of the following, except one would help reduce an inflationary gap. Which is the exception?
a. An increase in tax rates.
b. A increase in government spending
c. A decrease in exports.
d. An increase in interest rates.
The correct answer is: A increase in government spending
Question 12
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When a recessionary gap exists, what should the government do to address the situation?
a. Increase its own spending or decrease tax rates.
b. Increase its own spending and tax rates.
c. Decrease its own spending but leave tax rates unchanged.
d. Decrease its own spending or increase tax rates.
e. Decrease its own spending and tax rates.
The correct answer is: Increase its own spending or decrease tax rates.
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