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Category > Economics Posted 05 Sep 2017 My Price 9.00

In the Keynesian model, employment (Points : 1)

In the Keynesian model, employment (Points : 1)
       is determined by output.
       depends on aggregate supply.
       is determined by price level.
       determines the level of output.
       is independent of output.

Question 8.8. The length of time it takes to realize that there is an economic problem is called (Points : 1)
       the legislative lag.
       the policy lag.
       the implementation lag.
       the impact lag.
       the recognition lag.

Question 9.9. The lags for fiscal policy (Points : 1)
       can be long and variable, thus making fiscal policy difficult to implement.
       are short, except for the recognition lag.
       increase the stability of the economy.
       are only considered for changes in government spending.
       are the combined effects of the recognition and implementation lags.

Question 10.10. The Ford tax rebate was an example of (Points : 1)
       a contractionary fiscal policy.
       a supply side policy.
       an automatic stabilizer.
       expansionary fiscal policy.

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