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    EXAM 1
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To keep large financial firms from behaving recklessly and endangering the rest of the economy, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act created the
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A commercial bank that gets its charter from a state government (the state in which its headquarters are located) is called a ________ bank.
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Under the payoff method of handling a bank failure, the FDIC
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A national bank that is part of a financial holding company or a bank holding company is mainly supervised by the
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The period from November 1982 to the present is called the
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A period when a recession ends and an expansion begins is
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The short-term movement of output and other key economic variables around their long-term trends is known as
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The labor force consists of
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Question 9
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The inverse relationship between the money supply and the nominal interest rate is known as the
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Question 10
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A model in which money demand and supply determine the nominal interest rate is
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A general-equilibrium model is a model in which
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Question 12
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A model that does not allow variables to change over time is a
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A rise in wealth will cause household investment in housing to
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Question 14
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A rise in the real interest rate will cause consumer spending to
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Question 15
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Aggregate supply tells us
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The aggregate-demand curve shows the combinations of the price level and output that are consistent with equilibrium in the market for ____ and the market for ____.
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Question 17
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In RBC models, the government
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A univariate time-series model is
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Question 19
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A statistical model that assumes that the value of a variable at any date depends on its own past values, plus the past values of other variables, plus an error term is known as a
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Question 20
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The view that a change in the timing of taxes does not affect people's consumption is known as the
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     EXAM 2
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When a country's currency depreciates, the prices of its exports ____ and the prices of its imports ____.
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Under absolute purchasing-power parity,
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If a currency depreciates relative to another currency by the amount by which the inflation rate is higher in the first country than in the second country, there is said to be
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A measure of the flows of goods and services out of a country into other countries or other items that cause payments to flow into the country is
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There are ____ Federal Reserve Banks.
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Federal Reserve Banks are owned by
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Question 7
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Purchases and sales of government securities in the secondary market are known as
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Question 8
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Which Fed chairman ensured the independence of the Federal Reserve in the 1950s?
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Question 9
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The Fed undertakes defensive open-market operations
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Question 10
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The Fed undertakes dynamic open-market operations
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Question 11
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Another name for the monetary base is
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Question 12
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The sum of seasonal credit discount loans, secondary credit discount loans, and primary credit discount loans that banks take out because of temporary problems are known as
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Question 13
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The Fed uses ____ monetary policy to cause the economy to grow faster in the short run; ____ in the money supply is an example of such a policy.
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The unemployment rate minus the natural rate of unemployment is known as the
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Question 15
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A decrease in the money supply is an example of ____ policy.
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Question 16
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The amount of output that would be produced by the economy if resources were being utilized at a high rate that is sustainable in the long run is
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Question 17
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Central banks that use inflation targeting usually communicate their goals and plans in a document known as the
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Question 18
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When a central bank increases money growth and reduces the interest rate, the bank is said to ________ policy.
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Question 19
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In inflation targeting, the range that represents the goal for the inflation rate is known as the
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Question 20
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If people expect higher inflation and the Fed takes actions that increase inflation, thus making people's expectations self-fulfilling, then
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