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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
Professor
Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
During the​ year, the average price level rises by 2 percent.
The real interest rate on your savings account is​ ______.
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A.
6 percent a year
B.
​$6
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2 percent a year
D.
3 percent a year
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2. If the CPI rises from 120 to​ 126, then​ ______.
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on​ average, the price paid by urban consumers for a fixed basket of consumer goods and services rises by 5 percent
B.
the price of housing rises by at least 5 percent
C.
the price of food rises by 6 percent
D.
on average, the price paid by urban consumers for a fixed basket of consumer goods and services rises by 6 percent
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3. The real wage rate is ​$14.00 an hour and the CPI is 114
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What is the nominal wage​ rate?
The nominal wage rate is ___ an hour.
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4. The reference base period for the CPI is​ 1982-1984.
In January 2001, the CPI was 202.4
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This number tells us that the​ ______ of the prices paid by urban consumers for a fixed basket of consumer goods and services was​ ______.
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A.
inflation​ rate; 102.4 percent per year
B.
​average; 202.4 percent higher in January 2001 than the average of​ 1982-1984
C.
inflation​ rate; 102.4 percent per year
D.
​average; 102.4 percent higher in January 2001 than the average of​ 1982-1984
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5.The value of the CPI in the base period​ ______.
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is relevant only if the base period is within the last 10 years
B.
changes when the reference base period changes
C.
can be greater​ than, equal​ to, or less than 100
D.
is 100 no matter what reference base period is chosen
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6. The CPI basket consists of items that​ ______ buy and it is updated frequently to​ ______.
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urban​ households; permit​ long-term price comparisons on individual goods
B.
all​ households; eliminate bias
C.
urban​ households; reduce bias
D.
all​ households; provide a valid comparison with​ 1982-1984
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7.In the United States in 2004​, nominal GDP was $ 11 comma 667 billion and real GDP was $ 10 comma 704 billion.
What is the value of the GDP deflator in 2004?