Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
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Crowding out results in a decrease in

A

Private spending

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2
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The AD curve shifts to the right with a _______ in government purchases or a _______ in taxes

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rise; fall

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3
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If an individual pays an additional $0.30 in taxes as a result of a $1.00 increase in income, that individual has a ________ tax rate of 30 percent

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Marginal

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4
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A curve showing the relationship between tax rates and tax revenues is called a ________ curve

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Laffer

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5
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An example of expansionary fiscal policy is

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Increasing government purchases and decreasing taxes

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6
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Contractionary fiscal policy actions include

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Decreasing government spending and increasing taxes

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7
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To eliminate a recessionary gap, Keynesian theory indicates that government should

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Decrease taxes or increase government purchases

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To eliminate an inflationary gap, Keynesian theory indicates that’s government should

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Increase taxes or decrease government purchases

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9
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When congress decreases income taxes, this is an example of

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Expansionary fiscal policy

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