Chapter 25 Flashcards
During the past decade, a nation’s average annual rate of population growth was 4 percent, and its average annual real GDP growth rate was 1 percent. Thus, the average annual rate of growth in per capita real GDP was:
-3%
When economic growth occurs, a nation’s short run and long run AS curves shift _
rightward
Which of these factors will cause the long-run aggregate supply curve to shift to the right?
More machinery and equipment
Which of the following is not a reason why technological innovation is influenced by economic activity?
Innovation leads to more profits.
Which of these determines the supply of loanable funds?
The willingness of households and governments to save
During the past decade, a nation’s average annual rate of population growth was 4 percent, and its average annual real GDP growth rate was 1 percent. Thus, the average annual rate of growth in per capita real GDP was:
-3.0 percent
In order for a nation to experience growth in per capita real GDP, it has to achieve a growth rate that exceeds population growth.
According to real business cycle theory, a major source of fluctuations in economic activity is:
shocks to technology
Which of these is a function that the financial system provides for savers and borrowers?
Concealing financial information
Reveal financial information
Bring decreased liquidity for savers
Providing increased liquidity for savers
Providing increased liquidity for savers
An increase in the real interest rate will:
cause a movement along the demand curve for loanable funds
The interest rate is the price of money and any change in price is a movement up or down an existing demand curve.
In the long run, factor prices are _ and assumed to have _ adjusted to any output gap
endogenous and assumed to have fully adjusted to any output gap
According to the rule of 70, if a nation’s per capita real GDP doubled during the past 10 years, then its average annual rate of economic growth over that period was approximately:
7 percent70 / 10 = 7 years.
Which of these government policies can help economic growth?
- Public ownership of all physical capital
- Tariffs on imported products to help local producers
- Central planning that can direct resources more efficiently
- Ensuring political stability and relatively little corruption
Ensuring political stability and relatively little corruption
Before capital accumulation can take place:
household savings must be converted into business investment
The long-run aggregate supply curve shifts to the _ as technological change occurs
right
If the government begins running a budget deficit, what impact will the deficit have on the loanable funds market?
The supply of loanable funds will decrease.