A) P must rise.
B) Q must rise.
C) P and Q must each rise.
D) Any of the above may happen, but none of the above must happen.
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A) real interest rates fall and investment spending rises.
B) real interest rates fall and investment spending falls.
C) real interest rates rise and investment spending falls.
D) real interest rates rise and investment spending rises.
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A) Open market purchases of government bonds.
B) Reserve requirements.
C) The discount rate.
D) All of these answers are true.
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A) when actual output is beyond the economy's long-run capacity.
B) when the economy is at full employment.
C) when the economy operates at less than capacity.
D) at virtually any output level.
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A) decrease reserve requirements
B) decrease the discount rate
C) sell government bonds
D) none of the above
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A) a commercial bank using excess reserves to extend a loan to a customer
B) a commercial bank purchasing U.S. securities from the Fed as an investment
C) an increase in reserve requirements
D) an increase in the discount rate
E) a purchase of U.S. government securities by the Fed
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A) a commercial bank calling in a loan to build up more excess reserves
B) a commercial bank purchasing U.S. securities from the Fed as an investment
C) a decrease in reserve requirements
D) an increase in the discount rate
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A) interest rates would increase and investment would increase.
B) interest rates would increase and investment would decrease.
C) interest rates would decrease and investment would increase.
D) interest rates would decrease and investment would decrease.
E) the change in interest rates and investment would be indeterminate.
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A) double the money supply.
B) halve the money supply.
C) increase the money supply, but by less than double.
D) decrease the money supply, but by more than double.
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A) The interest rate increases and nominal GDP increases.
B) The interest rate increases and nominal GDP decreases.
C) The interest rate decreases and nominal GDP increases.
D) The interest rate decreases and nominal GDP decreases.
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A) the money supply would increase.
B) the money supply would decrease.
C) the money supply would not change.
D) the money supply could either increase or decrease.
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A) the President of the United States.
B) the U.S. Congress.
C) the FDIC
D) none of the above
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A) transaction purposes.
B) asset purposes.
C) precautionary reasons.
D) investment purposes.
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A) increased bond prices
B) an increase in real output
C) decreased interest rates
D) an increase in the price level
E) All of the above are likely to result from an open market purchase.
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