18. Question 18 refers to the following graph.
According to the graph above, which of the
following will result in a decrease in output?
A. A shift to the left of the aggregate supply
curve and a shift to the left of the aggregate
demand curve
B. A shift to the right of the aggregate supply
curve and a shift to the left of the aggregate
demand curve
C. An increase in government spending and a
decrease in taxes
D. A decrease in taxes only
E. None of the above
19. Which of the following will cause the biggest
increase in aggregate demand?
A. A $200 million decrease in taxes
B. A $100 million increase in taxes
C. A $500 million increase in government
spending
D. A $500 million increase in government
spending and a $100 million decrease in
taxes
E. A $500 million increase in government
spending and a $100 million increase in
taxes
- Which one of the following fiscal policies would
be most effective for an economy in a severe
recession?
A. An increase in government spending
B. A decrease in government spending
C. An increase in personal income taxes
D. The Fed’s decision to sell open-market
securities
E. The Fed’s decision to buy open-market
securities - If an increase in the income tax rate is
implemented in an economy experiencing a
recession, which of the following will occur?
A. An increase in unemployment
B. A decrease in unemployment
C. A decrease in the price level
D. An increase in consumer spending
E. Both A and C - Which of the following is a tool of the Federal
Reserve?
A. Ta xe s
B. Selling of bonds
C. Spending
D. A reduction of interest rates
E. An increase in employment - What determines the value of the dollar in the
United States?
A. Governmental regulations
B. The amount of gold the United States
possesses
C. The goods and services the United States
will buy
D. The multiplier
E. The marginal propensity to save - As national income increases, the demand for
money increases due to:
A. An increase in consumption of goods and
services
B. An increase in interest rates
C. An increase in the money supply
D. A change in consumer confidence
E. An increase in demand for foreign currency.
Real GDP
Price
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Part IV: AP Macroeconomics & Microeconomics Tests