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Business cycles refer to fluctuations in interest rates. GDP. money supply. none of the above.
The process used to measure GDP is known as macroeconomic accounting. domestic product tabulation. domestic income accounting. national income accounting.
The MPC is equal to the letter b in the equation C = a + byd. the slope of the consumption function. the % of an increase in income spent on consumption. all of the above.
Cost push inflation can be explained by a(an) increase in aggregate demand. increase in short run aggregate supply. decrease in short run aggregate supply. decrease in aggregate demand.
A price index is used to adjust nominal GDP to real GDP. remove seasonal variations from GDP. adjust real GDP to nominal GDP. none of the above.
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