500000 QUESTION 1 01. Which ff the following reasons why fine-tuning the economy is not likely to be successful, is not

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500000 QUESTION 1 01. Which ff the following reasons why fine-tuning the economy is not likely to be successful, is not really a problem for fiscal policy? (a) Recognition lag (b) Policy lag (c) Implementation lag (d) Impact lag (o) Both (a) and (b) QUESTION 2 02. "fine-tuning the economy (a) Has worked to keep the economy stable ever since we discovered Keynesian policy (b) is difficult to accomplish with discretionary macroeconomic policy because the time lags involved in economists recognizing the economy changed direction policy makers devising and implementing appropriate policies, and the policies impacting the economy are longer than the average roson (c) Might work better were we to strengthen and enact more automatic stabilizers (d) All the above (o) Only (b) and (c) are correct goo 000 QUESTION 3 03. The Policy Lag in discretionary macroeconomic policy is (a) The lag between the time when the economy changed direction and the time when economista are able to conclude that the economy had actually charged and in which direction (b) The time it takes for policymakers to devise policy responses to the macroeconomic problem (c) The time it takes to implement the policies devised to address a macroeconomic problem (d) The time it takes for the macroeconomic policies to materially change the economy 9000 to save all ans,
800000 QUESTION 4 04. A "sovereign debt crisis" (a) Merely reduces the effectiveness of Keynesian policy. (b) Drastically limits the government's ability to borrow to finance expansionary Kaynesian policy and thus makes such policy unavailable (c) May make a recession worse as governments implement austerity policies to reduce the debt and shore up lenders confidence (d) All the above. (e) Only (b) and (c) are true QUESTION 5 05. Which of the following statements about the claim that the National Debt represents a significant intergenerational transfer taking from our children and grandchildren) are accurate? (a) This claim Isn't necessarily true since because the government borrows from Peter to pay Paul, both belong to today's gestion, and when the is likely by taxing Paul's children to pay Peter's children, again both of the same generation (b) This claim can be true if the debt is so large that government borrowing crowds out private borrowing for purposes of investment, and less nerede the growth of the economy, productivity, wages, and income or future generations. (c) This claim can be true if the debt is so large that the related interest payments force goverment to reduce spending for services, causing the regeneration to suffer for lack of these services (d) This claim can be true if the debt gets to be so large that creditors begin to doubt the government's credit worthiness, ading to a debt, she budget austerity, and a prolonged economic slump. (0) All the above. QUESTION 6 06. Which of the following were NOT contributing factors to the financial crisis of 20067 (a) The securitization of substandard mortgages (b) Deregulation of banking by the G W. Bush Administration (c) The G. W. Bush Administration policy of lowering of mortgage lending standards. (d) All of the above (e) Both (b) and (c) Only 000 to an all aros,