The Recession in Real GDP in 1970 During the Nixon

question 23

Multiple Choice

The recession in real GDP in 1970 during the Nixon administration

• A) did not accord with the Keynesian theory because the price level had risen sharply; in the Keynesian model, prices fell when real GDP and employment were falling.
• B) reinforced the Keynesian theory that prices fell when real GDP and employment were falling.
• C) did not accord with the Keynesian theory because expansionary fiscal policies resulted in deflation; in the Keynesian model, prices rose when expansionary fiscal policies were administered to eliminate a recessionary gap.
• D) reinforced the Keynesian theory that fiscal policies were more effective than monetary policies in reducing output gaps.

Understand the implications of sample size on the statistical power of tests.

Understand the differences in colonization policies and practices among Spanish, French, and English colonizers.

Comprehend the motivations behind the conquests and colonization efforts in the New World.

Recognize the role of economic factors, such as joint-stock companies, in promoting overseas colonization.

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