If the Fed's Policies Aim to Increase Aggregate Demand, the Fed

question 17

Multiple Choice

If the Fed's policies aim to increase aggregate demand, the Fed must fear

• A)a supply shock that decreases potential GDP.
• B)stagflation.
• C)recession.
• D)a supply shock that increases aggregate supply.
• E)inflation.

Grasp the first law of demand.

Understand the effect of government policy changes on demand elasticity.

Apply the concept of marginal analysis in production decisions.

Describe the differences between types of goods based on income changes.

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