Shocks to Aggregate Demand ______ Require the Fed to Choose

question 66

Multiple Choice

Shocks to aggregate demand ______ require the Fed to choose between inflation and output stability; shocks to aggregate supply ______ require the Fed to choose between inflation and output stability.

• A)do; do
• B)do; do not
• C)may or may not; may or may not
• D)do not; do

Identify conditions under which dissaving occurs.

Predict the impact of changes in disposable income on total consumption and saving.

Decode complex graphical or data-driven representations of income and consumption/saving relationships.

Distinguish between induced consumption and autonomous consumption.

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