Suppose a Constant-Money-Growth-Rate Rule of 3 Percent Is Being Considered

question 32

Multiple Choice

Suppose a constant-money-growth-rate rule of 3 percent is being considered.If it is estimated that average annual Real GDP growth is 3.5 percent and it turns out that velocity is rising by 2 percent a year on average,the rule would produce an average annual rate of inflation of __________ percent.

• A) 1.5
• B) 2.5
• C) 3.0
• D) 5.5
• E) 2.0

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Definitions:

AVC

Average Variable Cost, the total variable costs (labor, materials, etc.) divided by the quantity of output produced, illustrating how variable costs change with the level of output.

Shutdown Point

The point where a firm's revenue is not enough to cover its variable costs, leading to a decision to cease production temporarily.

Short Run

In economics, a period during which at least one input, like factory size or machinery, is fixed and cannot be changed, as opposed to the long run where all factors can be varied.

Long Run

A period in economic analysis where all inputs can be adjusted and there are no fixed factors of production.