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A: Aggregate Demand The aggregate demand (AD) is given by the sum of consumption demand, investment…

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Q: When the Fed increases the money supply, the interest rate decreases. This decrease in the interest…

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Q: If a recessionary gap occurs in the short run, then in the long run a new equilibrium arises when…

A: Recessionary gap occurs when the short run equilibrium GDP is less than potential level of GDP.…

Q: If the velocity of money increases but money supply stays the same, we would tend to see Group of…

A: If the velocity of money increases but money supply stays the same.

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Q: What happens to the aggregate demand curve when the Fed reduces the money supply

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A: Central bank uses money supply as a tool to affect macroeconomic condition of a country.

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A: Aggregate demand   = C + I + G + (X-M), C= consumption, I= Investment, G= Government spending, (X-M)…

Q: If the Fed purchases government securities, the Aggregate Demand curve shifts Answer cannot be…

A: Aggregate demand shifts when there is 1. Change in government spending  2. Change in money supply

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Q: A period of stagflation is part of the normal aftermath of a period of excessive aggregate demand.…

A: Stagflation is a situation where there is weak economic growth, higher level of unemployment and…