A) an upward movement along the long-run Phillips curve
B) a downward movement along the long-run Phillips curve
C) a rightward shift of the long-run Phillips curve
D) a leftward shift of the long-run Phillips curve
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A) b and 2
B) d and 3
C) e and 2
D) b and 3
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A) unemployment rate = natural rate of unemployment - a(actual inflation - expected inflation)
B) unemployment rate = natural rate of unemployment - a(expected inflation - actual inflation)
C) unemployment rate = expected rate of inflation - a(actual inflation - expected inflation)
D) unemployment rate = actual rate of inflation - a(actual unemployment - expected unemployment)
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A) The short-run Phillips curve shifts left.
B) Unemployment falls.
C) The price level rises.
D) Output rises.
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A) Both the long-run Phillips curve and the long-run aggregate-supply curve would shift right.
B) Both the long-run Phillips curve and the long-run aggregate-supply curve would shift left.
C) The long-run Phillips curve would shift right, and the long-run aggregate-supply curve would shift left.
D) The long-run Phillips curve would shift left, and the long-run aggregate-supply curve would shift right.
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A) It is the inflation rate plus the unemployment rate.
B) It is the unemployment rate minus the inflation rate.
C) It is the actual inflation rate minus the expected inflation rate.
D) It is the natural unemployment rate plus the long-run inflation rate.
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A) the ability of unions to raise wages
B) government spending
C) the money supply growth rate
D) the monopoly power of firms
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A) It will shift the short-run Phillips curve right, and unemployment will rise.
B) It will shift the short-run Phillips curve right, and unemployment will fall.
C) It will shift the short-run Phillips curve left, and unemployment will rise.
D) It will shift the short-run Phillips curve left, and unemployment will fall.
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A) It will shift the short-run aggregate-supply curve right, making prices rise.
B) It will shift the short-run aggregate-supply curve left, making prices rise.
C) It will shift the short-run aggregate-supply curve right, making prices fall.
D) It will shift the short-run aggregate-supply curve left, making prices fall.
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A) if the inflation rate increases
B) if the government increases its expenditures
C) if the Bank of Canada decreases the money supply
D) if expected inflation increases
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A) the rate of growth of the money supply
B) the minimum wage rate
C) the expected inflation rate
D) the exchange rate
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A) Unemployment equals the natural rate, and expected inflation equals actual inflation.
B) Unemployment is above the natural rate, and expected inflation equals actual inflation.
C) Unemployment equals the natural rate, and expected inflation is greater than actual inflation.
D) Unemployment is below the natural rate, and inflation is lower than the expected rate.
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A) it decreases unemployment in the long-run
B) it increases output in the long-run
C) it decreases the price level in the short-run
D) it increases inflation in the short-run
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A) It was fairly far to the right partly because of lower inflation expectations.
B) It was fairly far to the left partly because of lower inflation expectations.
C) It was fairly far to the right partly because of adverse supply shocks.
D) It was fairly far to the left partly because of adverse supply shocks.
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A) It seemed to work for wages but not for inflation.
B) Monetary policy was ineffective in combating inflation.
C) The Phillips curve did not apply in the long run.
D) Phillips had made errors in collecting his data.
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