Lesson 4.2.3.4
4.2.3.4 Possible conflicts between macroeconomic policy objectives Quiz: AQA Economics, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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The short-run Phillips curve shows an inverse relationship between inflation and:
- Exchange rates
- Unemployment
- Interest rates
- Economic growth
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What is the shape of the long-run Phillips curve?
- Downward sloping
- Upward sloping
- Horizontal
- Vertical
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At what level of unemployment is the long-run Phillips curve vertical?
- Zero rate
- Cyclical rate
- Maximum rate
- Natural rate
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Which combination of macroeconomic outcomes is linked to a negative output gap?
- High inflation, high unemployment
- Low inflation, low unemployment
- Low inflation, high unemployment
- High inflation, low unemployment
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Which combination of macroeconomic outcomes is linked to a positive output gap?
- High inflation, high unemployment
- Low inflation, high unemployment
- Low inflation, low unemployment
- High inflation, low unemployment
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Which economists argue that major macroeconomic objectives are compatible in the long run?
- Monetarists
- Mercantilists
- Marxists
- Keynesians
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Which trade-off is illustrated by a short-run Phillips curve?
- Growth and environment
- Exports and imports
- Unemployment and inflation
- Growth and equity
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A fall in unemployment alongside rising inflation represents a movement along which curve?
- Laffer curve
- Aggregate supply curve
- Short-run Phillips curve
- Long-run Phillips curve
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What short-run macroeconomic outcome typically results from expansionary demand-side policy?
- Lower output, lower inflation
- Higher output, lower inflation
- Lower output, higher inflation
- Higher output, higher inflation
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If unemployment is held below its natural rate, what happens to inflation over time?
- Stagflates
- Remains zero
- Falls
- Accelerates
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How does a reduction in the natural rate of unemployment affect the long-run Phillips curve?
- Rotates clockwise
- Shifts right
- Shifts left
- Becomes horizontal
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What is the shape of the long-run Phillips curve in monetarist theory?
- Vertical
- Horizontal
- Downward sloping
- Upward sloping
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Which term describes simultaneous high inflation and rising unemployment?
- Hyperinflation
- Reflation
- Disinflation
- Stagflation
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Which policy can lower unemployment in the long run without raising inflation?
- Protectionist policy
- Supply-side policy
- Expansionary fiscal policy
- Expansionary monetary policy
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With high unemployment and low inflation, which demand-side policy is appropriate?
- Expansionary monetary policy
- Contractionary fiscal policy
- Austerity policy
- Contractionary monetary policy
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What prevents macroeconomic policy objectives from being reconciled in the short run?
- Fixed exchange rates
- Strict money targets
- Balanced budgets
- Policy trade-offs
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An increase in inflation expectations shifts the short-run Phillips curve in which direction?
- Downwards
- Upwards
- Leftwards
- Towards origin
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In the AD/AS model, what is the initial impact of a significant increase in government spending?
- Aggregate demand shifts right
- Aggregate supply shifts right
- Aggregate demand shifts left
- Aggregate supply shifts left
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According to monetarists, what shape is the long-run Phillips curve?
- Downward sloping
- Upward sloping
- Vertical
- Horizontal
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What happens to inflation in the short run if aggregate demand pushes unemployment below its natural rate?
- It turns negative
- It remains unchanged
- It increases
- It decreases
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