A) surplus of $5 million.
B) deficit of $5 million.
C) surplus of $105 million.
D) deficit of $105 million.
E) surplus of $100 million and a deficit of $105 million.
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A) we are forced to pay for services from the government.
B) that vary with real GDP.
C) that are avoided with the use of legal tax shelters.
D) enacted by Congress that explicitly state the amount to be paid.
E) that rise in recessions and fall in expansions.
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A) with a negative balance.
B) deficit.
C) surplus.
D) debt.
E) with no balance.
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A) deficit is $5 billion, and government debt will remain the same.
B) surplus is $5 billion, and government debt will increase by $5 billion.
C) deficit is $5 billion, and government debt will increase by $5 billion.
D) deficit is $5 billion, and government debt will decrease by $5 billion.
E) surplus is $230 billion, and the budget deficit is $235 billion.
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A) recessionary; exactly; exactly
B) inflationary; less than; less than
C) recessionary; less than; more than
D) recessionary; less than; less than
E) recessionary; more than; more than
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A) lower; increases; increase
B) lower; increases; decrease
C) raise; decreases; decrease
D) lower; decreases; decrease
E) raise; increases; increase
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A) spending on programs that entitle qualified persons and businesses to receive benefits.
B) spending on programs that have been tested in some manner.
C) spending on programs that have proven over time to be sound investments.
D) spending on programs that are considered necessities (needed) according to surveys of the public.
E) not spending at all but a reference to the reliability of budget.
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A) an interest rate cut, initiated by an act of Congress.
B) an increase in payments to the unemployed, initiated by the state of the economy.
C) a tax cut, initiated by an act of Congress.
D) a decrease in tax receipts, initiated by the state of the economy.
E) an increase in the quantity of money.
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A) The real interest rate falls.
B) Other short-term interest rates fall.
C) Aggregate demand increases.
D) Real GDP increases.
E) The price level falls.
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A) increased; short-term; increase
B) decreased; long-term; decrease
C) increased; long-term; increase
D) increased; short-term; decrease
E) decreased; short-term; decrease
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A) increase; increase
B) increase; decrease
C) decrease; increase
D) decrease; decrease
E) increase; do not change
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A) AD curve shifts leftward, decreasing real GDP and raising the price level.
B) AS curve shifts leftward, decreasing real GDP and raising the price level.
C) AD curve shifts rightward, increasing real GDP and raising the price level.
D) AD curve shifts leftward, decreasing real GDP and lowering the price level.
E) AS curve shifts rightward, decreasing real GDP and raising the price level.
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A) rise; does not change
B) fall; falls
C) do not change; rises
D) rise; falls
E) rise; rises
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A) minus; surplus
B) divided by; surplus
C) minus; deficit
D) plus; deficit
E) plus; surplus
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A) increases by $10 billion.
B) increases by $10 billion multiplied by the government expenditure multiplier.
C) increases by $10 billion multiplied by the tax multiplier.
D) decreases by $10 billion.
E) decreases by $10 billion multiplied by the government expenditure multiplier.
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A) taxes and expenditure.
B) discretionary taxes and expenditure.
C) government.
D) stabilizers.
E) discretionary policy.
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A) lowers; lowers
B) lowers; raises
C) raises; lowers
D) raises; raises
E) does not change; the Fed raises
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A) a budget deficit.
B) a balanced budget.
C) a budget supplement.
D) a budget surplus.
E) no discretionary fiscal policy.
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