If money supply is held constant, a cut in government transfer payments will eventually cause interest rates to
A) decline, enhancing the expansionary impact of the policy
B) decline, decreasing the restrictive impact of the policy
C) increase, decreasing the expansionary impact of the policy
D) increase, decreasing the restrictive impact of the policy
E) increase, enhancing the restrictive impact of the policy
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Q8: In an IS-LM model, if we assume
Q9: The liquidity trap exists when
A)the IS-curve is
Q10: In the classical case,
A)the fiscal policy multiplier
Q11: If we were in a liquidity trap,
A)investment
Q12: One side effect of expansionary fiscal policy
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Q15: When the government employs a "tight fiscal
Q16: The LM-curve is vertical when
A)the interest elasticity
Q17: The transmission mechanism
A)is the process by which
Q18: Fiscal policy becomes more powerful in changing
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