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Economic Ups & Downs Activity Test Review

What is real gross domestic product? O Total market value of all final goods and services produced within the borders of a country during a specific year, adjusted for price changes.

Why is it important adjust GDP for price changes when measuring the economy? O Production, consumption & income are ultimately determined by levels of real output not prices

Desribe the three types of unemployment O Frictional O Structural O Cyclical

Why is unemployment considered undesirable? O It lower production, income & consumption levels

Why are inflation and deflation undesirable? O Both arbitrarily redistribute income. They affects different people in different ways, depending largely on how difficult or easy it is for the dollar level of their income to change as price level changes

What happens to unemployment during recessions? O It increases

What generally happens to prices as the economy approaches a peak? O They rise

What are two types of fiscal policy? O Automatic stabilizers O Discretionary fiscal policy

What is Fiscal Policy? O Changes in the overall level of government spending and/or taxes designed to lower unemployment and inflation

Why does the federal government engage in fiscal policy? O To reduce unemployment and inflation, and encourage economic growth

What are the US economic goals? O Full employment O Price stability O Economic Growth