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AP Macro · Period 3
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AP Macro · Period 3
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Unit 3 quiz, 10 multiple choice, mostly medium
10 questions · about 12 min · 8 medium · 2 hard
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At every price level, weaker confidence reduces planned consumption by $42 billion while new export contracts raise exports by $18 billion. Other planned spending is unchanged. Before any induced spending, what happens to AD?
3.1Medium
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A fall in the domestic price level has reduced the demand for money. The nominal money supply and expected inflation are unchanged. Which changes follow through the interest-rate effect?
3.1Medium
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The consumption schedule has a constant MPC of 0.8. Which consumption and saving levels complete the row at disposable income of $400 billion?
3.2Medium
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Assume the price level is constant and there are no imports. MPC is 0.8, and lump-sum taxes decrease $36 billion. What is the maximum change in real GDP?
3.2Medium
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A workshop: workers earn $30 per labor hour and produce 5 units per labor hour. What is unit labor cost?
3.3Medium
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AP Macro · Period 3 · 28 answered
Macro 3.6 · Short-Run Changes in the AD–AS Model
Consumer confidence falls sharply. In the short run, what happens in the AD–AS model?
- AAD shifts left; the price level and real output fallCorrect answer15 · 54%
- BSRAS shifts left; the price level rises and real output falls9 · 32%
- CLRAS shifts left; real output falls3 · 11%
- DAD shifts right; the price level and real output rise1 · 4%
Likely misconception: Thinks confidence changes production costs, so moves SRAS.
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FRQ: Recession and fiscal policy
Confirmed 2/9
- 7/8Confirmed
Henry Liu
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Isabella Wang
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Ava Chen
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Ben Okoro
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Chloe Park
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Daniel Wu
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AP Macro · Period 3
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- Ava Chen
- Ben Okoro
- Chloe Park
- Daniel Wu
- Emma Li
- Ethan Zhang
- Grace Kim
- Henry Liu
- Isabella Wang
- Jack Huang
- Julia Lin
- Kevin Zhao
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Unit 3 practice: AD and AS
AP Macro · Period 3 · 1 of 12
Consumer confidence falls sharply and households cut spending. In the short run, what happens to real GDP and the price level?
- ABoth rise
- BReal GDP falls and the price level rises
- CBoth fall
- DReal GDP rises and the price level falls