25 Imagine a free market in equilibrium. After a sudden decrease in demand (but
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25 Imagine a free market in equilibrium. After a sudden decrease in demand (but before the price can adjust), the market experiences a:
Select one:
a. new equilibrium.
b. no change.
c. shortage.
d. surplus.
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26 The difference between real GDP and nominal GDP is that:
Select one:
a. Real GDP adds in home production
b. Real GDP subtracts out taxes
c. Real GDP leaves out production performed by the government
d. Real GDP has been adjusted for inflation
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27 Which of the following is NOT a spending component in the national spending equation?
Select one:
a. Government purchases
b. Net exports
c. Investment spending
d. Taxes
e. Consumption spending
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Answer.)
Q25.) D.) Surplus
Q26.) D.) Real GDP has been adjusted for inflation.
Real GDP = nominal GDP - expected inflation
Q27.) D.) Taxes
Since taxes are treated as leakages, this is not a spending.
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