question archive Question1) which of the following is NOT a supply-side policy? A)increasing government spending B)decreasing taxes C)cutting government spending D)decrease spending on social security Question2-Which economic school of thought believed that market equilibrium could be found in any of the following scenarios : recession , full employment , or inflation ? A) rational expectationist b)Keynesians c)classicals d)monetarist f)supply siders Question3-According to Keynesian economics, the only way out of a recession was to
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Question1) which of the following is NOT a supply-side policy? A)increasing government spending B)decreasing taxes C)cutting government spending D)decrease spending on social security Question2-Which economic school of thought believed that market equilibrium could be found in any of the following scenarios : recession , full employment , or inflation ? A) rational expectationist b)Keynesians c)classicals d)monetarist f)supply siders Question3-According to Keynesian economics, the only way out of a recession was to. A)increase taxes b)decrease money supply c)raise interest rates d)decrease government spending f)increase government spending Question4-Supply-Side economists believe that cutting taxes would lead to increased overall tax revenues to the government because. A)the government will automatically spend less when people pay a lower tax rate B) people will be incentivized to work more hours when paying a lower tax rate C)people will not save as much when paying a lower tax rate D)government will automatically cut more regulation when people pay a lower tax rate Question5-Which best describes the Classical theory of unemployment? A)We usually will have a great deal of unemployment. B)We never will have unemployment . C)We occasionally have some unemployment but the economy will automatically move back towards full employment . C)We will always have a great deal of unemployment .
Question 1
The correct option is:
C)cutting government spending
Supply-side policies are government attempts to increase productivity. Cutting government spending is contractionary and will reduce production.
Question 2
The correct option is:
b)Keynesians
Keynesians believe that, market equilibrium is achieved in the following scenarios: recession , full employment , or inflation
Question 3
The correct option is:
f)increase government spending
According to Keynes's theory of fiscal stimulus, an injection of government spending eventually leads to added business activity and will thus boost the economy leading out of recession.
Question 4
The correct option is:
B) people will be incentivized to work more hours when paying a lower tax rate
Cutting taxes will motivate people to work more hours so as to earn more. In the process the government will receive more from tax revenue
Question 5
The correct option is:
C)We occasionally have some unemployment but the economy will automatically move back towards full employment
The classical theory assumes over the long period the existence of full employment without inflation. Classical economists believe that any unemployment that occurs in the labor market or in other resource markets should be considered voluntary unemployment