1. The document contains questions from a macroeconomics quiz for two students, Kanan Verma and Vedika Garg, with multiple choice answers.
2. Kanan's questions cover topics like real interest rates, the relationship between output growth and unemployment, wage indexation, the natural rate of unemployment, and the relationship between deficit reduction, output, and interest rates.
3. Vedika's questions cover excess unemployment, the differences between deflation and disinflation, the effect of monetary expansion on output in the medium run, adaptive expectations, the marginal propensity to consume, and the shifting of the aggregate supply curve when output is above natural levels.
1. The document contains questions from a macroeconomics quiz for two students, Kanan Verma and Vedika Garg, with multiple choice answers.
2. Kanan's questions cover topics like real interest rates, the relationship between output growth and unemployment, wage indexation, the natural rate of unemployment, and the relationship between deficit reduction, output, and interest rates.
3. Vedika's questions cover excess unemployment, the differences between deflation and disinflation, the effect of monetary expansion on output in the medium run, adaptive expectations, the marginal propensity to consume, and the shifting of the aggregate supply curve when output is above natural levels.
1. The document contains questions from a macroeconomics quiz for two students, Kanan Verma and Vedika Garg, with multiple choice answers.
2. Kanan's questions cover topics like real interest rates, the relationship between output growth and unemployment, wage indexation, the natural rate of unemployment, and the relationship between deficit reduction, output, and interest rates.
3. Vedika's questions cover excess unemployment, the differences between deflation and disinflation, the effect of monetary expansion on output in the medium run, adaptive expectations, the marginal propensity to consume, and the shifting of the aggregate supply curve when output is above natural levels.
1. _____________ interest rate is independent of the rate of money growth.(Real) 2. Output Growth above normal growth rate leads to ________in unemployment rate.(decrease) 3. _________ is a concept which increases wages in line with inflation.(Wage indexation) 4. ________________ is the rate of unemployment which keeps the Inflation Rate constant.(natural rate of unemployment) 5. A Deficit reduction leads to _______ in output and interest rate in short run .(decrease) 6. Y=Y(m/p,G,T) , in this formula which terms are positively related to output .(m/p,G)
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1. _______ is the difference between the actual and natural unemployment rate of one percentage point for 1 year (point year of excess unemployment) 2. Deflation means _________ in price level whereas disinflation means decrease in__________.(decrease,inflation rate) 3. A monetary expansion leads to _______ in output in medium run.(no effect) 4. When a person changes his expectations for the difference between the actual values and to be expected values is called ______(adaptive expectations) 5. The slope of the consumption function is _________ (MPC) 6. If output is above the natural level of output, the AS curve shifts _______(upward))