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5.4 Economic Policy: Influential Theories Answers

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Milton Friedman argued that consumers are more likely to alter their behavior based on

A
changes in the unemployment rate.
B
short-term changes in the economy.
C
long-term changes in the economy.
D
changes in the inflation rate.
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The graph shows Keynes's theory of aggregate demand.

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A
Prices and output would drop, and the equilibrium point will stay the same.
B
Prices would rise, and output would drop in the short run.
C
Prices and output would rise, and the equilibrium point will change.
D
Prices would rise, and output would drop in the long run.
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The graph shows how individuals affect economic growth.

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A
They work in their own self-interest.
B
They work as part of a unified group.
C
They work to influence the money supply.
D
They work to influence the economy.
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Which best summarizes the philosophical difference between economists John Maynard Keynes and Adam Smith?

A
Keynes said government was the key to solving economic issues, while Smith believed government should take a hands-off approach.
B
Smith said government was the key to solving economic issues, while Keynes believed government should take a hands-off approach.
C
Smith believed in an "invisible hand" with which government pushes the economy, while Keynes did not agree with this idea.
D
Keynes believed in an "invisible hand" with which consumers push the economy, while Smith did not agree with this idea.
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A
producers
B
consumers
C
government
D
prices

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