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CASE; RAY C. FAIR; SHARON E. OSTER
9780135197165 CHAPTER 1-21 COMPLETE GUIDE .
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13th Edition
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Case / Fair / Oster
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,Contents
Chapter 1 The Scope And Method Of Economics ......................................................................... 1
Chapter 2 The Economic Problem: Scarcity And Choice ............................................................ 28
Chapter 3 Demand, Supply, And Market Equilibrium ............................................................... 55
Chapter 4 Demand And Supply Applications ............................................................................. 95
Chapter 5 Introduction To Macroeconomics .............................................................................. 116
Chapter 6 Measuring National Output And National Income ................................................ 139
Chapter 7 Unemployment, Inflation, And Long‐Run Growth ................................................ 169
Chapter 8 Aggregate Expenditure And Equilibrium Output .................................................. 199
Chapter 9 The Government And Fiscal Policy ........................................................................... 239
Chapter 10 The Money Supply And The Federal Reserve System ............................................ 278
Chapter 11 Money Demand And The Equilibrium Interest Rate .............................................. 307
Chapter 12 Aggregate Demand In The Goods And Money Markets........................................ 340
Chapter 13 Aggregate Supply And The Equilibrium Price Level ............................................. 383
Chapter 14 The Labor Market In The Macro economy ............................................................... 419
Chapter 15 Policy Timing, Deficit Targeting, And Stock Market Effects ................................. 455
Chapter 16 Household And Firm Behavior In The Macroeconomy: A Further Look ............ 493
Chapter 17 Long‐Run Growth ........................................................................................................ 535
Chapter 18 Debates In Macroeconomics: Monetarism, New Classical Theory,
And Supply‐Side Economics ...................................................................................... 566
Chapter 19 International Trade, Comparative Advantage, And Protectionism ...................... 598
Chapter 20 Open‐Economy Macroeconomics: The Balance Of Payments
And Exchange Rates .................................................................................................... 635
Chapter 21 Economic Growth In Developing And Transitional Economies ........................... 667
, Chapter 1 The Scope And Method Of Economics
1.1 Why Study Economics?
1 Multiple Choice
1) Which Of The Following Is NOT Listed In The Book As A Reason To Study Economics?
A) To Learn A Way Of Thinking B) To Understand Society And Global Affairs
C) To Be An Informed Voter D) To Learn How To Make Lots Of
Money Answer: D
Diff: 1
Topic: Why Study Economics?
Skill: Fact
2) Among The Fundamental Concepts In Economics Are
A) Opportunity Cost. B) Marginalism.
C) Efficient Markets. D) All Of The
Above Answer: D
Diff: 1
Topic: Why Study Economics?
Skill: Fact
3) Which Of The Following Is The Best Definition Of Economics?
A) The Study Of How Individuals And Societies Choose To Use The Scarce Resources That
NatureAnd Previous Generations Have Provided
B) The Study Of How Consumers Spend Their Income
C) The Study Of How Business Firms Decide What Inputs To Hire And What Outputs To
Produce
D) The Study Of How The Federal Government Allocates Tax
DollarsAnswer: A
Diff: 2
Topic: Why Study Economics?
Skill: Definition
4) The Rise Of The Modern Factory System In England During The Late Eighteenth And
Early Nineteenth Centuries Is Known As The
A) Great Migration. B) Industrial Revolution.
C) Wealth Of Nations. D) Dark Ages.
Answer: B
Diff: 1
Topic: Why Study Economics?
Skill: Fact
1
TEST BANK FOR PRINCIPLES OF
MACROECONOMICS 13TH EDITION BY KARL E.
CASE; RAY C. FAIR; SHARON E. OSTER
9780135197165 CHAPTER 1-21 COMPLETE GUIDE .
PRINTED PDF | ORIGINAL DIRECTLY FROM THE PUBLISHER | 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS | DOWNLOAD IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ORDER
, Test Item File To Accompany
Principles of
Macroeconomics - Test
Item File 1
13th Edition
By
Case / Fair / Oster
Prentice Hall
,Contents
Chapter 1 The Scope And Method Of Economics ......................................................................... 1
Chapter 2 The Economic Problem: Scarcity And Choice ............................................................ 28
Chapter 3 Demand, Supply, And Market Equilibrium ............................................................... 55
Chapter 4 Demand And Supply Applications ............................................................................. 95
Chapter 5 Introduction To Macroeconomics .............................................................................. 116
Chapter 6 Measuring National Output And National Income ................................................ 139
Chapter 7 Unemployment, Inflation, And Long‐Run Growth ................................................ 169
Chapter 8 Aggregate Expenditure And Equilibrium Output .................................................. 199
Chapter 9 The Government And Fiscal Policy ........................................................................... 239
Chapter 10 The Money Supply And The Federal Reserve System ............................................ 278
Chapter 11 Money Demand And The Equilibrium Interest Rate .............................................. 307
Chapter 12 Aggregate Demand In The Goods And Money Markets........................................ 340
Chapter 13 Aggregate Supply And The Equilibrium Price Level ............................................. 383
Chapter 14 The Labor Market In The Macro economy ............................................................... 419
Chapter 15 Policy Timing, Deficit Targeting, And Stock Market Effects ................................. 455
Chapter 16 Household And Firm Behavior In The Macroeconomy: A Further Look ............ 493
Chapter 17 Long‐Run Growth ........................................................................................................ 535
Chapter 18 Debates In Macroeconomics: Monetarism, New Classical Theory,
And Supply‐Side Economics ...................................................................................... 566
Chapter 19 International Trade, Comparative Advantage, And Protectionism ...................... 598
Chapter 20 Open‐Economy Macroeconomics: The Balance Of Payments
And Exchange Rates .................................................................................................... 635
Chapter 21 Economic Growth In Developing And Transitional Economies ........................... 667
, Chapter 1 The Scope And Method Of Economics
1.1 Why Study Economics?
1 Multiple Choice
1) Which Of The Following Is NOT Listed In The Book As A Reason To Study Economics?
A) To Learn A Way Of Thinking B) To Understand Society And Global Affairs
C) To Be An Informed Voter D) To Learn How To Make Lots Of
Money Answer: D
Diff: 1
Topic: Why Study Economics?
Skill: Fact
2) Among The Fundamental Concepts In Economics Are
A) Opportunity Cost. B) Marginalism.
C) Efficient Markets. D) All Of The
Above Answer: D
Diff: 1
Topic: Why Study Economics?
Skill: Fact
3) Which Of The Following Is The Best Definition Of Economics?
A) The Study Of How Individuals And Societies Choose To Use The Scarce Resources That
NatureAnd Previous Generations Have Provided
B) The Study Of How Consumers Spend Their Income
C) The Study Of How Business Firms Decide What Inputs To Hire And What Outputs To
Produce
D) The Study Of How The Federal Government Allocates Tax
DollarsAnswer: A
Diff: 2
Topic: Why Study Economics?
Skill: Definition
4) The Rise Of The Modern Factory System In England During The Late Eighteenth And
Early Nineteenth Centuries Is Known As The
A) Great Migration. B) Industrial Revolution.
C) Wealth Of Nations. D) Dark Ages.
Answer: B
Diff: 1
Topic: Why Study Economics?
Skill: Fact
1
