Question : Decrease in _________, will reduce the aggregate demand in the economy.
Option 1: Taxation
Option 2: Government spending
Option 3: Both A and B
Option 4: Neither A nor B
Correct Answer: Government spending
Solution : Decrease in government spending will reduce the aggregate demand in the economy. Households needs to pay for those services which was earlier paid by the government. Hence, Option B is correct.
Question : Decrease in ____________, will increase the aggregate demand in the economy.
Question : According to this approach, the equilibrium level of income in an economy is determined where aggregate demand is equal to aggregate supply.
Option 1: Aggregate demand and aggregate supply approach
Option 2: Savings and investment approach
Option 4: Neither A nor B.
Question : Statement 1: An increase in government spending will lead to a rightward shift in the aggregate demand curve.
Statement 2: An increase in aggregate supply will lead to a decrease in the price level.
Which statement is correct?
Option 1: Only Statement 1
Option 2: Only Statement 2
Option 3: Both Statement 1 and Statement 2
Option 4: Neither Statement 1 nor Statement 2
Question : Demand-pull inflation occurs when:
Option 1: Aggregate demand exceeds aggregate supply
Option 2: Aggregate supply exceeds aggregate demand
Option 3: There is a decrease in aggregate demand
Option 4: There is a decrease in the aggregate supply
Question : Statement 1: An increase in government spending will lead to a shift in aggregate demand.
Statement 2: An increase in wages will lead to a shift in aggregate supply.
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