A) borrows more than it lends to other countries.
B) lends more than it borrows from other countries.
C) has balanced trade.
D) imports more than it exports.
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A) -10%
B) 0%
C) 10%
D) 20%
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A) private savings plus the budget balance.
B) private savings plus government spending.
C) investment spending plus consumption.
D) consumption spending minus government spending.
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A) national savings.
B) imports minus exports.
C) consumption.
D) consumption plus government spending.
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A) cash
B) checking account balance
C) corporate bond
D) ownership of one fourth of a privately held company
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A) decrease in the inflation rate.
B) increase in the budget deficit.
C) decrease in expected business opportunities.
D) increase in expected business opportunities.
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A) the Dow Jones Industrial Average
B) the producer price index
C) the S&P 500
D) the NASDAQ
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A) were very high in the 1970s and decreased in the 1980s.
B) were very low in the 1970s and increased in the 1980s.
C) steadily increased from 1960 through 2012.
D) steadily decreased from 1960 through 2012.
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A) an increase in the government's budget surplus decreases overall investment spending.
B) overproduction in the goods market leads to a sharp drop in the aggregate price level.
C) an increase in the government's budget deficit reduces overall investment spending.
D) an increase in imports reduces overall domestic production.
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A) households sell liabilities.
B) wealth is transformed into savings.
C) households purchase financial assets.
D) physical assets change hands.
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A) a shift to the left in the demand curve
B) a movement along the demand curve
C) an increase in the demand
D) a decrease in the demand
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A) always equal because private savings match government savings.
B) equal as long as there is no trade surplus or deficit.
C) always equal for the economy as a whole.
D) equal as long as there is no government budget deficit or surplus.
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A) government spending plus private savings.
B) total spending minus consumption minus investment minus private savings.
C) total income minus consumption minus private savings.
D) consumption plus private savings plus total income.
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A) decrease in expected business opportunities.
B) increase in the market interest rate.
C) increase in corporate income tax rates.
D) increase in government borrowing.
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A) have customer deposits as the primary asset and loans to borrowers as the primary liability.
B) provide liquid assets to lenders and long-term financing to borrowers.
C) are types of mutual funds.
D) have customer deposits as the primary asset and that provide liquid assets to lenders.
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A) unemployment rate
B) interest rate
C) deflation rate
D) standard of living
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