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AP Macroeconomics Unit 5: Long-Run Consequences of Stabilization Policies

Phillips curve, crowding out, economic growth, deficits and debt, and supply-side policies.

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34 basic cards for AP Macroeconomics. Set 5 of 8 in AP Macroeconomics. It opens with "What does the short-run Phillips Curve show about the relationship between" and "At what level of unemployment is the long-run Phillips Curve vertical?". Study it alongside the other AP sets below.

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What does the short-run Phillips Curve show about the relationship between inflation and unemployment?
Show answerAn inverse trade-off between them
At what level of unemployment is the long-run Phillips Curve vertical?
Show answerAt the natural rate of unemployment (NAIRU)
How does an increase in expected inflation affect the short-run Phillips Curve?
Show answerIt shifts the curve upward
Under adaptive expectations theory, what determines inflation forecasts?
Show answerPast values of inflation
Under rational expectations theory, what information do economic actors use to form forecasts?
Show answerAll available relevant information
How does central bank credibility affect the inflation-unemployment trade-off?
Show answerIt reduces the trade-off, making the Phillips Curve flatter
What happens to the demand for loanable funds when government increases borrowing?
Show answerIt increases
What is the mechanism by which government borrowing reduces private investment?
Show answerHigher real interest rates from increased demand for loanable funds
How can foreign capital inflows affect crowding out in an open economy?
Show answerThey can partially offset the reduction in domestic private investment
How does the national debt relate to budget deficits?
Show answerNational debt accumulates from repeated budget deficits over time
What is the structural deficit?
Show answerThe portion of the budget deficit that would exist at full employment
What is the cyclical deficit?
Show answerThe portion of the deficit caused by economic output below full employment
What does the debt-to-GDP ratio measure?
Show answerThe government's debt burden relative to the size of the economy
What does it mean if the debt-to-GDP ratio is rising?
Show answerDebt is growing faster than the economy
What does Ricardian equivalence suggest about debt-financed tax cuts?
Show answerThey have no long-run effect on consumption or economic growth

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