A. discretionary
B. uncontrollable
C. balanced
D. unavoidable
A. fiscal policy
B. monetary policy
C. incomes
D. revenue policy
A. a reference to a government economist favoring high taxes
B. a special kind of screw driver that reflects the functioning of the economy
C. a graphic representation of conflict between full employment and inflation
D. a deflationary curve
A. nouveau riches
B. generation x-ers
C. baby boomers
D. symbolic analysts
A. timing
B. interpretation
C. implementation
D. all of the above
A. spending and taxation
B. wage regulation
C. income ceilings
D. bank regulation
A. monetarism
B. Reaganism
C. the gold standard
D. cash and carry
A. that the masses were being exploited
B. that the market was inherently unstable
C. the need for the intervention of the owners of the means of production
D. that industrial workers were becoming the new bourgeoisie
A. mediate among conflicting economic goals
B. plan to ensure the correct mix of supply and demand
C. ensure that everyone is a sinner in the economy
D. none of the above
A. the quantity of capital and labor
B. the quality of capital and labor
C. the quality of the labor force
D. all of the above