A) unions
B) rapid growth of money supply
C) excess supply
D) low rates of capacity utilization
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A) 6 and 7
B) 1 and 4
C) 5 and 6
D) 2 and 8
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A) fundamental analysis
B) technical analysis
C) momentum analysis
D) indexing
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A) the Federal Reserve System
B) the Congress
C) money center banks
D) the Treasury department
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A) add; default premium to the
B) subtract; default premium from the
C) add; expected inflation to
D) subtract; expected inflation from
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A) a leading economic indicator
B) a coincidental economic indicator
C) a lagging economic indicator
D) both coincidental and lagging
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A) $90,000
B) $210,000
C) $300,000
D) $630,000
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A) firm's position in its industry
B) U.S. economy or even the global economy
C) industry
D) specific firm under consideration
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A) a positive demand shock
B) a positive supply shock
C) a negative demand shock
D) a negative supply shock
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A) Fiscal policy
B) Monetary policy
C) Supply-side policy
D) Rising minimum wages
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A) the automobile industry
B) the tobacco industry
C) the pharmaceutical industry
D) the utility industry
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A) the Senate; 10 year
B) the House of Representatives; 8 year
C) the President; 14 year
D) the Secretary of the Treasury; 6 year
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A) -6.00%
B) 4.00%
C) 5.77%
D) 14.40%
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A) interest rate banks charge each other for overnight loans of deposits on reserve at the Fed
B) interest rate the Fed charges commercial banks on short term loans
C) interest rate that the U.S. Treasury pays on its bills
D) interest rate that banks charge their best corporate customers
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A) peak
B) contraction
C) trough
D) expansion
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A) Balance of trade
B) Budget deficit
C) Gross domestic product
D) Output gap
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A) stalwart
B) slow growth
C) star
D) asset play
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A) if you can forecast the economy at all
B) if you can forecast the economy as well as the average forecaster
C) if you can forecast the economy better than the average forecaster
D) only if you can forecast the economy with perfect accuracy
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A) Internet service providers
B) Biotechnology
C) Wireless communication
D) Auto manufacturing
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A) Social Security spending
B) Medicare spending
C) Fed purchases of Treasury securities
D) Changes in the tax rate
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