A(n) _____ market is a period of large stock-price increases. A: bull B: bear C: deflationary D: inflationary
A(n) _____ market is a period of large stock-price increases. A: bull B: bear C: deflationary D: inflationary
(4 Down) Inflationary policies do not ______ (造成，给予) lasting advantages but instead make it more difficult to plan for the future.
(4 Down) Inflationary policies do not ______ (造成，给予) lasting advantages but instead make it more difficult to plan for the future.
The tariff barriers will weaken __________. A: Inflationary pressures B: Special interests’ privileges C: Balance-of-payments positions D: Government control
The tariff barriers will weaken __________. A: Inflationary pressures B: Special interests’ privileges C: Balance-of-payments positions D: Government control
Private pension plans often do no ______, and pension payments that do come in are not tied to inflationary decreases in buying power. A: pay B: pay off C: pay to D: pay out
Private pension plans often do no ______, and pension payments that do come in are not tied to inflationary decreases in buying power. A: pay B: pay off C: pay to D: pay out
Compared to using a fixed-rule monetary policy, using a feedback rule monetary policy:（） A: will stabilize aggregate demand. B: will reduce inflationary cycles. C: may make economic cycles more severe.
Compared to using a fixed-rule monetary policy, using a feedback rule monetary policy:（） A: will stabilize aggregate demand. B: will reduce inflationary cycles. C: may make economic cycles more severe.
A rising foreign exchange rate for country X will: () A: Result in a rise in X’s RPI. B: Be likely to raise the employment level in X. C: Favor those holidaying in X from abroad. D: Ease inflationary pressures with X.
A rising foreign exchange rate for country X will: () A: Result in a rise in X’s RPI. B: Be likely to raise the employment level in X. C: Favor those holidaying in X from abroad. D: Ease inflationary pressures with X.