Quiz #708
- 1. A currency-issuing government does not control the final fiscal outcome in any period.
- 2. If employment growth matches the pace of growth in the working age population (people above 15 years of age) then the economy will experience a constant unemployment rate as long as participation rates do not change.
- 3. n a fiat monetary system (for example, US or Australia) with an on-going external deficit and fiscal deficit that is smaller than the external sector, then the domestic private sector is in:
- Cannot tell without knowing the actual deficits as a percent of GDP.
- Surplus
- Deficit
Quiz #708 answers
- 1. A currency-issuing government does not control the final fiscal outcome in any period.
Answer: True
- 2. If employment growth matches the pace of growth in the working age population (people above 15 years of age) then the economy will experience a constant unemployment rate as long as participation rates do not change.
Answer: True
- 3. n a fiat monetary system (for example, US or Australia) with an on-going external deficit and fiscal deficit that is smaller than the external sector, then the domestic private sector is in:
Answer: Deficit