10. Expectations also depend upon economic policies followed by:
(a) past govt. (b) bankers(c) industrialists (d) existing govt.
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9. According to Lucas, expectations play an important role as they influence the:
(a) producers (b) consumers(c) other economic agents (d) all of these
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8. When economists are attached with the situation of ignorance they will have to
(a) policy breakers (b) bankers(c) policy makers (d) policy holders
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7. According to Robert Lucas, as an advice giving profession, we are in a way:
(a) over our heads(b) below our heads(c) before our heads(d) behind our heads
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6. The outside lag attached with monetary policy is longer because interest
(a) strong (b) zero(c) neutral (d) poor
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5. The outside lag represents time period between:
(a) shock received and policy action taken(b) production and consumption(c) policy implementation and impact(d) forces applied and taken back
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4. The Keynesians support:
(a) passive fiscal policy (b) active fiscal policy(c) active monetary policy (d) both(b)and (c)
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3. In the favor, fine tuning are:
(a) Keynesians (b) Monetarists(c) both (a)and (b) (d) none of these
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2. According to Monetarists, an economy is inherently:
(a) stable (b) unstable (c)fixed (d) fluctuating
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1. An economy, according to Keynesians, is inherently:
(a) stagnant (b) stable(c) unstable(d) fixed
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