Most economists think that the Keynesian position is that
a. the wage rate will never fall and the price level will never adjust downward if the
economy is in a recessionary gap.
b. the time required before wages and prices adjust downward is short enough for the
economy to be called self-regulating.
c. the time required before wages and prices adjust downward is long enough for the
economy to exist in a recessionary gap for a long time.
d. the time required before wages and prices adjust downward if the economy is in a
recessionary gap is rather long, but short enough for the economy to be considered
self-regulating.
When the Fed sells government securities to a bank, the securities will be
a. an asset for the bank.
b. a liability for the bank.
c. both an asset and a liability for the bank.
d. neither an asset nor a liability for the bank.
A bank is reserve deficient when
a. its reserves fall short of the level determined by the required reserve ratio.
b. its excess reserves are greater than its required reserves.