Although government spending increased during the 1930s:
A) the money supply increased too, so there was no net monetary expansion.
B) the exchange rate rose too, so there was no net trade expansion.
C) taxes increased too, so there was no net fiscal expansion.
D) interest rates rose too, so there was no lending expansion.
The economic theory that emphasizes how shocks to technology can cause fluctuations
in economic activity is known as the:
A) real business cycle theory.
B) technological advancement theory.
C) economic fluctuations theory.
D) nominal business cycle theory.
Ricardian equivalence is the proposition that
A) government expenditure should only be financed by issuing new debt.
B) it does not matter whether government expenditure is financed by taxes or debt.
C) it does not matter whether government expenditure is financed by creating new
money or issuing debt.