| Macro Question | Answer |
| Currency, coin and checkable deposits make up this definition of money | |
| An addition of spending to the income-expenditure model | |
| There are this many Federal Reserve banks | |
| This is a schedule or curvve that shows the amounts of real output (real GDP) that buyers collectively desire to purchase at each possible price level | |
| Is essentially the total accumulation of the deficits the federal government has incurred through time | |
| This definition of money involves the addition of M1 + near monies | |
| To figure out this for a dollar take 1 and divide it by the price of a good | |
| This form of fiscal policy involves increased government spending and reduced taxes | |
| when money is usable for buying and selling goods and services | |
| This is a schedule or curve showing the relationship between the price level and the amount of real domestic output that firms in the economy produce | |
| Percent of national debt owned by foreign countries | |
| Exports minus Imports equals | |
| This equals total output divided by total input | |
| This form of fiscal policy involves decreased governemnt spending and increased taxes | |
| Of the three horizons of Aggregate Supply this is the one where input prices as well as output prices can vary. | |
| This is a financial instrument issued by the federal government to borrow money to finance expenditures that exceed tax revenues | |
| Of the three horizons of Aggregate Supply this is the one where input prices are fixed, but output prices can vary | |
| This is using money as a yardstick for measuring the relative value of something | |