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___________happens when the supply of money increases.
a) Stagnation
b) Inflation
c) Growth
d) Shrinkage
When we flood stores, banks, etc. with money it’s value _____________, it’s not worth as much.
a) Devalues
b) Shrinks
c) Becomes stagnant
d) Deflates
When inflation is high and unemployment is also high this creates a stagnant economy, or_________________.
a) Shrinkage
b) Growth
c) Stagflation
d) Deflation
President Nixon takes the US off the “gold standard”. You can no longer take your “receipt” or paper money to the bank and trade it for __________.
a) Gold
b) Goods
c) Investments
d) Growth
During the late 1960’s into the 1980’s inflation is high and the economy is _____________, no growth and no decline.
a) Growing
b) Stagnate
c) Shrinking
d) Devalued
An argument for stopping the “gold standard” is the government can now print more money. Hopefully, this would get the economy growing.
a) True
b) False
c)
d)
Having the “gold standard” in place __________the value of that money. It still holds its value.
a) Reduces
b) Raises
c) Protects
d) Stagnates
Inflation is when the price of all the goods rise or the government has ___________too much money.
a) Loaned
b) Printed
c) Devalued
d) Declined
Several countries in the Middle East for a coalition, (OPEC). They punish the US for supporting ___________ and cut off oil supply to the US.
a) Cuba
b) Iran
c) Israel
d) Iraq
When you don’t have oil the economy can not run properly. Economy can not run without gas and electricity.
a) True
b) False
c)
d)
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