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11. Choose A because the increase of inflation is equivalent to the increase of the debtor's income and the decrease of the creditor's income, so D is wrong, and it can be further deduced that inflation will neither increase the income in an all-round way nor reduce the income in an all-round way.

12 The expansionary fiscal policy adopted by the government in Option A requires borrowing, which will increase the government's debt. The expansionary fiscal policy of the government may cause inflation, but it cannot be completely determined. At the same time, the expansionary fiscal policy of the government is conducive to alleviating the impact of the economic crisis, so A is correct.

13 choosing D ABC belongs to the intermediate link of production and does not participate in the product income of final production. Can not be included in the category of GDP, and D is the interest income of banks, which belongs to the category that corporate profits can be included in GDP income.

14 choose c GDP, GDP is mainly domestic income, and c does not belong to domestic income, so it cannot be included.

15 choosing a demand management means that the state carries out macro-control, and the economic recession naturally requires the implementation of an expanding fiscal policy.

16 Wrong GDP is important, but other factors such as environment should also be taken into account.

17 wrong cars were produced to be included in the GDP of that year, so they should be included in the GDP of 1992.

18 wrong GDP is included in the final national output value, and the income from intermediate links should be deducted.

19 GNP conversion index refers to the ratio of nominal gross national product to actual gross national product, which is wrong

2. With the increase of government expenditure and income, the money supply in the market is sufficient at this time, so the interest rate will fall.

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