Macroenomics

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Quiz on Macroenomics , created by Felisia Fitzpatrick on 14/11/2018.
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Question 1

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We Measure Gross Domestic product by multiplying the quantities of goods by their Prices Because it allows us to
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  • Express the values of products in a common unit measurement
  • Calculate the total number of units of goods produced in an economy
  • Correct for inflation

Question 2

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Gross domestic product calculations count only final goods and services because
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  • These are the only goods and services that are purchased in the economy
  • Counting all goods and services would lead to double counter of many activities
  • One can I calculate the quantity of intermediate produce
  • It is difficult to measure the price of intermediate good production

Question 3

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How does real gross domestic product differ from nominal gross domestic product
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  • A nominal GDP controls for price change while real GDP does not
  • Nominal GDP can be used to directly compare the amount of output produced from year to year while real GDP cannot be used for such comparison
  • Real GDP controls for price change while nominal GDP D does not
  • There's no difference between nominal GDP and real GDP

Question 4

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When they are sustain increases in Real GDP over time we say that the economic is undergoing
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  • Economic growth
  • Economic stagnation
  • A recession
  • Change in banking

Question 5

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Which of the following is not a component of gross domestic production
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  • Government purchases
  • Purchases by consumers of used Goods
  • Net exports
  • Purchases by consumers of finished goods

Question 6

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The largest component of GDP in the United States is
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  • Net exports
  • Private investment expenditures
  • Government spending
  • Consumption expenditures

Question 7

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Which of the following is an example of consumption expenditure
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  • The salary paid to the mayor of Denver
  • Staple Byington copy machines
  • The export of us Pharmaceuticals to Mexico
  • The purchase of a ticket to a New Orleans Saints game

Question 8

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For the purpose of GDP accounting government purchases include
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  • Social Security payment
  • Direct transfer payment by the government to other individuals
  • The purchase of military equipment
  • Welfare payments

Question 9

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A nation net export consists of
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  • It's export plus all of this nation's Imports
  • It's exports plus its Imports
  • It's imports plus all of the nation export
  • It's export minus its Imports

Question 10

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When GDP is measured in current prices it is known as the
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  • Nominal GDP
  • Real GNP
  • Real GDP
  • Nominal GNP

Question 11

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When the GDP is measured using a justments for price changes it is known as the
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  • Real GNP
  • Nominal GNP
  • Nominal GDP
  • real GDP

Question 12

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Recession refers to a When the economy
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  • Grows rapidly
  • Experience a raise in living standards
  • Decline for at least 6 months
  • Suffers due to political instability

Question 13

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Business cycle are
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  • The transfer of an executive between firms
  • Illustration of fluctuation in GDP
  • A description of time required to bring a new product to Market
  • Movements in stock prices

Question 14

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The period of time in which the level of output moves from a trough to a peak is called a
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  • Recovery / expansion
  • Plateau
  • Contraction/ decline
  • Depression

Question 15

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One of the flaws of GDP is that it
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  • Ignores transactions that do not take place in organized markets
  • Includes measures of the underground economy
  • Include only transactions that take place in foreign countries
  • Includes measures of changes of tax levels

Question 16

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During periods of poor economic Performance Real GDP
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  • Decline but unemployment typically does not change
  • Is unchanged but employment rise sharply
  • Declines and unemployment declines
  • Declines and unemployment rise

Question 17

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People who are currently not working but actively looking for work all officially classified as
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  • Unemployment and in the labor force
  • Unemployment and out of the labor force
  • employment and out of the labor force
  • Employment and in the labor force

Question 18

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The data in table 6.1 the labor force participation rate of metropolis is approximately
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  • 52%
  • 49%
  • 96%
  • 75%

Question 19

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The Existence of discouraged workers will lead to an official headline unemployment rate that is
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  • Understand, misleading low
  • Overstated misleading High
  • Either overstated or understated
  • Unbiased

Question 20

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Hector voluntary left his job to search for a job in accounting the filed which he has his bachelor's degree at Hector is considered
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  • Fractionally unemployment
  • Cyclically unemployed
  • Structurally unemployed
  • Not to be unemployed

Question 21

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Auto worker laid off from Hotrod auto works as a result of a recession are considered
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  • Seasonally unemployed
  • Frictionally unemployed
  • Structurally unemployed
  • Cyclically unemployed

Question 22

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At full employment the unemployment rate equals
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  • Structural unemployment rate plus the cyclically unemployment rate
  • Cyclical unemployment rate
  • Structural unemployment rates plus the fictional unemployment rate
  • Structural unemployment rate

Question 23

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Which one of the following statements is true of the Consumer Price Index
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  • It does not take an account of the price of imported goods and services
  • It measure change in price of a fixed basket of goods that change slowly
  • It does not take into account the price of used Goods

Question 24

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Cost of living adjustments are
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  • Automatic ways change based on the CPI which are included in some Union contracts
  • Quality measurement included in the calculation of CPI
  • Average of neighboring years base price used in Constructing the CPI
  • Changes in the basket of goods used in calculating the CPI

Question 25

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Suppose the CPI in Thailand was 300 in 2009 and 360 in 2010 the inflation rate between those two years was
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  • 30%
  • 36%
  • 20%
  • 60%

Question 26

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One of the necessary conditions for the classic Model to be true is that
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  • Wages and prices will not change
  • Wages and prices are set by the government
  • Wages were flexible and prices are fixed
  • Wages and prices are fully flexible

Question 27

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The term classical refers to an economic theory which states that over a relatively short period of time wages and prices will adjust quickly to bring the economy back to full employment
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  • True
  • False

Question 28

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When there is a decrease in labor Supply real wages are likely to
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  • Allow less Leisure Time
  • Remain the same
  • Decrease
  • Increase

Question 29

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In 2008 which of the following countries had the highest share of consumption spending in GDP
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  • China
  • France
  • United States
  • Germany

Question 30

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Crowding out refers to
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  • Reduction in tax revenues associated with increasing tax rates
  • Decrease in consumption investment or net export caused by an increase in government purchases
  • Increase in tax revenues associated with increase in tax rates
  • Increase in consumption investment or net exports caused by an increase in government purchases

Question 31

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According to the classic views of economicos more Capital will lead to an increase in output ceteris paribus
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  • True
  • False

Question 32

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Requiring an employer to provide health insurance or pension for workers is like attacks or labor which will cause a decrease in the demand of labor
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  • True
  • False
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