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The table below contains data for Caprianum, a country that produces only two products: cars and sunglasses. The real GDP for 2019 using 2010 as the base year equals _____. Year Cars Produced Price of Cars Sunglasses Produced Price of Sunglasses 2010 100 $15,000 5000 $100 2019 150 $16,000 6000 $150

$2,850,000

Suppose that this year a small country has a GDP of $500 billion. Also assume that I = $100 billion, G = $150 billion, and Xn = $20 billion (net export). How big is C?

$230 billion

North Freedland has an adult population of 100,000. Of these people, 72,000 are employed and 8,000 are unemployed. unemployment rate

10

According to this diagram, the opportunity cost of moving from point A to point B is ___.

100 bales of hay

Suppose average GDP growth rate is 5%. At this rate, how many years will it take GDP to double?

14 years

An increase in exports of $10,000 caused income to increase by $25,000. Based on this information the value of the multiplier is ___.

2.5

Assume the economy follows the simple aggregate expenditure model. What is the equilibrium GDP in this economy?

3000

Suppose the nominal rate of interest is 9% and the rate of inflation is 5%. The real rate of interest is ___.

4%

In one hour, George can fix 4 flat tires or type 200 words. His opportunity cost of fixing a flat tire is:

50 words

Which of the following is an example of an automatic stabilizer?

A rise in unemployment compensation when the economy is in a recession.

How can an increase in economic growth be represented on a Production Possibilities Frontier (PPF)?

A shift outward of the frontier

Which of the following statements about a surplus is true?

A surplus leads to lower prices.

Based on the information in the previous question, which of the following best describes how the market for energy drinks will adjust?

A surplus will lead to a decrease in price.

Using fiscal policy to stabilize the economy is a challenge because of several lags associated with its implementation. Which of the following is NOT true for the fiscal policy timing lags?

Implementation lag: the time it takes for banks and financial markets to react to the policy change.

Which of the following is not included in the natural unemployment rate?

Cyclical Unemployment

Which of the following is NOT true?

Generally, a tax multiplier is larger than a spending multiplier.

Which of the following statements is a normative statement?

Higher taxes are good for the country.

Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding the circular flow diagram?

Household spending becomes revenue to business through the resource market.

You observe that production and employment are both falling, but the price level is rising. Which of the following would explain these changes?

a decrease in the short-run aggregate supply

Gross domestic product measures the value of ___.

all final goods and services produced in a year

If a country is able to improve the level of technology it has available, all else equal we would expect ___.

all of the above

Specialization and trade ___.

allows each side of the trade to produce beyond their individual ppf's

Crowding out occurs when

an increase in government spending causes a decrease in business investment.

Suppose at the current level of activity, the marginal cost exceeds the marginal benefit. According to the marginal decision rule, to maximize net benefits a decision maker would ___.

decrease the level of the activity

Suppose the government has tax revenues of $3 billion and expenditures of $4 billion. The government will have a budget

deficit of $1 billion.

A decrease in the average price of goods and services over time is ___.

deflation

Consider the market for energy drinks. Suppose, ceteris paribus, that a medical report states that consuming energy drinks increases the risk of strokes. We would expect ___.

demand to fall

According to Keynes, the major factor determining household spending and saving is ___.

disposable income

In the aggregate expenditure model, expenditures will rise if ___.

disposable income rises

When the price of smartphones increases, all else equal consumers will buy a smaller quantity because of the _________ effect and the __________effect.

income, substitution

In a market system, the three fundamental economic questions are determined by ___.

individuals interacting in a market

The national debt

is the accumulation of deficits over time.

Increases in the foreign exchange value of the dollar will ___.

lower both production and employment

In the following diagram, a decrease in income would cause a move from point Q to ___.

point T

When considering fiscal policy, automatic stabilizers ____.

reduce concerns about the recognition policy lag

Two countries, Hanover and Oberfell, have different rates of economic growth. This difference is probably the result of ___.

the labor productivity in one country is greater than the labor productivity in the other

Assume the economy is growing at a rate of 3%. According to the rule of 70 ___.

the size of the economy will double in 23 years

If we assume that wages and prices are "sticky", the aggregate supply curve is ____.

upward sloping

Gross domestic product is based on

where goods are produced.

Which of the following factors are NOT the ways to increase productivity?

Increasing government spending on subsidizing firms' production

Which is NOT correct about human capital?

Investment in human capital has little effect on the long-term economic growth.

Which of the following statements is true?

One way to create economic growth is to improve the technology that is available for production.

What can you say for sure when demand increases and supply decreases at the same time?

Pe will rise, but the impact on Qe is unclear without additional information.

Which of the following would shift the demand curve for snow skis?

People express a preference for snowboarding

Which of the following statements about scarcity is correct?

Scarcity forces us to make choices

Pepsi is considered to be a substitute for Coke for consumers. All else equal, suppose the price of price of Pepsi decreases and the price of syrup (an ingredient used to make coke) decreases. How will this affect the equilibrium price and quantity for Coke?

The equilibrium price of Coke cannot be determined, but the equilibrium quantity of Coke will decrease.

Why will an increase in government spending lead to a lower increase in equilibrium real GDP than the government purchases multiplier would suggest?

The increase in aggregate demand from the increase in government spending will increase the price level, an effect not accounted for in the multiplier calculation

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

The labor force is composed of those that are employed and those that are unemployed.

Which of the following is an example of macroeconomic analysis?

To avoid a recession in the economy, the Federal Reserve lowered the interest rates.

The following table about the composition of GDP has been contaminated. Now Fed hires you to recover each number that has been covered by the stains. Which of the following choice represents the correct numbers combination?

(2009II X-M, 2009IV G, 2010I C) = (-339.1, 2959.2, 10362.3)

Based on this table, what is the marginal propensity to consume? Real GDP (Y) Net Taxes (T) Disposable Income (Yd) Consumptions (C) Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) $25,000 $3,000 $16,400 $30,000 $3,000 $19,900 $35,000 $3,000 $23,400

0.75

Suppose the CPI had a value of 130 in Year A and in Year B it has a value of 143. The rate of inflation from the end of Year A to the end of Year B is ____.

10

When real GDP is $35,000, what is the level of disposable income? Real GDP (Y) Net Taxes (T) Disposable Income (Yd) Consumptions (C) Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) $25,000 $3,000 $16,400 $30,000 $3,000 $19,900 $35,000 $3,000 $23,400

32000

After graduating high school, Josh received an offer to work at a computer company with an annual salary of $50,000 and another offer to work at an automobile company with an annual salary of $30,000. Josh can also work in his father's firm but he would not receive a salary. In the end, Josh decides to go to college. What is his opportunity cost of going to college?

50,000

From the following table, if you use CPI in year 1984 as the base year, what is number that is the closest to the CPI in 2021?

500 is the closest to CPI in 2021

Suppose the table below represents the population for a hypothetical country. Assume that this data is collected in the month of March. What is the unemployment rate in this country for March? Classification Number of People Population 800 Employed 550 Not Working and Seeking Work 50 Children in School 80 Retirees 70 Full-time college students 30 Institutionalized 20

8.3

North Freedland has an adult population of 100,000. Of these people, 72,000 are employed and 8,000 are unemployed. labor force participation rate

80

North Freedland has an adult population of 100,000. Of these people, 72,000 are employed and 8,000 are unemployed.

80000

Prime Minister Mukergee wants to increase economic growth in her country. Which of the following will help her accomplish her goal?

All of the above.

Suppose two countries, the US and Canada, are both producing shirts and boots. If we already know the US has the comparative advantage in producing boots, then ___.

Canada must have the comparative advantage in producing shirts

Which of the following is not a component of the business cycle?

Discount factor

Which of the following events occur when the price is $25?

Excess supply (surplus) of 100

Suppose that a concert ticket has a price of $100 and a ticket to King's Island has a price of $50. Which of the following statements is true?

The relative price of a King's Island ticket is ½ of a concert ticket.

A sheep herder raises sheep for their wool. A textile mill converts the wool to cloth for use in clothing. A clothing company uses the wool cloth to make a sweater. Assume that the total product of these firms represents the only components of the sweater and that they will have no other uses. Use the following table to determine which of the following statements is true. Company Product Total Sales Value Added Sheep Land Ranch Wool $14.00 Bill's Mill Wool Cloth $33.00 Sweaters R Us Sweater $75.00 Total Value Added

The total value added for the production of sweaters is $75.00.

What impact would you expect a natural disaster to have on the economy's potential output (ceteris paribus)?

There would be no change.

Which of the following will increase supply of TVs?

Workers producing TVs become more productive.

Economic models ___.

are all the above

When faced with an inflationary gap, a discretionary or stabilization policy would ___.

attempt to decrease aggregate demand

In a diagram of aggregate expenditures, an increase in the mpc would cause the AE line to ___.

become steeper

Sarah works in the hardware store. She read a report that consumers' incomes have increased, ceteris paribus. Sarah noticed that sales of paint and paint brushes increased. She knew it was because ___.

both paint and paint brushes are normal goods

The price level has fallen from 210 to 200. The Keynesian model would explain this change in the price level as the result of a ___.

decrease in aggregate demand

Households decide to save more. In the long run, if the government does not intervene, the price level will ___ and employment will ___.

fall, not change

In the market for beer, ceteris paribus, an increase in the productivity of brewery workers will ___.

lower the price and raise the quantity sold

Suppose the mpc is .90. If the government wanted to increase income by $90,000, it could ___ taxes by ___.

lower, $10,000

The marginal decision rule says we will maximize the net benefits of an activity when ___.

marginal benefits are equal to marginal costs

Assume the economy is currently operating at its full-employment level of output. All else equal, an increase in imports will ___ in the long run.

reduce price, but not production

When there is a decrease in the supply, the equilibrium price will ___ and the equilibrium quantity will ___.

rise; fall

Excess demand (shortage) will exist whenever ___.

the actual price is below the equilibrium price


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