Which of the following is most likely to be an indication of lower unemployment.
Which of the following is most likely to be an indication of lower unemployment.
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A decrease in nominal GDP
A decrease in real GDP
An increase in nominal GDP
An increase in real GDP
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Question 2
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Which of the following is most likely to be an indication of inflation?
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An increase in real GDP
A decrease in nominal GDP
A decrease in real GDP
An increase in nominal GDP
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Question 3
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Unemployment describes the condition where:
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any resource sits idle.
equipment and machinery are going unused.
a person cannot get a job, but is willing to work and is actively seeking work.
a person does not have a job, regardless of whether or not they want one.
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Question 4
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The three statistics that are the main focus for those measuring the health of the macroeconomy are:
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nominal GDP, nominal GDP, and inflation.
nominal GDP, unemployment, and inflation.
real GDP, nominal GDP, and inflation.
real GDP, inflation, and unemployment.
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Question 5
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Savings are generated whenever:
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current income exceeds current spending.
current spending exceeds current income.
prices are rising.
real GDP exceeds nominal GDP
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Question 6
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For which of the following goods are services are prices most sticky?
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Airlines tickets
Uber ride share
Haircuts
Coin-operated laundry machines
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Question 7
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If prices are sticky, then a positive demand shock will lead to
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short-run increase in real GDP
a long-run increase in real GDP
a short-run decrease in real GDP
a long-run decrease in real GDP
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Question 8
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- If prices are flexible positive demand shock will lead to
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decrease in inventories
Inflation
Deflation
increase in inventories
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Question 9
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A hypothetical economy produces only two goods: Computers, and DVDs as shown in the following table. Assume 2016 as the base year. Calculate the nominal GDP in 2017.
Computers
Laptops
Year
Price
Quantity
Price
Quantity
2016
1000
10
1200
10
2017
900
11
1000
12
2018
800
12
900
11
Group of answer choices
19500
23100
21900
25400
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Question 10
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Based on the data in question 9: Calculate the nominal GDP in 2018.
Group of answer choices
21900
25400
19500
25200
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Question 11
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Based on the data in question 9: Calculate the real GDP in 2017.
Group of answer choices
17000
25400
21900
19000
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Question 12
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Based on the data in question 9: Calculate the real GDP in 2018.
Group of answer choices
17000
19000
25200
19500
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Question 13
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Sara purchased gold coins. This can be classified as
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Financial Investment
Economic Investment
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Question 14
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Contra Costa College purchase computers. This can be classified as
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Economic Investment
Financial Investment
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Question 15
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GM builds a new manufacturing plant in North Carolina. This can be classified as
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Financial Investment
Economic Investment
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Question 16
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John purchased 100 municipal bonds. This can be classified as
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Financial Investment
Economic Investment
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Question 17
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Suppose a family’s income increases by 5% at the same time that inflation is 3%. Then
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the family’s standard of living is not affected by inflation
the family’s standard of living will fall
the family’s standard of living will not change
the family’s standard of living will increase
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Question 18
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The main source of savings in the economy is
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Markets
Businesses
Households
Government
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Question 19
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The main source of investment in the economy is
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Households
Government
Businesses
Markets
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Question 20
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Most of the short-run fluctuations are the result of
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can’t determine
demand shocks
uncertainty
supply shocks
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Question 21
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Increase in inventories is the result of
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Positive demand shocks in the short-run
Negative demand shocks in the long-run
Positive demand shocks in the long-run
Negative demand shocks in the short-run
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Question 22
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Inflation reduces the purchasing power of a person’s income and savings.
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True
False
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Question 23
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Real GDP measures the change in the price level over time.
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True
False
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Question 24
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Economists refer to purchases of stocks and bonds as “economic investment.”
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True
False
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Question 25
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The amount of investment in an economy is ultimately limited by the amount of savings in that economy.
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True
False
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Question 26
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A nation that wants to invest in more newly created capital in the present must be willing to forgo present consumption.
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True
False