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1.Easy
Which list gives the four traditional factors of production?
ASupply, demand, price and quantity
BWages, rent, interest and profit
CMoney, labour, shares and land
DLand, labour, capital and entrepreneurship
2.Easy
A market with only one seller is called:
APerfect competition
BA monopsony
CA monopoly
DAn oligopoly
3.Easy
A tariff is:
AA tax on imported goods
BA ban on all foreign trade
CA limit on the quantity of imports
DA subsidy for exporters
4.Medium
The income elasticity of demand for a good is -0.4. The good is:
AA luxury good
BAn inferior good
CA complement
DA normal necessity
5.Medium
Using the expenditure approach, GDP equals:
AC − I + G − (X + M)
BC + I + G + (X − M)
CC + I + G + X + M
DWages + profits − taxes
6.Medium
A per-unit tax is placed on a good with very inelastic demand and elastic supply. Who bears most of the tax burden?
AConsumers
BProducers
CThe government
DIt is always split equally
7.Hard
A regulator forces a natural monopoly to set price equal to marginal cost. The likely problem is that:
AThe firm makes a loss because average cost is above marginal cost
BConsumers face a shortage, because demand exceeds supply at that price
CThe firm makes very large profits
DOutput falls below the monopoly level
8.Hard
In the Solow growth model, sustained long-run growth in output per worker comes from:
APopulation growth
BA higher saving rate alone
CGovernment budget deficits
DTechnological progress
Answer key
1. D · Land, labour, capital and entrepreneurship
2. C · A monopoly
3. A · A tax on imported goods
4. B · An inferior good
5. B · C + I + G + (X − M)
6. A · Consumers
7. A · The firm makes a loss because average cost is above marginal cost
8. D · Technological progress
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