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1.Easy
Unemployment caused by people moving between jobs is called:
ASeasonal unemployment
BCyclical unemployment
CStructural unemployment
DFrictional unemployment
2.Easy
Fiscal policy uses:
ATrade agreements only
BExchange rate controls only
CInterest rates set by the central bank
DGovernment spending and taxation
3.Easy
A budget deficit occurs when:
ATotal government debt falls
BGovernment spending exceeds government revenue in a year
CA firm's costs exceed its revenue
DThe value of imports exceeds the value of exports in a year
4.Medium
In a simple closed economy without taxes, the MPC is 0.8. The Keynesian spending multiplier is:
A5
B0.8
C1.25
D8
5.Medium
Overfishing in international waters is an example of:
AThe tragedy of the commons
BA natural monopoly
CA Giffen good
DPrice discrimination
6.Medium
The marginal propensity to consume is:
AThe average share of total income that households save over a year
BThe total consumption in an economy
CThe interest rate on consumer loans
DThe share of an extra euro of income that is spent on consumption
7.Hard
In the Solow growth model, sustained long-run growth in output per worker comes from:
APopulation growth
BTechnological progress
CGovernment budget deficits
DA higher saving rate alone
8.Hard
In the Bertrand model, two firms sell identical products with the same constant marginal cost and compete on price. The equilibrium price is:
AZero
BThe monopoly price
CEqual to marginal cost
DHalfway between monopoly price and marginal cost
Answer key
1. D · Frictional unemployment
2. D · Government spending and taxation
3. B · Government spending exceeds government revenue in a year
4. A · 5
5. A · The tragedy of the commons
6. D · The share of an extra euro of income that is spent on consumption
7. B · Technological progress
8. C · Equal to marginal cost
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