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1.Easy
Demand is called "price elastic" when the absolute value of its price elasticity is:
AGreater than 1
BLess than 1
CExactly 0
DExactly 1
2.Easy
Fiscal policy uses:
AGovernment spending and taxation
BInterest rates set by the central bank
CExchange rate controls only
DTrade agreements only
3.Easy
Which statement is a normative statement?
AHigher prices reduce quantity demanded
BThe minimum wage rose by 3% last year
CUnemployment fell to 4% in June
DThe government should raise the minimum wage
4.Medium
A country has 950 employed people and 50 unemployed people seeking work. Its unemployment rate is:
A95%
B5.3%
C50%
D5%
5.Medium
Both supply and demand for a good increase. What can we say for certain about the new equilibrium?
ABoth price and quantity rise
BBoth price and quantity fall
CQuantity rises, but the change in price is uncertain
DPrice rises, but the change in quantity is uncertain
6.Medium
Rising consumer confidence would most likely:
AShift aggregate demand to the right
BShift aggregate supply to the left
CHave no effect on the economy
DShift aggregate demand to the left
7.Hard
A monopolist maximises profit where:
AMarginal revenue equals marginal cost
BPrice equals marginal cost
CAverage cost is at its minimum
DTotal revenue is at its maximum
8.Hard
In the Solow growth model, sustained long-run growth in output per worker comes from:
ATechnological progress
BA higher saving rate alone
CGovernment budget deficits
DPopulation growth
Answer key
1. A · Greater than 1
2. A · Government spending and taxation
3. D · The government should raise the minimum wage
4. D · 5%
5. C · Quantity rises, but the change in price is uncertain
6. A · Shift aggregate demand to the right
7. A · Marginal revenue equals marginal cost
8. A · Technological progress
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