Question 1: According to Milton
Friedman, the reason there are two Phillips curves is
because
a. prices are inflexible.
b. the expected inflation rate does not instantaneously adjust
to changes in the actual inflation rate.
c. the expected inflation rate is equal to 1 minus the actual
inflation rate.
d. the expected inflation rate adjusts to changes in the actual
inflation rate.
Question 2: Milton Friedman argued that
there
a, are two Phillips curves, a short-run one and a long-run one.
b, are three Phillips curves, a short-run one, a long-run one, and one in stagflation.
c, is one Phillips curve, and it is vertical.
d, is one Phillips curve, and it is horizontal.
Question 10: Per-capita real economic growth refers to an increase from one period to the next in
a, per-capita GDP.
b, Real GDP.
c, per-capita Real GDP.
Question 11: __________ rights refer to the range of laws, rules, and regulations that define rights for the use and transfer of resources.
a, Constitutional
b, Property
c, Economic
Question 16: A bank with a leverage
ratio of 9 to 1 has
a, $9 in assets for every $1 in liabilities.
b, $9 in assets for every $1 in capital.
c, $1 in assets for every $9 in capital.
Question 20: __________________ capital
specifies the amount of capital financial institutions should hold
based on the riskiness of their assets.
a, Regulatory
b, Securitization-based
c, Risk-based
d, Leverage-based
Question 23:
Securitization is the process by
which financial institutions
a, pool together a group of loans and then issue securities backed
by the pool.
b, determine the composition of their assets that will yield the
optimal amount of security for their financial health.
c, borrow funds from the Federal Reserve and then use those funds
to make loans to their customers.
Question 34: Economists who are in favor of smaller government tend to prefer ________________ when expansionary _______________ policy is needed to raise aggregate demand.
a, tax cuts; fiscal
b, tax cuts; monetary
c, more government spending; fiscal
d, more government spending; monetary
Question 51: Tariffs and quotas are
often imposed when a government is more responsive to __________
interests, and the benefits of those trade restrictions are often
__________.
a, consumer; concentrated
b, consumer; widely dispersed
c, producer; concentrated
d, producer; widely dispersed
Question 58: Which of the following is a major import for the United States?
a, corn
b, soybeans
c, coal
d, fish
Question 59: Which of the following
statements is false?
Specialization and trade does not allow a country's inhabitants to
consume at a level beyond its production possibilities
frontier.
Some of the goods the U.S. exports include cars, coal, and
wheat.
Some of the goods the U.S. imports include cars, oil, and
coffee.
A country has a comparative advantage in producing that good it can
produce at lower opportunity cost than another country.
Question 62: Which of the following
statements is false?
Consumers receive more consumers' surplus when tariffs exist.
Producers receive more producers' surplus when tariffs do
exist.
A tariff results in a net loss to society.
With a tariff, the gains to the winners are less than the losses to
the losers.
Question 66: Economist A argues that a “dollar spent is a dollar spent.” This economist is most likely to agree with which of the following:
What matters is that government increase spending and what it
spends the money on doesn’t matter as much.
What matters is that government increase spending and what it
spends the money on matters quite a bit.
What matters is that government cut taxes and what taxes it cuts
matters little.
What matters is that government raise taxes and what taxes it
raises matters little.
none of the above
Question 68: Economist C believes that
if tax rates are cut, tax revenue is likely to remain
constant. This economist most likely believes that the
percentage decrease in tax rates will
______________________________ percentage rise in the tax
base.
be larger than the resulting
be equal to the resulting
be smaller than the resulting
occur long after the
Question 72: A decrease in U.S. real
interest rates causes the dollar to _________________, which tends
to __________________ U.S. Real GDP.
appreciate; raise
appreciate; lower
depreciate; raise
depreciate; lower
Question 74: A fall in the price of
foreign inputs leads to a
rightward shift of the AD curve.
leftward shift of the AD curve.
rightward shift of the SRAS curve.
leftward shift of the SRAS curve.
Question 75: An expansionary monetary
policy causes interest rates to _____________________, and
eventually United States net exports ____________ causing the AD
curve to shift to the ___________________.
fall; rise; right
fall; fall; left
rise; rise; right
rise; fall; left
rise; rise; left
Question 76: A rise in the price of
foreign inputs leads to a
rightward shift of the AD curve.
leftward shift of the AD curve.
rightward shift of the SRAS curve.
leftward shift of the SRAS curve.
Question 78: Expansionary fiscal
policy
raises Real GDP more in an open economy than in a closed
economy.
raises Real GDP more in a closed economy than in an open
economy.
raises Real GDP equally in an open economy and in a closed
economy.
does not affect Real GD”P in an open economy.
Question 83: _______________ is the
practice of hiring people in other countries to do a job that was
once done domestically.
Offshoring
Onshoring
Insourcing
Megasourcing
Question 84: Suppose the dollar
depreciates in the foreign exchange markets. What is the
impact on U.S. Real GDP?
It must rise because dollar depreciation shifts the U.S. AD curve
rightward.
It must fall because dollar depreciation shifts the U.S. SRAS curve
leftward.
It remains constant since dollar depreciation does not shift either
the U.S. AD curve or the U.S. SRAS curve.
It may rise, fall, or remain constant depending upon whether the
U.S. AD curve shifts rightward by more, less, or an amount equal to
the leftward shift of the U.S. SRAS curve.
Question 85: Suppose the price level in
Germany rises, ceteris paribus. This
________________ United States net exports, ultimately shifting the
United States AD curve ____________________.
stimulates; rightward
stimulates; leftward
depresses; rightward
depresses; leftward.
Question 86: In general, a dry cleaner
in a small town is ______________ likely to be unethical in his
business practices than a dry cleaner in a large
city. This is because the larger a percentage of the
population one person is, the _____________likely that person will
have to further engage with people he
encounters.
more; less
less; less
more; more
less; more
Question 88: Which of the following
statements is false?
A theory should be judged based upon whether or not it tells us the
things we want to hear.
Scientists are interested in finding out when their theories are
wrong or right.
Scientists are interested in building theories that can be
refuted.
If evidence is consistent with a theory’s predictions, we state
that the evidence fails to reject the theory.
Question 89: Which of the following
statements is true?
The motivation to try to explain something is at the heart of
building a theory.
If a theory makes people uncomfortable then it should be discarded
or ignored.
In order for a theory to be valid it must be a perfect description
of reality.
Building a theory and evaluating a theory are the same thing.
1. According to Milton friedman, the reason there are two two Phillips curves is because the expected inflation rate does not simultaneously adjust to changes in the actual inflation rate. Hence,option(B) is correct.
2. Milton Friedman argued that there are two Phillips curve , short run one and a long-run one. Hence,option(A) is correct.
10.Per-capita real economic growth refers to an increase from one period to the next in per-capita real GDP. Hence, option(C) is correct.
11. Property rights refers to the range of laws , rules and regulations that define rights for the use and transfer of resources.Hence,option(B) is correct.
16. A bank with leverage ratio of 9 to 1 has $1 in assets for every $9 in capital.Hence,option(C) is correct.
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