The ECON 232 Macroeconomics Final Exam assesses understanding of key economic concepts such as scarcity, opportunity costs, comparative advantage, and trade benefits. It evaluates critical thinking in macroeconomic scenarios, enhancing learners' ability to analyze economic models and market changes.
2%
10%
100%
200%
None of the above
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Ban automobiles
Reduce automobile emissions
Do nothing
Reduce automobile emissions if the costs of doing so are less than the benefits
Raise automobile emissions
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$2000
$5,000
$20,000
$50,000
$100,000
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Precious Metals like Silver are harder to find than common metals like iron.
Some products are intermediate products that cannot be consumed.
Choices must be made among alternative uses for resources.
Some goods are naturally limited in supply.
Monopolists restrict the amounts they will produce.
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.777
1.75
1.82
1.95
None of the above
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When you buy a meal at Wendy's
When you brush your teeth
When Extacy, an illegal man made substance, is sold at a rave
Only b & c
Only a & c
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The lower the price of a goods, the lower will be the quantity demanded of that good
Reducing the price of a good, will increase the quantity demanded of that good
The higher the price of a good, the lower will be the quantity demanded of that good
None of the above
Only b & c are correct
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Primarily harms those with less experience such as minority teenagers
Makes union members (who are paid more than the minimum wage ) better off, because minimum-wage labor is a substitute for union labor
Primarily benefits upper-class, well-educated white people, because they are least likely to those their jobs
Reduces the gains from trade in labor markets
All of the above
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Shift upward, decrease
Shift downward, uncertain
Shift downward, decrease
Shift upward, uncertain
Uncertain, decrease
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Choose A
Choose B
Choose C
Be indifferent between A and B
Be indifferent between B and C
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4000
2000
250
15.625
1.5625
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Decrease, uncertain
Increase, increase
Increase, uncertain
Increase, decrease
None of the above
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Increase, Decrease
Decrease, Decrease
Decrease, Unchanged
Increase, Uncertain
Increase, Increase
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Simple in structure
General in application
Useful in prediction
All of the above
Only a & c are correct
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What one person necessarily loses due to trade, the other one gains
Trade merely rearranges goods
Sellers gain more from trade than buyers do
Voluntary exchange raises our feasible options (and thus our wealth)
None of the above are true
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The price level increased by .20 or 20%
The price level increased by .248 or 24.8%
The price level increased by .385 or 38.5%
The price level increased by .50 or 50%
With the given information, you are unable to determine what happen to the price level between 1955 and 1960
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-5%; boom
-3%; boom
0%; boom
3%; down-turn
5%; down-turn
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The marginal cost of pasta production has risen, and the marginal cost of olive oil production has fallen
The marginal cost of pasta production has fallen, and the marginal cost of olive oil production has risen
The marginal cost producing both goods has risen
The marginal cost of producing both goods has fallen
The marginal cost of producing both goods could be higher or lower than before, depending on the relative magnitude of the shifts.
Increase, Decrease
Decrease, Increase
Unchanged, Decrease
Increase, Increase
Decrease, Decrease
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The variation of income within New Zealand is greater than the variation of income within Somalia
The rich in New Zealand are getting richer more quickly than the rich in New Zealand
The poor in New Zealand experience greater relative income mobility than the poor in Somalia
If you want to live in a country with greater income equality, you would prefer to live in Somalia rather than New Zealand
Both a & d are correct
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The cost of going to Economics class is the value of time spent sleeping
We will observe you sleeping
If your TV breaks so that you cannot watch reruns, the cost of going to Economics is thereby reduced
All of the above are correct
Only a and c are correct
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GDP fails to count underground transactions
GDP fails to count goods produced domestically by foreign owned factors of production
GDP fails to count non-market services
GDP fails to count illegal goods
Only a & d are correct
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500
1200
1500
2000
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Choose A
Choose B
Choose C
Be indifferent between A and B
Be indifferent between B and C
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An improvement in technology
A decrease in the reserve-to-deposit ratio
A decrease in the level of capital
All of the above
Only a & b are correct
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1600
800
600
400
None of the above
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Largest for children born in the bottom quintile
Largest for children born in the bottom middle quintile
Largest for children born in the middle quintile
Largest for children born in the upper middle quintile
Largest for children born in the top quintile
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There is no air pollution, because pollution violates rights
The marginal costs of obtaining cleaner air equals the marginal benefits of cleaner air
No one is harmed by the air pollution
Both b and c are correct
Both a and c are correct
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10%
17.47%
20%
25%
331/3%
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1/3
1
3
5
Sorry, Chairwoman Yellen, I do not have enough information to answer this question.
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$1000 and $1000
$2000 and $600
$2000 and $0
$0 and $2600
None of the above
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A movement along the supply curve for that good
An increase in the desired rate of production, due to a higher price for that good
A shift to the left of the supply curve for that good
A shift to the right of the supply curve for that good
Both a & b are correct
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A greater number of players being hit by pitches, because they are more likely to stand closer to the plate
An increase in batting averages, because hitters can crowd the plate and get good looks at pitches on the outside of the plate
A decrease in the number of batters getting hit by pitches, because players are more worried about getting hit by pitches
Only a & b are correct
Only b & c are correct
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A dollar bill in your pocket
A dollar bill in the possession of the University Bursar's Office
A dollar bill in the vault of the Wachovia Bank
All of the above
Only a and b
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An increase in spending
An increase in the currency-to-deposit ratio
A decrease in the reserve-to-deposit ratio
All of the above
Only a & c are correct
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Reduce the gains from trade in the market for rental apartments
Increase the extent of non-price discrimination. such as racial discrimination
Reduce maintenance of those properties subject to rent controls
All of the above
Only b and c are correct
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0.4
0.9
1
1.2
None of the above
An increase in the price of scallops, a substitute for shrimp
An decrease in the price of cocktail sauce, a complement for shrimp
A fall in the price of shrimp
All of the above
Only a & b are correct
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0.4
0.9
1.4
1.5
None of the above
Every combination of goods that is feasible when nations are self-sufficient is feasible if they trade with one another
Every combination of goods that is feasible when nations trade with one another is feasible if they are self-sufficient
Voluntary trade between two parties can sometimes make one of them worse off if prices are low enough
All of the above are true
None of the above are true
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Lower the reserve requirement ratio
Sell bonds through open market operations
Lower the discount rate
All of the above
Only a & c are correct
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Choose A
Choose B
Choose C
Be indifferent between A and B
Be indifferent between B and C
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Increase, increase
Decrease, uncertain
Decrease, decrease
Increase, decrease
Decrease, increase
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An increase in income
A decrease in the price of widgets
An increase in the price of gadgets, complement for widgets
Only a & b are correct
None of the above
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Higher prices but unchanged output in the long run
Higher prices and higher output in the long run
Lower prices and higher output in the long run
Lower prices and unchanged output in the long run
None of the above are true
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Lower output and higher prices in the short run
Higher output but lower prices in the long run
A rise in aggregate demand, and thus higher output in the long run
A decrease in aggregate demand
None of the above
Is the low cost producer of kumquats
Has the technical capacity to produce more kumquats than any other nation
Will be the only nation in the world that produces kumquats
Will gain an advantage over competing nations if it doesn't produce kumquats
All of the above, except c
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