This MacroEconomics Exam Review assesses key concepts such as inflation, GDP, unemployment, and interest rates. It is designed to enhance understanding of economic indicators and their impact on the economy, making it crucial for students in economics.
Equilibrium
Cohesion
Coincidence
Market equality
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11.5%
6.3%
5.2%
None of the above
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Increases in the labor force
Increases in labor productivity
Increases in interest rates
Increases in consumer spending
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22
10
12
0
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A saver who demands money from the financial system
A borrower who demands money from the financial system
A saver who supplied money to the financial system
In need of her own psychiatric help
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7 trillion
5 trillion
3 trillion
2 trillion
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The difference between report and actual corporate profit
Difference in values of currencies
People that do not report all their earnings
Inflation
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The president
Congress
The federal reserve
All of the above
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Human capital per worker
Physical capital per worker
Natural resources per worker
All of the above
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Quota
Tariff
Supply tax
Import tax
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50000
150000
75000
3000
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The federal budget shows a deficit
The federal government borrows
The federal government issues treasury securities
All of the above
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Has to spend more dollars to purchase the same goods
Can spend fewer dollars to purchase the same goods
Finds their standard of living unaffected
Offsets rising prices by saving more
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166.75
126.09
145.00
Need more information to determine
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The president
Congress
The federal reserve
Consumers, firms, investors, etc.
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12,000
7200
720
0
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Unit of account
Store of value
Medium of exchange
The wasting of
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All would be willing
Mike
Mike,sandy,jonathan
Mike, sandy
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200 baseballs, 0 bananas
100 baseballs, 500 bananas
0 baseballs, 400 bananas
40 baseballs, 200 bananas
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Provide a good measure of relative living standards
Is a useless task because each country uses a different method of calculating
Provide information about productive capabilities, not relative standards of living
Provide an accurate gauge of absolute standards of living
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Absolute advantage
Strategic alliances
Consumer preferences
Comparative advantage
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An increase in consumer spending
An increase in interest rates
An increase in government spending
An increase in the money supply
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Unemployment rate when we have no inflation
Unemployment rate when we have smart politicians in office
Unemployment rate of zero
The unemployment rate that prevails when there is full economic output
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1.15 euros per dollar
.87 euros per dollar
.87 dollars per euro
None of the above
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Increases total social welfare when business are unable to change a fair price for their goods and services
Will always result in deadweight loss
Is a legal minimum at which a good or service may be sold
All of the above
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Environmentally friendly
Fair in our outcomes
Efficient
Cleaner than primates
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V=P x Y
(P x Y)/V
(P x Y)/M
(M x V)/P
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Fewer domestic and fewer foreign goods
More domestic and fewer foreign goods
More domestic and more foreign goods
Fewer domestic and more foreign goods
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Food and energy prices
Housing prices
Clothing prices
Gold prices
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It has over stimulated the economy
The unemployment rate should rise
The inflation rate should be near zero
The unemployment rate should approach zero
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480
680
1120
None of the above
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Dude
Butch
Skip
Metzger
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Rapid money supply growth
High oil prices
The vietnam war
Unions and big business
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100 baseballs
100 bananas
300 bananas
200 bananas
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The relation between the probability of unemployment and a workers changing level of experience
Long-term trends in employment
Short-term fluctuations in the unemployment rate around its natural rate
The number of years the average person stays at one job
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A tax cut
Reductions to the level of openness to trade
An unexpected baby boom
Investments in secondary education programs
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Lower unemployment brings higher inflation
Higher inflation brings higher interest rates
Higher unemployment brings high wages
Higher taxes bring lower consumption
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44.3%
30.7%
50%
27.4%
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Higher employment
Higher rates of inflation
Higher rates of economic growth
Smaller government budget deficits
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8 bushels of wheat
8 bushels of oats
24 bushels of oats
1 bushel of oats
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70 million
58 million
140 million
50 million
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Inflation rate in 2005= CPI in 2005- CPI in 2004 x 100 CPI in 2004
Inflation rate in 2005= CPI in 2005-CPI in 2004 x100 CPI in 2005
Inflation rate in 2005= CPI in 2004 - CPI in 2005 x100 CPI in 2004
Inflation rate in 2005 = CPI in 2004 -CPI in 2005 x100 CPI in 2005
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Rising unemployment
Rising prices
Falling output
Falling stock prices
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Both states would produce both products
Texas would produce wheat, texas would produce oats
Texas would produce oats, california would produce wheat
There is no telling what the states would do
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The number of unemployed rose by 110,000
The number of unemployed increased by 100,000
The number of unemployed increased by less than 100,000 since we do not count those who quit their jobs
There are a total of 110,000 unemployed people in the economy
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.23%
23%
43.5%
4.35%
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Increased demand for goods and services
A shift in the long run aggregate supply curve
Changes in money supply
None of the above
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A rise in imports
A rise in exports
An increase in the inflation rate
A reduction in the trade deficit
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