Economics Trivia - 2

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1. In 2011, what U.S. State had the highest flat state income tax, at 5.3%, on most types of income?
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Economics Trivia - 2 explores key financial concepts through questions on municipal bonds, state taxes, 401(k) loans, currency lifespan, federal rates, and NYSE trading volumes. It tests understanding... see moreof economic principles and financial literacy, suitable for learners and professionals. see less

2. Who became Managing Director of the IMF on July 5, 2011?
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3. What African country was forced to abandon its currency in 2009 due to runaway inflation?
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4. In what year was the United States' tax filing deadline changed from March 15th to April 15th?
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5. Which federal program oversees reverse mortgages?
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6. Which of the following types of bonds are sometimes "triple tax free"?
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7. If a person takes out a 401(k) loan, it must be repaid in equal monthly installments over how many years?
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8. For 2011, what U.S. state had the highest average credit score?
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9. What is the generic term for any marketable item produced to satisfy wants or needs, though it is generally used for goods only?
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10. The rate of inflation in the United States reached its peak of 23.7% in what year?
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11. What is the average lifespan of one dollar bill?
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12. What was the last year in which the federal funds rate was above 10%?
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13. Leaving aside holidays, what is the lowest number of shares traded in one day on the New York Stock Exchange?
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14. Which of the following is a capped tax?
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15. Which of the following cities does not house a Federal Reserve Bank?
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In 2011, what U.S. State had the highest flat state income tax, at...
Who became Managing Director of the IMF on July 5, 2011?
What African country was forced to abandon its currency in 2009 due to...
In what year was the United States' tax filing deadline changed from...
Which federal program oversees reverse mortgages?
Which of the following types of bonds are sometimes "triple tax free"?
If a person takes out a 401(k) loan, it must be repaid in equal...
For 2011, what U.S. state had the highest average credit score?
What is the generic term for any marketable item produced to satisfy...
The rate of inflation in the United States reached its peak of 23.7%...
What is the average lifespan of one dollar bill?
What was the last year in which the federal funds rate was above 10%?
Leaving aside holidays, what is the lowest number of shares traded in...
Which of the following is a capped tax?
Which of the following cities does not house a Federal Reserve Bank?
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