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The multiplier accelerator model assumes _______ depends on. |
Consumption, expected future profits.
Investment, interest rates.
Investment expected future profits.
Stock building, interest rates.
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2 |
The theory that explains business cycles by the dynamic interaction of consumption and investment demand is the. |
Sun spect theory
Multiplier accelerator model
Solow theory
New classical theory
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3 |
All of the following are parts of the business cycle except. |
Boom
slump
Recovery
Acceleration
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4 |
The business cycle describes fluctuations in output around the. |
Trend path of output
Boom
Recession
Short run fluctuations in output
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5 |
The growth rate of economics tend to converge because._________ is easier when capital per worker is low and because of_____ |
capital widening, technical innovation
Capital widening, catch up in technology
Capital deepening, technical innovation
Capital deepening, catch up technology.
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6 |
Economic growth may depend upon __________ and_________ |
<div>Population size , x -efficiency</div>
Population age distribution, education
Population growth, education
Population growth, technical progress
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7 |
In the neoclassical theory of growth a higher saving rate leads to. |
A higher growth rate
A fluctuating growth rate
A lower growth rate
No change in the growth rate
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8 |
The neoclassical theory of growth identities the steady state rate of growth as the _________ just sufficient to keep _______ constant while labour grows. |
Saving investment
Capital per person productivity
Labour growth , output
Investment capital per person
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9 |
Potential output can be increased by _________ or by_________ |
Increasing the use of labour, increasing the use of land
Increasing the use of capital, increasing the use of labour
Increasing the use of land, increasing the use of capital
Increasing the use of all inputs technical advances
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10 |
GDP per head may be an imperfect measure of economic welfare because it excludes. |
The value of leisure
Externalities
Untraded goods
All of the above
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11 |
In the EMU a country's competitiveness can change because of. |
Interest rate adjustment
Central bank intervention i the forex
Domestic wage and price adjustment
Devaluations
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12 |
the Maastricht criteria for entry to the EMU are that applicants should have |
Low inflation
Low interest rates
Stable nominal exchange rate
All of the above
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13 |
All of the following are benefits of the single market except. |
It allows countries to exploit their comparative advantage, more fully
Firms could more readily exploit economies of scale
It intensified competition
It is easier book holidays in member countries.
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14 |
The single European Act committed_ governments to a ___ in 1992 |
European union, single market
Western European, single currency area
European union, single currency area
Western European, single market
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15 |
In the ERM, each country fixed ___ against each other ERM participant collectively the group._____ against the rest of the world. |
A nominal exchange rate, floated
A real exchange rate, pegged
a purchasing power parity, pegged
a real exchange rate, floated
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16 |
Fiscal policy is weak under floating exchange rates as fiscal expansion. |
Crowds out imports
Crowds out public consumption
Crowds out exports
Reduces the budget deficit
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17 |
Floating exchange rates are __ in the short run |
Stable
Volatile
Predictable
Depreciating
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18 |
If one country, with floating exchange states, has higher inflation than its competitors, we would expect its exchange rate to. |
Appreciate
Depreciate
Revalue
be in short supply
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19 |
In the short run the level of floating exchange rates is determined mainly by. |
Interest rates
Competitiveness
Trade
Speculation
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20 |
Under floating exchange rates, expectations of higher interest rates are likely to cause an __________ of the exchange rate. |
Depreciation
Appreciation
fall
Devaluation
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