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Floating exchange rates are __ in the short run |
Stable
Volatile
Predictable
Depreciating
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2 |
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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3 |
In the short run the level of floating exchange rates is determined mainly by. |
Interest rates
Competitiveness
Trade
Speculation
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4 |
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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5 |
A fixed exchange rate, plus perfect capital mobility _______ the scope for monetary policy. |
Enhances
Undermines
Encourages
Facilitates
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6 |
In the absence of international capital controls, central banks set ______ to provide the correct incentive for speculators |
Money supply targets
Income policy
Interest rates
Inflation targets
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7 |
With fixed exchange rates and no private currency flow, when the central bank buys domestic currency the domestic money supply is. |
Increased
Unaffected
Reduced
All of the above
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8 |
When capital mobility is perfect, interest rate differentials will tend to be offset by |
Price differences.
Balance of payments differences.
Current account differences.
Expected exchange rate changes
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9 |
Perfect international capital mobility suggests that international funds will be responsive to _______ differentials. |
Current account
Interest rate
Tax
Price
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10 |
Within circular flow of income, an increase in domestic income iwll lend to increase. |
Exports
Taxes
Inventories
Imports
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11 |
A rise in the real exchange rate will __ the competitiveness of the domestic economy. |
Increase
reduce
do nothing do
all of these
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12 |
Starting from a position of internal and external balance a reduction in aggregate demand will cause a current account. |
Deficit
Surplus
Revaluation
Devaluation
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13 |
A current account deficit means that a country may. |
Reduce its stock of foreign assets
Increases its stock of foreign assets
Increases its savings
Increases its foreign currency reserves.
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14 |
In a fixed exchange rate regime, the central bank will intervene by __ pounds to ______ the exchange rate. |
Selling, increase
buying , increase
selling, reduce
both b and c
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15 |
When the S/L exchange rate rises the pounds______ and whent he S/L rate falls the pounds. |
depreciates, appreciates
revalues, devalues
appreciates, deprecates
becomes more expensive, becomes cheaper
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16 |
If British Residents want more French francs to purchases more fresh wine, other things equal than the equilibrium value of the pound against the French farce will. |
Rise
fall
not changes
fluctuate
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17 |
Possible causes of involuntary unemployment are |
Minimum wage agreements
Trade unions
Scale economies
All of the abvoe
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18 |
The abolition of income tax would probably ________ the number of workers in employment and____________ the equilibrium. rate of unemployment. |
increase ; decrease
increase ; increase
reduce ; increase
reduce ; reduce
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19 |
If the income tax rate changes from 30% to 40% on incomes over L 30,000 and a person's income is l 31,000 then her marginal tax rate is. |
30%
10%
70%
40%
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20 |
Polices to reduce unemployment by reducing union power tax cut reduction is unemployment benefit and investment. subsidies are examples of. |
Keynesian polices
Supply side policies
Monetarist policies
Classical policies
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21 |
If some body is prepared to work at the going wage rate but cannot find work than they are victims of. |
Voluntary unemployment
Classical unemployment
Frictional unemployment.
All of the above
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22 |
We would normally expect the size of the labour force to be ____ than the number of workers willing to accept job offers at any real wage rate. |
Smaller
Larger
the same size
None of these
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23 |
An advocate of the classical model of the economy would claim that unemployment a created when the ___________ is above its equilibrium level in the. |
Price level, agregate economy
Tax rate, government ebudget
Wage rate, labour market
Interest rate, market for loanable funds
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24 |
A person who is made redundant because of the contraction of an industry is a victim of. |
Frictional unemployment
Demand deficient unemployment
Classical unemployment
Structural unemployment
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25 |
The costs of inflation are |
Shoe leather costs
Menu costs
Income redistribution
All of the above
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26 |
The short run Philips curve can shift in response to changes in |
inflationary expectations
Unemployment
The inflation rate
Wage rates
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27 |
The long run Philips curve is _________ at the ______ |
Horizontal natural rate of inflation
Horizontal , natural rate of unemployment
Vertical , natural rte of inflation
Vertical , equilibrium rate of unemployment.
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28 |
The Philips curve shows the trade off between ________ and _____ |
The inflation rate, interest rates
The inflation rate, the unemployment rate
interest rates, output
Output, employment
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29 |
Government may contribute to inflationary pressure on account of building up large. |
Numbers of employees
Welfare plans
Budget deficits
Expenditure.
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30 |
During periods of rising inflation and rising interest rates we expect the demand for real cash to. |
rise
fall
not change
fluctuate
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