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The asset market approach a more helpful in explaning. |
why excahnge rates remain quite stable
Why governments change their money supplies.
Long term exchange rate movement.
Short term exchange rate movement.
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Starting from a position where the nation's money demand equals the money supply and its balance of payments is it equilibrium, economic theory suggest that the nation's balance of payments would more into a surplus position if there occurred in the nation a. |
Decrease in the money supply
Increase in the money supply
Decrease in the money demand
any of the above
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The relation ship between the exchange rate and the prices of tradable goods is known as the. |
Purchasing power parity theory
Asset markets theory
Monetary theory
Balance of payments theory
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4 |
Currency speculations is_________ if speculators bet against market forces that cause exchange functions, thus moderating such fluclutions. |
Destabilizing
Stabilizing
Inflationary
Deflationary
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5 |
Riskless transactions to take advantage of profit opportunities due to a price differential or a yield differential in excess of transaction costa are called |
deferential actions
Cash transactions,
Arbitrage
Forward transactions
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Comparative advantage is determined by |
Actual difference in labor productivity between countries.
Relative difference in labor productivity between countries.
both a and b
Neither a and b
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7 |
Absolute advantage is determined by., |
Actual difference in labor productivity between countries.
Relative difference in labor productivity between countries.
Both a and b
neither a and b
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8 |
In the classical model of Ricardo the direction of trade is delemined by. |
Absolute advantage
Comparative advantage
Physical advantage
Which way the wind blows
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The earliest statement of the principle of comparative advantage is associated with. |
Adam Smith
David Ricardo
Eli Heckshcer
Berti Ohlin
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a nation with a current account deficit will be |
Lending more money to other nations
Experiencing a surplus in exports of goods and services.
Reducing its indebtedness to other nations
Going further into debt with other nations
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International trade is based on the idea that. |
Exports should exceed imports
Imports a should exceed exports
Resources are more mobile internationally than are goods
Resources are less mobile internationally than are goods.
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12 |
International trade forces domestic firms to become more competitive in terms of. |
The introduction of new products
Product design and quantity
Product price
All of the above
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International trade in goods and services is sometimes used as a substitute for all of the following except. |
International movements of capital
International movement of labor
International movement of technology
Domestics production of different goods and services
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The central economic problem in an economy refers to. |
The prevalence of unemployment
To allocate scarce resources between competing uses.
Consumers having less money than they would like
ensure that production costs are converted by sales revenue.
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If an economy experience an increase in productivity it means that. |
the level of output has risen
Employees are working harder than before
Output per unit of input has risen
Technical change has taken place
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The multiplier for a change in social security benefits is equl to the multiplier for a change in the same direction in salaries of Evanston police officers tiems. |
the marginal propensity to save
Minus the marginal propensity to save
The marginal propensity to consume
Minus the marginal propensity to consume
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Which provides the best explanation of the failure of many poor countries to experience economic growth as rapid as the rich countries.. |
Classical growth theory
Neoclassical growth theory
New growth theory
Market failure
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Depreciation is. |
A decrease in the stock of capital
Gross investment
Net investment
An increases in the stock of capital
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19 |
Which of the following NOT a source of economic growth. |
Investment in new capitals
Labor productivity
Investment in human capital
Technology advances
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20 |
Productivity can grow. |
If capital per hour of labor increases.
If there are no technological advances.
If capital per hour of labor decreases
If real GDP per hour labor decrease and capital per hour of labor increases.
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The productivity curve |
Is given by the labor productively
Shows the change in real GDP per hour of labor as the amount of capital per hour labor changes
Shows the change in technology
Is given by the equation Y = F ( L,K, T)
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A decrease in lump sum taxes is an examples of. |
Contractionary fiscal policy
Expansionary fiscal policy
A change in induced taxes
A and c
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23 |
the difference between actual and planned expenditure is equal to. |
X -M
M- X
Unplanned inventory change
Excess reserves of depository institutions.
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24 |
In Balance of payments accounting tourism and travel are classified in the |
Merchandise trade account
Services account
Unilateral transfers account
Capital account
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In the short run an increase in the quantity of money ______ real GDP and _ the price level. |
increases ; raises
does not change ; lowers
decreases ; raises
decrease ; lowers
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26 |
The larger the required reserve ratio the. |
Smaller is the deposit multiplier
Larger is the deposit multitier
Larger is the amount of total deposits that can created from a new deposit
Larger is the amount of total money that can be created from a withdrawal
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Your checking account is |
An asset for you and a liability for your bank
A liability for you and an asset for your bank
An asset for both you and your bank
A liability for both you and your bank
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According to the crowding out effect, a there is a government deficit, the real interest rate will.__________ and investment will_________ |
rise ; rise
fall ; rise
rise ; fall
fall ; fall
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29 |
The investment demand curve shifts right ward if |
The real interest rate falls
Savers increase their thriftiness
The expected profit rate increases.
The economy moves into a recession
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Accordant the wealth effect , an increase i the price level _______ real wealth and ____ consumption expenditure. |
Increase, Increases.
Increases ; decreases
decreases ; increases
decreases ; decreases
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