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3.1 Economic Indicators & Measuring Economic Health

3.1 Economic Indicators & Measuring Economic Health

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Social Studies

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9th - 12th Grade

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

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Marlee McNamee

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Multiple Choice

What is the key question in Macroeconomics?

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How healthy is our entire economy?

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What is the definition of Microeconomics?

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What is the focus of Macroeconomics?

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How do individual markets behave?

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Multiple Select

What are the three main economic goals?

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Economic Growth

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Price Stability

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Low Unemployment

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High Inflation

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Multiple Choice

When calculating GDP, which of the following gets subtracted out?

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Consumer spending

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Business investment spending

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Imports

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Government spending

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Multiple Choice

Analyze the potential effects of a decrease in government spending on GDP.

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It would likely lead to an increase in GDP.

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It would likely lead to a decrease in GDP.

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It would have no effect on GDP.

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It would only affect the GNP, not the GDP.

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Multiple Choice

Joe is an expert at repairing VCRs. However, due to a lack of customers, his business had to close. This is an example of...

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frictionally unemployed

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structurally unemployed

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cyclically unemployed

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seasonally unemployed

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Multiple Choice

What does the Consumer Price Index (CPI) measure?

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Average change in prices

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Total cost of goods

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Consumer spending habits

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Market basket of goods

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Multiple Select

What are the three main areas that CPI affects according to the image?

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Cost of living adjustments

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Interest rates

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Business decisions

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Tax rates

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Multiple Choice

What are the limitations of CPI as mentioned in the image?

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Doesn't account for changes in consumer behavior

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May not perfectly reflect all population groups' expenses

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Doesn't measure asset prices like housing market or stocks

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What are the key characteristics of the expansion phase in the business cycle?

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Economy grows, GDP rises

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More jobs created, unemployment falls

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Consumer confidence and spending increase

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

If an economy has increasing GDP, low unemployment rate, and increasing inflation, what is happening?

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It is in a slowdown

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The Government needs to fix the unemployment rate

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The FED should expand the money supply

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The economy is in an expansion phase of the business cycle

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Multiple Choice

What are the key characteristics of the contraction phase in the business cycle?

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Economic activity slows down

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GDP rises

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Unemployment falls

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Consumers spend more

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Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the Trough phase in the business cycle?

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It is the highest point of the cycle

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It indicates a recession

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It is the lowest point of the cycle

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It marks the end of the business cycle

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