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WorksheetsMacroeconomics Indicators
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 10mins
____________________ is trying to understand how both individuals and nations behave in response to certain material constraints.
The underlying essence of economics
Global Development Growth
Domestic Growth Economic
Micro and Macro economics
The money that local and national states spend in; roads, schools, defense, sports, culture.
Government Network
Multinational Investments
Government Spending
Macroeconomics Theories
Unlike _____________, which defines production based on the geographical location of production, the ________________ allocates production based on location of ownership.
Macroeconomics - Microeconomics
GDP - GNP
Microeconomics - Macroeconomics
GNP - GDP
it is measured by a price index, that monitors the behavior over time of the prices of a standard group of goods. In México, we use the INPC (Índice de Nacional de Precios al Consumidor).
Growth Domestic Product
Social Progress Index
Inflation
Fiscal Policy
Moderate, Galloping, Hyperinflation and Deflation are...
Prices Index
Types of Inflation
Types of Unemployement indicators
Public Policies to increase the economic activities
Governments can choose to increase or decrease taxes and/or money to influence the economy.
True
False
The Inflation is a macroeconomic indicator, it refers to the porcentage of the population that is: looking for a job, out of work, and/or willing to work
True
False
3 Dimensions to determine the meaning of Good Society:
1.Basic Human Needs.
2.Foundations of Wellbeing.
3.Opportunity.
True
False
Governments actions and policies that restrict international trade, with the intent of protecting local business and jobs from foreign companies, also known as Free Trade.
True
False
There are 3 types of unemployement; Cyclical, Frictional and Structural.
True
False
The money that businesses spend in; buildings, land, equipment and people .
Social Progress Index
Exportations and Importations
Investment
Inflation
As a macroeconomic indicator, it refers to the percentage of the population that is:
•OUT of work.
•LOOKING for work.
•WILLING to work.
Inflation
Unemployment
Monetary Policy
Growth Domestic Product
The Growth Domestic Product is measured or defined by the following elements or indicators:
Consumption + Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports
Consumption + Government Spending + Central Policies + Protectionism
Consumption + Investment + Government Spending + Taxes
Investment + Consumption + Taxes & Tariffs + Finances.
People and governments have begun to wonder whether GDP should be the main way to measure a country's growth. The main proposal is __________________... because determine what it means to be a good society acording to 3 dimensions: basic human needs, foundations of wellbeing and opportunity.
Government Spending
Balance of Payments
Importations and Exportations
Social Progress Index
Countries _________________ with each other for a variety of reasons; like selling the excess products they have...
Negotiate
Trade
Demands
Create Loans
Inflation measures how much more expensive a set of goods and services has become over a certain period, usually a year
True
False
Good Society is determined by three dimensions, of the Social Production Indicators; the Basic Human Needs, Opportunity and Foundations of Wellbeing.
True
False
Deficit measures how much more expensive a set of goods and services has become over a certain period, usually a year
True
False
The unemployment as an Macroeconomic indicator, refers to the percentage of the population that is: out of work, looking for work and willing to work.
True
False
The money that businesses spend in; buildings, land, equipment and people is also known as: Investment.
True
False
The most unpleasant sport to your favorite teacher is:
Swimming
Cycling
Soccer
Football
