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Intervention Prior Learning Check

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

Ceteris paribus, indirect taxes lead to

a)

a surplus, or

b)

a rightward shift of the supply curve

c)

a leftward shift of the supply curve

d)

a shortage, or excess demand

2.

ceteris paribus, price ceilings lead to

a)

a surplus, or excess supply

b)

a rightward shift of the s

c)

a leftward shift of the supply curve

d)

a shortage, or excess demand

3.

Which of the following statements is true

a)

The imposition of an indirect tax results in a disequilibrium price and quantity

b)

The imposition of an indirect tax results in a lower price for consumers and higher price for producers

c)

the imposition of an indirect tax results in a higher equilibrium price and lower equilibrium quantity

d)

the imposition of an indirect tax results in a loss of government revenue

4.

The objective to increase firms' revenues such as farmers, may be achieved by

a)

subsidies and price ceilings

b)

subsidies and price floors

c)

indirect taxes and price floors

d)

indirect taxes and price ceilings

5.

Indirect taxes may be imposed to

a)

make housing more affordable for poor people

b)

support the wages of low-skilled workers

c)

decrease consumption of harmful goods

d)

increase consumption of goods desirable for society

6.

Price ceilings may be imposed to

a)

make housing more affordable for poor people

b)

support the wages of low-skilled workers

c)

decrease consumption of harmful goods

d)

increase consumption of goods desirable for society

7.

Subsidies may be imposed to

a)

make housing more affordable for poor people

b)

support the wages of low-skilled workers

c)

decrease consumption of harmful goods

d)

increase consumption of goods desirable for society

8.

Price floors may be imposed to

a)

make housing more affordable for poor people

b)

support the wages of low-skilled workers

c)

decrease consumption of harmful goods

d)

increase consumption of goods desirable for society

9.

Identify which of the following statements is false

a)

Subsidies lead to lower prices for consumers and higher prices for producers

b)

Subsidies lead to a burden for the government budget and taxpayers

c)

Subsidies lead to larger quantities produced and consumed

d)

Subsidies lead to higher costs of production and lower revenues for firms

10.

Price floors are a ________, and result in a _______ of the product that is produced.

a)

minimum price / surplus

b)

minimum price / shortage

c)

maximum price / surplus

d)

maximum price /shortage

11.

Price ceilings are a ________, and result in a _______ of the product that is produced.

a)

minimum price / surplus

b)

minimum price / shortage

c)

maximum price / surplus

d)

maximum price /shortage

12.

The minimum wage is a type of ______, and may result in a ______ of labour.

a)

price floor / increased employment

b)

price floor / unemployment

c)

price ceiling / increased employment

d)

price ceiling / unemployment

13.

Ceteris paribus, a subsidy leads to

a)

a gain in surplus only for producers

b)

a gain in surplus only for consumers

c)

a gain in surplus for both producers and consumers

d)

a loss of surplus for both producers and consumers

14.

Identify which of the following statements is false

a)

Indirect taxes are taxes on spending to buy goods and services

b)

Indirect taxes are paid to the government by consumers

c)

Indirect taxes are paid to the government by producers

d)

Indirect taxes give rise to government revenues