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Car Local and Car Import

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When was the first made-in Malaysia vehicle was made?

a)

2003

b)

1957

c)

1985

d)

1984

2.

Which of the following is incorrect about the increase in demand for local cars?

a)

Easy to get any of them

b)

No need to pay additional taxes

c)

Household income is decrease

d)

The quality for both cars is quite similar

3.

Why Malaysian still want to buy foreign cars while local cars are cheaper?

a)

More stylish and luxurious

b)

Made decision after tried both types

c)

Manufactured with advanced technology

d)

Easy for them to go anywhere

4.

What causes supply curve shifts to the right?

a)

subsidy is not used

b)

government decrease taxes

c)

government increase taxes

d)

subsidy is applied

5.

Which are the factors that cause local car have an elastic price?

i. Availability of substitutes

ii. Consumer’s habits

iii. Level on income

iv. Joint demands

a)

ii and iv

b)

i and ii

c)

i and iii

d)

iii and iv

6.

The price elasticity of demand for local cars are....?

a)

Perfectly elastic

b)

elastic

c)

inelastic

d)

Perfectly inelastic

7.

Imported Cars demand is more elastic than a domestic car.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Based on the analysis, which one is the factor import car’s supply lower than local car’s supply?

a)

Level of income

b)

Availability of substitutes

c)

Level of technology

d)

Ease of entry into the market

9.

From the data of the vehicle market 2020 and 2021 (January to May), we can see the different percentage of the car local and car import.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What is the cause of increasing price of imported car ?

a)

Bank Loan

b)

Tax

c)

Seller

d)

Type of cars

11.

During the Covid-19 Pandemic, the car companies get....

a)

big losses

b)

profit

c)

loss

d)

normal profit

12.

How much the car companies in Malaysia lose in two months?

a)

RM14.5 Billion

b)

RM13.5 Billion

c)

RM14 Billion

d)

RM15 Billion