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Total questions: 137

Worksheet time: 7hrs 51mins

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1.

what do resources include?

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what can be considered as impartant choices?

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what is economics?

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what purpose do people use their resources for?

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what dose the term "well-being"?

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why does economics reveal the ways people and government behavior?

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what are two types of economics?

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what dose microeconomics study?

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what dose macroeconomics study?

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what can you learn from the economic theory of Adam Smith?

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what can you learn from the economic theory of Marxism?

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what does the recent economic theory of the Keynessian School indicate?

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in general, how can people benefit from studying economics?

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what does the term 'trade-offs" mean?

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give some examples explaning the trade-off made by consumer?

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in a planed economy, who makes decisons on the allocation of scare resources?

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what can you learn from the "consumer theory"?

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give some examples explaning the trade-offs made by workers?

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give some examples explaning the trade-offs made by firms?

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what does the theory of the firm indicate?

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what are three important thems of microeconomics?

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what is the goal of macroeconomics?

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what are two main/major macroeconomics policies?

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what are the main tools of Monetary policy?

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what are the main tools of Fiscal policy?

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what are the basic objective of two main macroeconomics policies?

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what is the difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics?

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why is it said that micro and macreconomics are inerdependent and compliment one another?

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what is the definition of "demand"?

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how do prices of a good influence its quantity demand?/

what does the law of demand state?

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what factors cause the whole demand curve shift to the left or to the right?/

what are the shift factors of demand?

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what is the definition of 'supple"/"quantity supplied"?

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how do prices of a good influence its quantity supplied?/

what does the law of supply state?

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what are the shift factors of supply?

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how does the demand curve change if the price changes?

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what happend to demand curve if the shift factors of demand change?

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what happend to suppl curve if prices change?

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what happend to supply curve if the shift factors change?

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what are the differences between an increse in supply and an increase in quantity supplied?

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when is a market in equilibium?

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what is the demand/supply curve?

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what does the US Treasury do when revenue from taxes is not enough to cover all of the government's expenditure?

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what are individual income taxes/payroll taxes/corporate taxes/custom duties excise taxes?

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what are federal funds/trust funds? For what purpose?

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by what way does Treasury borrow money?

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what is the Federal Debt/Debt Held by the public/Debt Held by federal account?

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who are the Federal Government own money to?

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in what way do government spending and taxation affect the economy? Give examples

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what are the main tools of Fiscal policy?

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what is deficit/deficit spending? Is it useful or harmful for the conomy?why?

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what is fiscal policy?

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what are they aimed at?

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under what circumstances can fiscal policy be expansionary/Contractionary? why?

What do you know about Expansionary/Contractionary fiscal policy?

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what factors should be considered in making decisions on the fiscal policy?

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why should the government consider the fiscal policy of other governments?

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how can be deficits be financed?

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if the government borrows money, what will happend?

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if the government prints money, what will happend?

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what is the primary function of taxation?

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what is the function of direct excise duties?

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what is the function of income taxes?

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why is it said that business profits are generally taxed twice?

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what is the Regressive taxes/Progessive taxes?

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how do people avade tax?

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what is tax evasion?

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how do criminal organizations evade tax?

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what does the term "tax avoidance" mean?

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how do people avoid paying tax?/How do high-paid employees reduce their income tax liabilities?

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how do companies avoid tax on profits?

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what is income tax?

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what is direct tax?

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what is indirect tax?

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what is value-added tax?

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what is "capital gain tax"?

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what is "capital transfer tax"?

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what is the wealth tax?

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what does the "tax shelters" mean?

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what does "tax haven' mean?

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what is sales tax?

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in what way, losses can be predicted before they occur?

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why is the predictability of losses in advance basic to an insurance system's operation?

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what is insurance in financial definition?

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what does the insurance argreement invole?

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how can an insurance system accomplish the redistribution of the cost of losses?

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what does the insured recieve when a loss occur?

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why are people willing to pay an insurance premium?

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why is an insurance system able to operate?

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is insurance like glambing? why?

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what do you know about contracts of insurance?

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what is concept of "money"?

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what are the functions of money?

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what is "medium of exchange"?

How is money used as a medium of exchange?

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what is the unit of account? How is money used as a unit of account?

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how is money used as a store of value?

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how is money used as a standard of defered payments?

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what do you think is the most important function of money? why?

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what are two main types of money? what are they?

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what are some main differences between commodity and token money?

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what are three main (quantitative) tools of monnetary policy?

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what is Monetary policy?

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what is called reserve requirement? what are the roles of reserve requirement?

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what is the discount rate? And what are the role of discount rate?

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how can the central banks shift aggregate demand?

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what are open market operations? what are the roles of OMP?

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how can the banks encourage people to borrow and spend more money?

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when will prices begin rising?

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what can the central bank do to reduce/increase aggregate demand?

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when might the central bank wan to reduce the money supply?

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what is the difference between expensionary/restrictive monetary policy?

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what is the foreign exchange market?

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why is the foreign exchange market considered to be an OTC market?

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why does London become the world's largest foreign exchange centre?

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what are two types of transactions in the foreign exchange market? what are they?

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how many types of participants in the foreign exchange market? Who are they?

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how do brokers participate in the foreign exchange market?

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how do market makers (central banks and dealers) participate in the foreign exchange market?

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how do customers participate in the foreign exchange market?

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what is the main function of financial market?

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what is the debt market?

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what is the debt instument?

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what is short-term debt instrument?

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what is long-term debt instrument?

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what is intermediate-term debt instrument?

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what is the Equity market?

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what is the main advantage of owning (hoding) a corporation's equities?

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what is the main disadvantage of owning (hoding) a corporation's equities?

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what is primary market?

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what is secondary market?

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why are the primary markets for securities not well known to the public?

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what are the functions of secondary market?

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what is the Exchange market?

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what is an OTC market?

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what is Money market?

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what is capital market?

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what is a planned economy?

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what is a mixed economy?

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what is a market economy?

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