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CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Macroeconomics is the study of economics from the view point of

a)

the entire economy

b)

individual and firms spending

c)

the individual household

d)

local government expenditure

2.

Identify the study concerned in macroeconomics

a)

method of production and cost

b)

the impact of wage reduction on agro-production

c)

the reaction of Malaysian to the changes of petrol price

d)

the general price levels

3.

The following is the goal of macroeconomics EXCEPT:

a)

Achieve full employment

b)

Economic growth

c)

Control the Union Labor

d)

Equitable distribution of income

4.

Which of the following issues would a macroeconomist concentrate on

a)

the price of durians Musang King

b)

the achievement of full employment

c)

the profits of Proton national cars

d)

the market for housing in country

5.

The aggregate of demand and the aggregate of supply study of relationship between

a)

the price level and unemployment

b)

the price level and real GDP

c)

unemployment and real GDP

d)

nominal GDP and inflation

6.

Which of the macroeconomics issues will affect the economic stability?

a)

Increase in oil subsidies

b)

Increase in foreign labors inflows

c)

Increase in prices in the property sector

d)

Increase in deficit balance of payments

7.

Aggregate supply curve shifts to the left due to increase in

a)

input tax

b)

money supply

c)

labor productivity

d)

the general price level

8.

Aggregate demand curve shifts to the right because of

a)

The interest rate increases

b)

the income level decreases

c)

the net taxes decrease

d)

the investment level decreases

9.

The macroeconomics variables are as follows, EXCEPT:

a)

Wage rate

b)

Inflation rate

c)

Unemployment rate

d)

Economic growth rate

10.

Economic growth would most likely be stimulated by

a)

higher unemployment rates

b)

higher rate of technological progress

c)

increase in membership of labor unions

d)

consumption of more consumer goods