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CFIM Multiple Choice

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 23mins

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Class
Date
1.

In the circular flow model, the real flow from households to producers is:

a)

wages and salaries

b)

goods and services

c)

factors of production

d)

consumption expenditure

2.

In a circular flow model, if income is at a level where planned investment is greater than planned savings, then:

a)

total income will fall

b)

total income will rise

c)

total income will be unchanged but savings will fall

d)

investment will fall

3.

If exports exceed imports, which of the following is required for the level of income to decrease?

a)

investment to be greater than savings

b)

injections to equal leakages

c)

the government to increase taxation so that it is greater than government expenditure

d)

investment by firms to be greater than household savings

4.

An economic model should be rejected if it:

a)

is based on unrealistic assumptions

b)

is a simplified version of the complex real world

c)

generates misleading conclusions about economic behaviour in the real world

d)

is based on an unrealistic hypothesis

5.

Which of the following is an injection into the circular flow of income?

a)

a growing deficit in the balance of payments (i.e. trade deficit)

b)

an increase in taxes with government expenditure held constant

c)

an increase in household savings

d)

an increase in the level of investment

6.

If firns produce $2000 million worth of goods and services, households consume $1600 million worth of goods and services, and firms want to invest $200 million in a year, then:

a)

savings are $400 million and stock will fall by $200 million

b)

savings are $400 million and stock will rise by $200 million

c)

savings are $200 million and inventories will fall by $200 million

d)

savings are $200 milion and stock will rise by $200 million

7.

Which of the following is NOT an assumption of the two-sector circular flow of income model?

a)

There is no taxation or spending by governments

b)

There is no saving by either households or firms

c)

All items are made from high-quality materials

d)

Firms produce only finished items for sale.

8.

The circular flow of income model demostrates:

a)

that the total level of income cannot change

b)

the way income flows between different sectors of the economy

c)

that all consumers are also producers

d)

the flow of both intermediate and final goods and services

9.

In a simple circular fow where there are just firms, households and a financial sector, equilibrium occurs when:

a)

households are obtaining maximum satisfaction from their incomes

b)

planned saving equals planned consumption

c)

there is full employment of resources

d)

planned investment equals planned savings

10.

During a peak in the economic cycle, an economy is likely to be experiencing all of the following EXCEPT...

a)

growing wages pressure

b)

lower unemployment

c)

lower inflation

d)

higher interest rates

11.

A budget deficit, ceteris paribus, will:

a)

Increase the size of the circular flow

b)

Reduce the size of the circular flow

c)

Will not influence the circular flow

d)

Will increase exports

12.

Which one of the following is a necessary condition for the national income of an economy to be in equilibrium?

a)

There is full employment

b)

The budget of the federal government is planned to balance

c)

There is neither a surplus nor a deficit in the balance of payments

d)

Planned leakages from the circular flow equal to planned injections into it.

13.

In the circular flow model, which of the following, ceteris paribus, does not represent a leakage?

a)

Undistributed profits of producers

b)

Government expenditure on new national highways

c)

An increase in the government budget surplus

d)

Unspent income deposited by households in a bank

14.

If savings amount to $100, investment $150, taxation $200, government expenditure $250 and exports $100, then for the circular flow to be in equilibrium:

a)

Imports should be $200

b)

Taxation should be $250

c)

Investment should be $100

d)

Savings should be $150

15.

If, in an economy, leakages increase and injections fall, ceteris paribus:

a)

the level of economic activity will increase

b)

total output and income will decrease

c)

businesses will find that sales increase because households have more income to spend

d)

the government will have to consider raising taxes to make up for the lost revenue