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FP1 Final Exam Rev. Part 5

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which are used in the calculation of the gross domestic product?

a)

land titles

b)

net exports

2.

Interest rates that rise and fall by a wide range on a regular basis often are an indication of:

a)

seasonal unemployment

b)

economic instability

c)

price equilibrium

d)

flexible capital

3.

Gross domestic product that has been adjusted for inflation is known as:

a)

real GDP.

b)

capital goods.

c)

GDP per capita.

d)

aggregate demand.

4.

Businesses purchasing items for resale are exempt from sales tax. This helps to prevent what problem when measuring the GDP?

a)

double counting

b)

recording bartering

c)

underground

5.

In calculating GDP, economists try to avoid double counting because it would:

a)

A. cause legal problems.

b)

B. inflate the value of GDP.

c)

C. lower the standard of living.

d)

D. increase the price of products.

6.

The period of time during the business cycle when production and employment increase is called a/an:

a)

contraction

b)

expansion

c)

peak

d)

trough

7.

Japan and the U.S. buy and sell each other’s goods and services. This is an example of:

a)

exporting

b)

importing

c)

global trade

8.

What is domestic trade?

a)

Trade withing the country

b)

Trade with multiple countries

c)

Trade with countries on the same continent

9.

An insurance appraiser:

a)

A. determines repair costs for insurance claim settlements.

b)

B. processes applications for insurance policies and any requested changes to these policies.

c)

C. reviews individual applications for insurance to evaluate the degree of risk involved.

10.

How can the general state of the economy affect a stock's price?

a)

I doesn't affect stock prices

b)

It only has a negative affect.

c)

It only has a positive affect

d)

It can have a negative or positive affect

11.

Which is an economic condition that consumer spending usually measures?

a)

competition

b)

depreciation

c)

employment

12.

How can an investment counselor help a client to make wise investment choices?

a)

by providing detailed market analysis

b)

by filtering out poor investments

c)

by bringing together a balanced portfolio

d)

by making investment information available to the public

13.

High levels of inflation often have a negative effect on a business's:

a)

credit rating.

b)

import quota.

c)

purchasing power.

d)

secondary market.

14.

What do bond yields typically do during an economic expansion?

a)

increase

b)

drop to

15.

For calculating the gross domestic product, wages paid to U.S. military personnel are categorized as:

a)

private investment

b)

consumer spending

c)

government purchases

d)

personal consumption

16.

When interest rates continue to increase to a high level, the economy might experience a/an:

a)

expansion

b)

liability

c)

recession

d)

shortage

17.

When nominal gross domestic product (GNP) rises, the money supply typically:

a)

increases.

b)

decreases.

18.

When consumer purchasing power decreases, the economy will experience a period of:

a)

A. containment.

b)

B. contraction.

c)

C. emergence.

d)

D. expansion.

19.

Which is a company-specific influence on a stock price?

a)

Interest Rate

b)

Industry

c)

New Product

d)

World Event

20.

What is a possible cause of a change in economic conditions?

a)

change in supply or demand

b)

change in management

c)

government action

d)

investor activity

21.

During periods of economic expansion, businesses are likely to:

a)

reduce their profits.

b)

stop hiring workers.

c)

increase their profits.

22.

A large number of underemployed workers indicates a problem in the economy, because underemployment means that:

a)

many people have stopped looking for work.

b)

there are insufficient jobs for qualified people.

c)

seasonal employees work only part of the year.

d)

some

23.

One factor that has stimulated financial globalization is the increase in:

a)

protectionism

b)

foreign regulation

c)

domestic competition

d)

investment preferences

24.

When the Consumer Price Index (CPI) increases sharply, stock prices usually:

a)
fall.
b)

rise

c)

stay the same

25.

How does a bull market affect a stock's price?

a)

rise

b)

stay the same

c)

fluctuate daily

d)

rise

26.

How does a bull market affect a stock's price?

a)

by avoiding investment scams

b)

by encouraging product purchases

c)

by discouraging product purchases

27.

Stocks whose prices rise higher, or fall lower, than the market as a whole are referred to as:

a)

efficient

b)

influential

c)

successful

d)

volatile

28.

The U.S. produces widgets faster and more cheaply than Switzerland does. In this example, the U.S. has which type of economic advantage?

a)
absolute
b)

competitive

29.

When an emerging market suffers an economic decline, foreign investors usually:

a)

help the emerging market to recover economically.

b)

pay less for each transaction in the emerging market.

c)

quickly withdraw their investments.

d)

invest more to stabilize the market.

30.

Choose the correct word: A. comparative B. constructive C. predictable D. unpredictable

a)

comparative

b)

constructive

c)

predictable

d)

unpredictable

31.

What type of order restriction lets a broker know the order will expire at the end of the trading day?

a)

day order

b)

all or none

c)

fill or kill order

d)

good 'til canceled