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EST II Sample 2

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Limited and scarce goods are

a)

luxury goods

b)

economic goods

c)

capital goods

d)

intermediate goods

e)

consumer goods

2.

Ideas, sunlight, and oxygen are examples of

a)

normal goods

b)

inferior goods

c)

luxury goods

d)

free goods

e)

public goods

3.

The opportunity cost of a product can be defined as

a)

the currency value of the product over a defined period of time

b)

the cost of a product less than the value of the product

c)

what an individual gives up in order to acquire that product

d)

the effective working time to earn the price of the product

e)

None of the above

4.

In order to buy a smartwatch, Joe decided to work 1 extra hour per day for 2 weeks, excluding weekends. Knowing that he earns $7.50 per hour, what was the opportunity cost of his decision?

a)

$105

b)

$75

c)

$37.50

d)

$30

e)

$7.30

5.

Which of the following is NOT likely to be covered in a course on macroeconomics?

a)

the employment and wage-setting patterns of the two largest automobile manufacturers in Korea

b)

the impact of fiscal policy on trade relations between countries that are part of the European Union

c)

the analysis of interest rate policies on inflation over a five-year period in the United States

d)

a study on the reasons contributing to unemployment in the countries of the Middle East

e)

how trade relations between China and its trading partners affect the economic growth of China

6.

If consumers increase their demand for organic vegetables, producers will allocate more resources for the production of organic vegetables in the market because:

a)

Consumers will inform producers of the change in demand that may result in a shortage of organic vegetables.

b)

Organic vegetables are considered a healthy, nutritional product and are a public good.

c)

The cost of production of organic vegetables will decrease.

d)

The price of organic vegetables will increase, making their production more profitable.

e)

All of the above

7.

The demand for Renault cars increased after Peugeot increased the prices of their cars. This indicates that these goods are likely to be seen as:

a)

substitutes

b)

complementary

c)

luxury

d)

independent

e)

regular

8.

The cost of ink cartridges for printers has increased. The consequence will be:

a)

an increase in the quantity of printers demanded

b)

a decrease in the overall supply of printers available

c)

an increase in the quantity of printers supplied

d)

a decrease in the price of printers

e)

an increase in the price of printers

9.

This market will be in equilibrium if the price per unit is:

a)

$10,000

b)

$11,000

c)

$12,000

d)

$13,000

e)

$14,000

10.

In this market, there will be a deficient demand of 15 units if the price is:

a)

$10,000

b)

$11,000

c)

$12,000

d)

$13,000

e)

$14,000

11.

Which of the following is the most likely reason for a demand curve of a normal good shift to the right?

a)

a decrease in the price of the complement

b)

a decrease in the price of that good

c)

a decrease in consumer income

d)

a decrease in the price of a substitute product

e)

None of the above

12.

What would be the effect of setting a low price at 5 units for good X?

a)

There is a surplus in supply of 5 units.

b)

There is a surplus in supply of 10 units.

c)

There is an excess demand of 5 units.

d)

There is an excess demand of 10 units.

e)

The market is in equilibrium.

13.

If the price of product X decreases and the demand for product Y increases, these goods are likely to be

a)

normal goods

b)

luxury goods

c)

inferior goods

d)

substitutes goods

e)

complementary goods

14.

This graph illustrates

a)

the cross elasticity of supply and demand

b)

the price elasticity of demand

c)

the price elasticity of supply

d)

the income elasticity of demand

e)

none of the above

15.

At what point on the graph would the demand be unitary elastic?

a)

P = $30 and Q = 5

b)

P = $30 and Q = 20

c)

P = $20 and Q = 15

d)

P = $20 and Q = 10

e)

P = $10 and Q = 15

16.

In order to decrease pollution, a state wants to decrease the usage of cars by 5%. Knowing that the price elasticity of demand for cars in the state is -2, the state should

a)

decrease the price of cars by 2.5%

b)

decrease the price of cars by 5%

c)

increase the price of cars by 5%

d)

increase the price of cars by 2%

e)

increase the price of cars by 2.5%

17.

The cloth market in a given region includes one buyer and many sellers. This market structure is called

a)

monopsony

b)

monopoly

c)

oligopoly

d)

perfect competition

e)

non-price competition

18.

In order to increase foreign investment in a country, the government should focus on

a)

reducing inflation

b)

reducing unemployment

c)

developing the infrastructure

d)

decreasing interest rates on personal loans

e)

decreasing public expenditures

19.

In order to maximize its profits, a monopolist should

a)

decrease the average cost of production to its minimum

b)

increase the quantity and prices of its products

c)

increase the quantity produced and leave prices unchanged

d)

produce at the amount at which price equals marginal cost

e)

produce at the amount at which marginal cost equals marginal revenue

20.

Implementing adjustments in a competitive market will drive to

a)

excess

b)

deficit

c)

equilibrium

d)

inflation

e)

monopoly

21.

Three companies control the steel market in Country Y. This is an example of

a)

monopoly

b)

oligopoly

c)

monopolistic competition

d)

perfect competition

e)

non-price competition

22.

Which of the following describes monopolistic competition?

a)

Many barriers prevent new companies from entering the market, and only two producers compete.

b)

Marketing and branding are not emphasized since only one producer controls the market.

c)

The product offered by competitors is identical, and supply and demand control the price.

d)

There is often inconsistent quality of the product and very little choice for consumers.

e)

There are few barriers for new companies to enter the market and a variety of choices for consumers.

23.

To address social inequality and to avoid diminishing economic growth, a welfare state should

a)

introduce progressive tax structures and focus solely on public programs that alleviate poverty

b)

eliminate regressive tax structures and increase the number of public programs that alleviate poverty

c)

implement redistribution policies that expand economic opportunities for poorer people

d)

implement redistribution policies to raise the standard of living for poorer people immediately

e)

reduce interest rates on loans to poorer people and increase the number of education programs

24.

The Gross Domestic Product of a country can be described as the total value of all

a)

goods and services produced in a single year

b)

intermediate goods and services produced in a single year

c)

final goods and services produced in a single year

d)

capital goods and services produced in a single year

e)

capital goods and service and the value of all labor contracts for a single year

25.

If all costs of production have been paid, the money remaining can be described as

a)

profit

b)

loss

c)

revenue

d)

average cost

e)

marginal cost

26.

Potential GDP can be reached when there is

a)

low inflation

b)

high economic growth rate

c)

low interest rate

d)

low unemployment rate

e)

full employment

27.

Which term describes the payment made for utilizing someone else’s funds?

a)

debt

b)

stock

c)

stock dividend

d)

interest

e)

initial public offering

28.

A financial institution that implements monetary policy and monitors the money supply is

a)

an insurance company

b)

an equity firm

c)

a private bank

d)

a commercial bank

e)

a central bank

29.

If a household achieved a saving ratio of 25% last month, and the amount saved was $500, what is the consumption amount?

a)

$250

b)

$500

c)

$1000

d)

$1500

e)

$4000

30.

John owns an ironworks company. He sells 70 iron gates in a month at a price of 115 each.With a productioncost of115\ each.With\ a\ production\cos t\ of 90 per gate, calculate his profit.

a)

$1250

b)

$1750

c)

$2250

d)

$6300

e)

$8050

31.

What does a Consumption value of 40 indicate?

a)

basic consumption

b)

the level of consumption of luxury goods

c)

the marginal propensity of consumption

d)

fixed consumption that is independent of the income level

e)

historical consumption

32.

Even if income equals consumption, a financial deficit can occur when

a)

income = 30

b)

income = 40

c)

income = 100

d)

income = 200

e)

income = 400

33.

What is the result of subtracting depreciation from GDP (Gross Domestic Product)?

a)

net domestic product

b)

gross national product

c)

net national product

d)

gross national income

e)

market value of finished goods

34.

Jad has sewn 25 pairs of pants priced at 15 each and ten jackets priced at15\ each\ and\ ten\ jackets\ priced\ at 20 each. What is the total value of these products?

a)

$125

b)

$500

c)

$575

d)

$600

e)

$625

35.

Suppose that the consumption is 1,500,000,investment is1,500,000,investment\ is 200,000, government spending is 600,000,the value ofexports is600,000,the\ value\ of\exp orts\ is 150,000, and the value of imports is 200,000.The income receipt from the rest ofthe world is200,000.The\ income\ receipt\ from\ the\ rest\ ofthe\ world\ is 20,000, and the income payment to the rest of the world is $13,000. What is the value of Gross National Product (GNP)?

a)

$1,757,000

b)

$2,257,000

c)

$2,307,000

d)

$2,357,000

e)

$3,070,000

36.

A manufacturing company invested in a new machine with advanced technology to reduce production costs, which led to a reduction in the number of employees. As a result, these employees are now unemployed. What is the best description of this type of unemployment?

a)

cyclical

b)

technological

c)

frictional

d)

seasonal

37.

Here is the CPI (consumer price index) information for a bottle of water: the price of the bottle was $5 in 2015 and $5.6 in 2017. What is the inflation rate?

a)

10.7%

b)

12%

c)

13.7%

d)

15%

e)

16.5%

38.

In Country Z, agriculture is the main source of income. In one field, ten workers are harvesting crops, but only seven workers are needed to do the job. What can be said about the three additional workers?

a)

A. They are involuntarily unemployed workers.

b)

B. They need to be retrained to avoid structural unemployment.

c)

C. They are seasonal employees who only work occasionally.

d)

D. They are experiencing frictional unemployment.

e)

E. They are in a state of disguised unemployment.

39.

Inflation is typically measured by an increase in

a)

budget deficit

b)

unemployment

c)

the prices of fuel and energy

d)

the Consumer Price Index

e)

the money supply

40.

Beta Company spent an average of $400 per month last year. Knowing that the inflation rate is now 4%, how might the monthly cost of this company be affected?

a)

The 400monthlycostwillhaveapurchasingpowerof400 monthly cost will have a purchasing power of 396.

b)

The value of 400willdecreaseto400 will decrease to 282.60, so the monthly cost will be $682.60.

c)

The monthly cost of 400 will likely increase to400\ will\ likely\ increase\ to 416.

d)

The cost will decrease to $318.40 per month.

e)

The $400 monthly cost is likely fixed, so its purchasing power will remain the same.

41.

When the amount of money required to buy the same quantity of goods decreases over a period of years, this is called

a)

a recession

b)

a depression

c)

deflation

d)

inflation

e)

decreased consumption

42.

The number of people excluded from the labor force participation rate is

a)

1750

b)

2000

c)

2550

d)

3000

e)

3340

43.

Based on the table and the previous question, the unemployment rate is

a)

3.2%

b)

8%

c)

9%

d)

10.2%

e)

12%

44.

In the year 2022, the cost of a specific basket of goods was 12,000.In the subsequent year,2023,thecostofthe same basket has risen to12,000.In\ the\ subsequent\ year,2023,the\cos tofthe\ same\ basket\ has\ risen\ to 13,800. What is the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the year 2023?

a)

115

b)

118

c)

125

d)

128

e)

135

45.

A country has a GDP of 153,661,860 million in its currency and a population of 6.75 million. The exchange rate is 88,000 per dollar. What is the GDP per capita of this country in dollars?

a)

$112.5 GDP per capita

b)

$258.69 GDP per capita

c)

$362.53 GDP per capita

d)

$402.62 GDP per capita

e)

$598.21 GDP per capita

46.

Based on the information in the table, what is the value of Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?

a)

$19,500,000

b)

$20,500,000

c)

$22,000,000

d)

$23,500,000

e)

$24,500,000

47.

In which of the following situations does the trade balance deficit occur?

a)

The number of goods imported is greater than the number of goods exported.

b)

The number of goods exported is greater than the number of goods imported.

c)

The money spent on imports is greater than the money received from exports.

d)

The money received from exports is greater than the money spent on imports.

e)

The goods exported are inferior goods, and those imported are luxury goods.

48.

The above graph represents

a)

supply-demand analysis

b)

opportunity cost analysis

c)

cost analysis

d)

benefit analysis

e)

cost-benefit analysis

49.

Nadia’s income was $22,000 in 2022. What was her tax liability (rounded to the nearest dollar) for this year?

a)

$660

b)

$630

c)

$800

d)

$1,100

e)

$1,300

50.

To address a budget deficit, a government’s fiscal policy would likely include

a)

an increase in taxes, imports, and wages

b)

an increase in public spending and interest rates

c)

a decrease in public spending and an increase in wages

d)

a decrease in taxes and an increase in exports

e)

an increase in taxes and a decrease in public spending

51.

In XYZ Bank, the total deposits are 500,000,outofwhich500,000, out of which 480,000 are used for loans. What is the bank’s reserve ratio?

a)

2.5%

b)

3.5%

c)

3.75%

d)

4%

e)

5%

52.

What is the average propensity to consume for individuals making $2000?

a)

0.8

b)

0.9

c)

1.0

d)

1.2

e)

not enough information to calculate

53.

What is the marginal propensity to consume?

a)

0.8

b)

0.9

c)

1.0

d)

1.2

e)

not enough information to calculate

54.

Increased public spending on health and education will help

a)

Improve GDP per Capita

b)

Decrease budget deficit

c)

Decrease trade balance deficit

d)

Improve human resource development

e)

Improve human development

55.

The graph above represents

a)

an economic cycle

b)

the inflation rate over time

c)

economic growth

d)

salary and expenditures over time

e)

price changes

56.

An increase in life expectancy at birth is broadly connected to

a)

more infrastructure

b)

an increase in exports

c)

an increase in GDP per capita

d)

the number of schools in a country

e)

support of the agricultural sector

57.

What is the potential economic effect of a lack of respect for democracy within a country?

a)

flight of indigenous capital

b)

a decrease in the literacy rate

c)

an increase of unskilled labor

d)

a decrease in health services

e)

a depreciation of national currency

58.

Which of the following transitions represents a shift from inefficiency to efficiency?

a)

From T to S

b)

From V to T

c)

From S to U

d)

From S to R

e)

From S to V

59.

In a perfectly competitive market, if the price of a good is set below the equilibrium price, what is likely to happen?

a)

Consumers will stop buying the good.

b)

There will be a surplus of the good.

c)

Producers will increase production.

d)

There will be a shortage of the good.

e)

The market will reach equilibrium.

60.

Which of the following factors is most likely to cause a shift in the demand curve for electric cars?

a)

Changes in the price of gasoline

b)

Improvements in battery technology

c)

All of the above

d)

Changes in consumer income

e)

Government regulations on emissions