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Households in Economics

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Hey there, Elijah! Let's talk about something super important in our economy. Can you guess what we mean by consumption?

a)

Spending by households

b)

Saving by households

c)

Borrowing by households

2.

Hey there, Abigail! Have you ever wondered how your pocket money affects your shopping spree? Let's dive into the fun world of disposable income and consumption!

a)

Consumption increases as disposable income increases

b)

Consumption decreases as disposable income increases

c)

Consumption remains the same regardless of disposable income

3.

Hey there, Jackson! Imagine you're planning a big shopping spree. What do you think happens to your shopping budget when interest rates go up?

a)

Your shopping budget increases!

b)

Your shopping budget decreases!

c)

Your shopping budget stays the same!

4.

Hey there, economics enthusiasts! Imagine Lily and Anika are discussing how consumer confidence affects spending habits. What do you think they concluded?

a)

Higher confidence leads to higher consumption

b)

Lower confidence leads to higher consumption

c)

Confidence has no effect on consumption

5.

Hey there, Aiden! Have you ever wondered how your pocket money affects your ability to save? Let's dive into it!

a)

When you have more pocket money, you can stash away more for a rainy day!

b)

Having less pocket money means you save more, right?

c)

Your pocket money doesn't really change how much you save.

6.

Hey there, savvy savers! If banks decide to boost the savings rate, what do you think happens? Let’s see how it affects our friend Jackson's piggy bank!

a)

Incentivizes households to save more

b)

Disincentivizes households from saving

c)

Has no effect on saving behavior

7.

Hey there, Luna! Imagine you're helping your friend Mason figure out why some low-income households struggle to get bank loans. What do you think is a common barrier they face?

a)

Lack of security

b)

High interest rates

c)

Low disposable income

8.

Imagine Isla just got a raise and her disposable income has increased! How do you think this will affect her household borrowing?

a)

Household borrowing often increases

b)

Household borrowing often decreases

c)

Household borrowing remains unchanged

9.

Hey Grace, have you ever wondered what happens to borrowing when the economy takes a little nap? Let's find out!

a)

Confidence takes a dive, leading to less borrowing

b)

Confidence gets a boost, resulting in more borrowing

c)

Borrowing stays just as it is, no changes here!