WorksheetsEKONOMI INTERNASIONAL_PERTEMUAN 1
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
Descriptive economics is...
A science that discusses economic theory in general
A science that studies the application of basic economic analysis
A science that explains and describes economic phenomena
A science that discusses the allocation of scarce resources
A science that discusses international trade
Economic theory is divided into two, namely...
Microeconomics and macroeconomics
Descriptive and applied
Macroeconomics and international
Monetary and fiscal
Trade and finance
Applied economics is...
A science that only studies economic phenomena
A science that explains the mechanism of free markets
A science that studies the application of economic theory
A science that focuses on monetary policy
A science that discusses resource allocation
International economics studies...
Only trade between countries
The allocation of scarce resources in an international scope
Domestic trade
Fiscal policy
Only foreign investment
One of the scopes of international economics is...
Transfer of data and technology between countries
National fiscal policy
Domestic inflation
Per capita income
Household consumption
Transfer of labour in international trade means...
Transfer of technology
Transfer of labor between countries
Transfer of capital
Transfer of goods and services
Transfer of policy
The financial system plays an important role in...
Restricting exports and imports
Facilitating smooth international payments
Reducing international trade
Controlling domestic inflation
Determining the level of community consumption
Cultural factors in international cooperation affect...
Exchange rate stability
Lifestyle and behavior patterns of society
Balance of payments
Foreign exchange trade
Cost price calculation
Unstable politics can...
Accelerate international cooperation
Hinder international cooperation
Stabilize the exchange rate
Increase exports
Strengthen the balance of payments
An example of trade between countries is...
Sales between provinces
Exporting goods from Indonesia to Japan
Sales in the domestic market
Trade between cities
Sales within the country
One of the characteristics of trade between countries is...
No exchange of goods
There is a movement of resources across countries
No transfer of technology
Limited only to labor
No impact on the balance of payments
The main driving factor of international trade is...
Similarity of resources
Differences in natural resources between countries
Political stability
Population size
Inflation rate
One of the reasons countries engage in international trade is...
All countries can produce all goods
Not all countries can produce a good by themselves
Trade is unprofitable
Trade increases conflict
Trade reduces foreign exchange
Economic relations in the form of factor production exchange can be...
Export of goods
Transfer of technology
Import of consumer goods
Export of rice
Trade in domestic services
The economic relationship in the form of the exchange of production factors can be in the form of...
Export of goods
Technology transfer
Import of consumer goods
Export of rice
Domestic service trade
The international economic relationship from the perspective of debt occurs because...
Trade and the flow of production factors
Inflation and deflation
Floating exchange rates
Monetary policy
Tax balance
International trade theory analyzes...
The basis for the occurrence of international trade and its benefits
Monetary policy
Foreign policy
Domestic distribution
Inter-city trade
International trade policy includes...
Protectionism
Inflation
Interest subsidies
Per capita income
Domestic exchange rates
The foreign exchange market is...
A place to buy and sell export goods
A framework for currency exchange between countries
A traditional market
A domestic market
A place to buy and sell stocks
The international balance of payments measures...
Inflation
Receipts & payments of a country with other countries
GDP
Fiscal balance
Domestic capital balance
One of the problems of international economics is...
Inflation stability
Trade protectionism
High household consumption
Deficit in the state budget
Budget surplus
Protectionism aims to...
Open free markets
Protect the domestic market
Increase free exports
Eliminate subsidies
Increase globalization
Exchange rate fluctuations are caused by...
Domestic inflation
Supply and demand for currency
Trade balance
Foreign investment
Fiscal policy
Exchange rate fluctuations can worsen...
The world economy
Political stability
National inflation
Household consumption
Domestic production
The problem of international unemployment includes...
Micro problems
Macroeconomic problems
Individual problems
Informal sector problems
Monetary problems
High structural unemployment impacts...
Exchange rate stability
Declining living standards
Increased exports
Increase in foreign exchange reserves
Price stability
The Asian economic crisis of 1997 impacted...
Increase in domestic exchange rates
Decrease in economic growth rate
Increase in foreign debt
Increase in export value
Decrease in poverty
The problem of inequalities is marked by...
Decrease in poverty
Widening gap of injustice
Price stability
Increase in income
Increase in technology
Poor countries struggle because...
Their commodity prices are low
Stable exchange rates
Low inflation
High foreign exchange reserves
High production
Economic globalization is marked by...
No transactions between countries
The flow of goods and services across borders without limits
Limited trade
Closed politics
High protectionism
One of the non-economic factors affecting international trade is...
Exchange rate
Politics
Inflation
Trade balance
Foreign exchange
