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Экономическая активность

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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1.

What is the name of the chapter dedicated to measuring a country's income?

a)

Chapter 23

b)

Chapter 15

c)

Chapter 10

d)

Chapter 5

2.

What assumptions are made in the circular-flow diagram regarding households?

a)

Households spend all their income and buy all goods and services.

b)

Households produce all goods and services.

c)

Households pay wages, rent, and profit to resource owners.

d)

Households sell factors of production in the markets.

3.

What do firms do according to the assumptions of the circular flow model?

a)

Firms pay wages, rent, and profits to resource owners.

b)

Firms buy all goods and services.

c)

Firms spend all their income.

d)

Firms sell factors of production to households.

4.

What does the Circular-Flow Diagram show in economics?

a)

Interaction between firms and households through markets for goods, services, and factors of production

b)

Only the movement of goods between countries

c)

Only the distribution of profits among firms

d)

Only government expenditures

5.

What do market prices reflect in the context of GDP?

a)

Cost of goods

b)

Quantity of goods

c)

Quality of services

d)

Inflation rate

6.

What goods are included in the calculation of GDP?

a)

All goods produced in the economy and legally sold in the markets

b)

Only goods produced and consumed at home

c)

Only goods produced and sold illegally

d)

All goods, regardless of the method of sale

7.

What types of goods and services are accounted for in the measurement of GDP?

a)

Only tangible goods

b)

Only intangible services

c)

Tangible goods and intangible services

d)

Only exported goods

8.

What does "G" stand for in the formula for GDP components?

a)

Government purchases

b)

Consumption

c)

Investments

d)

Net exports

9.

Which of the following services relates to the "Consumption" component?

a)

Education expenses

b)

Purchase of new housing

c)

Road construction

d)

Purchase of stocks

10.

What exception exists for the "Consumption" component in GDP?

a)

Purchase of new housing

b)

Purchase of food products

c)

Purchase of clothing

d)

Purchase of communication services

11.

Which expenses are NOT included in government purchases (G) when calculating GDP?

a)

Transfer payments

b)

Expenditures on goods and services

c)

Gross investments

d)

Expenditures of local authorities

12.

What does the indicator "net exports" (Net exports, NX) in the GDP composition mean?

a)

NX = Exports - Imports

b)

NX = Imports - Exports

c)

NX = Exports + Imports

d)

NX = Imports / Exports

13.

What is import in the context of GDP components?

a)

Residents' expenditures on foreign goods

b)

Foreigners' expenditures on goods produced domestically

c)

Production of goods for export

d)

Domestic investments

14.

What was the GDP per capita in the USA in 2015?

a)

$55,822

b)

$38,218

c)

$9,919

d)

$1,657

15.

What share of the US GDP was accounted for by consumption in 2015?

a)

68%

b)

50%

c)

80%

d)

30%

16.

Which component of the US GDP had a negative value in 2018?

a)

Net exports (Net exports, NX)

b)

Consumption (Consumption, C)

c)

Investment (Investment, I)

d)

Government purchases (Government purchases, G)

17.

What does the term "inflation" mean?

a)

Increase in the overall price level in the economy

b)

Decrease in the overall price level in the economy

c)

Increase in the production of goods

d)

Decrease in the unemployment rate

18.

Select the correct formula for calculating inflation in the second year:

a)

(GDP deflator in year 2 - GDP deflator in year 1) / GDP deflator in year 1 × 100

b)

(GDP deflator in year 1 - GDP deflator in year 2) / GDP deflator in year 2 × 100

c)

(GDP deflator in year 2 + GDP deflator in year 1) / 2 × 100

d)

GDP deflator in year 2 / GDP deflator in year 1 × 100

19.

How did the real GDP of the US economy change from 1965 to 2015?

a)

Increased by more than four times

b)

Decreased by half

c)

Remained at the same level

d)

Increased by 10%

20.

What happens to real GDP during a recession?

a)

Real GDP increases

b)

Real GDP remains unchanged

c)

Real GDP decreases

d)

Real GDP doubles

21.

What does the graph in Figure 2 show?

a)

Data on real GDP in the USA since 1965, including periods of recession.

b)

Data on unemployment in the USA since 1965.

c)

Data on nominal GDP in the USA since 1965.

d)

Data on population growth in the USA since 1965.

22.

In what units is real GDP measured on the graph?

a)

In billions of dollars of 2012.

b)

In billions of dollars of 2020.

c)

In billions of euros.

d)

In billions of rubles.

23.

From which year does the data on the graph of the real GDP of the USA start?

a)

From 1965.

b)

From 1950.

c)

From 1980.

d)

From 2000.

24.

What does the abbreviation GDP (ВВП) mean in economics?

a)

Gross Domestic Product

b)

Gross External Product

c)

Global Currency Indicator

d)

Internal Currency Rate

25.

What can be the result of a higher GDP?

a)

Better healthcare and education systems

b)

Increase in unemployment

c)

Decrease in quality of life

d)

Reduction in government spending

26.

What aspect of income distribution does GDP reflect?

a)

GDP does not say anything about income distribution.

b)

GDP fully reflects income distribution.

c)

GDP only takes into account the income of the rich.

d)

GDP only takes into account the income of the poor.

27.

What indicators are worse in poor countries with low GDP per capita?

a)

Life expectancy, literacy, and internet usage

b)

Inflation rate and export of goods

c)

Access to clean water and level of urbanization

d)

Number of cars per capita

28.

Which statement is true for countries with low GDP per capita?

a)

Fewer school-age children actually attend school

b)

More children receive higher education

c)

More children have access to the internet

d)

Fewer children suffer from malnutrition

29.

Which of the following statements is NOT a consequence of low GDP per capita?

a)

More televisions

b)

Fewer phones

c)

Fewer paved roads

d)

Fewer households with electricity

30.

In which country is the average life expectancy 54 years?

a)

Nigeria

b)

Indonesia

c)

Pakistan

d)

Brazil