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1
Structural stagnation differs from a normal cycle by its:
Depth
Duration
Speed
Magnitude
2
Suppose nominal GDP is $100 and GDP deflator is 200, then real GDP is equal to:
$25
$50
$100
$10
3
A business cycle peak is followed by a:
Downturn
Expansion
Recovery
Trough
4
Expectations based on past inflation are called:
Rational
Random
Adaptive
Extrapolative
5
Inflation that economists’ models predict is:
Adaptive
Extrapolative
Passive
Rational
6
An increase in government spending shifts AD:
Vertical
Neutral
Right
Left
7
If GDP at year 1 is 1000 and GDP at year 2 is 1500, how much is the economic growth in year 2:
10%
40%
50%
30%
8
Which index is used to calculate inflation?
Employment Index
Producer Price Index
General Index
Consumer Price Index
9
Frictional unemployment arises when workers:
Switch Job
Retire
Face layoffs
Lose Skills
10
If wages and productivity grow at the same rate, inflationary pressure is:
Uncertain
Moderate
High
None
11
A recession is defined as a decline in real GDP for at least:
One year
Three quarters
Two quarters
One quarter
12
Long-run economic growth is driven by:
Aggregate demand shifts
Technological progress
Price rigidity
Temporary stimulus
13
Nominal GDP is valued at:
Real terms
Base-year prices
Current prices
Constant dollars
14
Per capita output equals total output divided by:
GDP
Savings
Net Exports
Population
15
Unemployment due to skill mismatch is called:
Frictional
Cyclical
Structural
Seasonal
16
Supposer CPI in 2010 is 100 and CPI 2 is 150, how much is inflation rate:
100%
10%
1%
50%
17
Which one is not included as a phase of business cycle:
The Peak
The upturn
The downturn
The shift
18
The most important measure of the real sector is:
Unemployment
Inflation
Business cycle
GDP
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Real GDP is adjusted for:
Population
Export growth
Investment
Inflation
20
What measures the continuous rise in the general price level?
Balance of Payments
Unemployment
Inflation
GDP