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A short economics quiz on the basics of inflation.
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Inflation is defined as a rise in _____________ price levels.
wage
overall
wants
needs
2
A measurement of a representative collection of goods and services
a gaggle
a bundle
a DLC
a market basket
3
The short-run Phillips curve proves that if either inflation or unemployment is high, the other is generally low.
False
True
4
Which group of persons is most hurt by inflation?
Immigrants
Union Members
Government Workers
Fixed Income Persons
5
When there is high inflation, which group of people can actually benefit (a little)?
debtors/borrowers
bankers/creditors
elderly on Social Security
teachers
6
Current Inflation levels show prices increasing on the average around __________%.
under 1%
8%
5 - 7%
2 - 3%
7
Inflation caused by too much money chasing too few goods.
Cost Push Inflation
Demand Pull Inflation
Chronic Inflation
Hyperinflation
8
Inflation caused by rising costs of production increasing final costs.
Demand Pull Inflation
Chronic Inflation
HyperInflation
Cost Push Inflation
9
The opposite of inflation, a lowering of average price levels.
Hyperinflation
Cost Push
Deflation
Demand Pull
10
Inflation is measured at the BLS by using a tool called
Price Fixes
Unemployment Rate
Consumer Price Index
Core Inflation
11
Why are food and energy removed from the CPI to create the Core PI?
Too volatile
A Necessity
Hard to measure
Too expensive
12
Shrinking the product to be smaller but keeping prices the same actually is a
price decrease.
price increase!
environmentally sensitive.
just a way to be efficient
13
IF THE GOVERNMENT
RAISES
TAXES, THIS IS AN EFFORT TO COMBAT INFLATION.
False
True
14
An automatic increase in a person's income based on the inflation rate.
Price Hike
Boost in Pay
Cost Push
Cost Of Living Adjustment
15
The #unemployed divided by the #employed + # unemployed X 100 = Unemployment Rate UNR)
False
True