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Economics in the News (2nd October 2020)
Economics in the News (2nd October 2020)
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Here is our weekly Quiz quiz on economics and business in the news over recent days.
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1
Which of these businesses
did not
announce plans to close outlets with the loss of many jobs?
B&M
Burger King
Gregg
TSB Bank
2
The government says that people will get free access to a training course if they do not have?
A full time job
A degree qualification
A driving licence
An A Level or equivalent qualification
3
Amazon estimates 20,000 workers in the US have contracted Covid-19 since March. How many people do they employ in total?
250,000
740,000
2,270,000
1,400,000
4
UK beef exports to the USA will resume for the first time since the Mad Cows scandal in which decade?
1980s
1970s
2000s
1990s
5
Which telecoms firm has won a contract to provide 5G infrastructure in place of Huawei?
Cisco Systems
AT&T
Nokia
Mexico Telecom
6
Asda has been bought by which billionaire brothers in £6.8bn deal
Allie and Lexi - The Kaplan Twins
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss
Jim and Geoff Riley
Zuber and Mohsin Issa
7
From the 1st October 2020, it is illegal for businesses in England to sell or supply
Plastic stirrers
Plastic straws
Plastic-stemmed cotton buds
Plastic pens
8
A train powered by what took a maiden journey on the UK rail network this week?
Biofuel
Solar power
Hydrogen
Wind power
9
Subway (Ireland) has been told their hot sandwiches must now be taxed because they contain too much?
Guinness
Fat
Salt
Sugar
10
Which country voted in a referendum to continue free movement of labour with the EU?
Norway
Belarus
United Kingdom
Switzerland
11
Which university has announced it will cut all of their fossil fuel investments by 2030?
Durham
Havard
Cambridge
Oxford
12
Which grocer has overtaken Tesco to be the UK's biggest in terms of stock market value?
Aldi
Ocado
Waitrose
Lidl