Econometrics test MPEI
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Task 1.
Question 1. What is the literal translation of the term "Econometrics"?
1.measuring economics;
2. economics of measurements;
3. measurement of the economy;
4. measurement of results;
5. housekeeping.
Question 2. Which of the following models are econometric?
1.Leontiev's input-output model,
2.the results of research by Frisch and Tinbergen and their followers,
3. Cobb-Douglas production function;
4. system of national accounting;
5. Leontief input-output model, research results of Frisch and Tinbergen and their followers, Cobb-Douglas production function.
Question 3. What are the economic dimensions?
1.accurate;
2. imprecise;
3. erroneous;
4. random;
5. related to random errors.
Question 4. In what case is it concluded that there is an observed pattern?
1.if an accidental coincidence has a high probability;
2. if a coincidence is unlikely;
3. if an accidental mismatch is unlikely;
4. if an accidental mismatch has a high probability;
5. there is no correct answer.
Question 5. What are the names of econometric models that represent the dependence of the effective indicator on time?
1. regression models;
2. systems of simultaneous equations;
3. time series models;
4. Cobb-Douglas model;
5. there is no correct answer.
Task 2.
Question 1. What is the name of the model of temporal data in econometrics, explaining the behavior of the resultant indicator depending on the previous values of the factor variables?
1.expectation models;
2. autoregressive models;
3. models with distributed lag;
4. models of stationary rows;
5. models of non-stationary series.
Question 2. What is the name of the model of temporal data in econometrics, explaining the behavior of the resultant attribute and dependence on the previous values of the resultant variables?
1.expectation models;
2. autoregressive models;
3. models with distributed lag;
4. models of stationary rows;
5. models of non-stationary series.
Question 3. What is the name of the model of temporal data in econometrics, explaining the behavior of the resultant indicator, depending on the future values of the factor or resultant variables?
1.expectation models;
2. autoregressive models;
3. models with distributed lag;
4. models of stationary rows;
5. models of non-stationary series.
Question 4. How many effective features in econometrics can be predicted based on a system of interrelated regression equations?
1. as many effective signs as there are behavioral equations and identities in the system;
2. as many effective signs as behavioral equations are included in the system;
3. one-half of the effective attributes;
4. the first effective feature and the last one;
5.the number of effective signs that were determined
Question 1. What is the literal translation of the term "Econometrics"?
1.measuring economics;
2. economics of measurements;
3. measurement of the economy;
4. measurement of results;
5. housekeeping.
Question 2. Which of the following models are econometric?
1.Leontiev's input-output model,
2.the results of research by Frisch and Tinbergen and their followers,
3. Cobb-Douglas production function;
4. system of national accounting;
5. Leontief input-output model, research results of Frisch and Tinbergen and their followers, Cobb-Douglas production function.
Question 3. What are the economic dimensions?
1.accurate;
2. imprecise;
3. erroneous;
4. random;
5. related to random errors.
Question 4. In what case is it concluded that there is an observed pattern?
1.if an accidental coincidence has a high probability;
2. if a coincidence is unlikely;
3. if an accidental mismatch is unlikely;
4. if an accidental mismatch has a high probability;
5. there is no correct answer.
Question 5. What are the names of econometric models that represent the dependence of the effective indicator on time?
1. regression models;
2. systems of simultaneous equations;
3. time series models;
4. Cobb-Douglas model;
5. there is no correct answer.
Task 2.
Question 1. What is the name of the model of temporal data in econometrics, explaining the behavior of the resultant indicator depending on the previous values of the factor variables?
1.expectation models;
2. autoregressive models;
3. models with distributed lag;
4. models of stationary rows;
5. models of non-stationary series.
Question 2. What is the name of the model of temporal data in econometrics, explaining the behavior of the resultant attribute and dependence on the previous values of the resultant variables?
1.expectation models;
2. autoregressive models;
3. models with distributed lag;
4. models of stationary rows;
5. models of non-stationary series.
Question 3. What is the name of the model of temporal data in econometrics, explaining the behavior of the resultant indicator, depending on the future values of the factor or resultant variables?
1.expectation models;
2. autoregressive models;
3. models with distributed lag;
4. models of stationary rows;
5. models of non-stationary series.
Question 4. How many effective features in econometrics can be predicted based on a system of interrelated regression equations?
1. as many effective signs as there are behavioral equations and identities in the system;
2. as many effective signs as behavioral equations are included in the system;
3. one-half of the effective attributes;
4. the first effective feature and the last one;
5.the number of effective signs that were determined
Additional Information
Task 1.Question 1. What is the literal translation of the term "Econometrics"?
1.measuring economics;
2. economics of measurements;
3. measurement of the economy;
4. measurement of results;
5. housekeeping.
Question 2. Which of the following models are econometric?
1.Leontiev's input-output model,
2.the results of research by Frisch and Tinbergen and their followers,
3. Cobb-Douglas production function;
4. system of national accounting;
5. Leontief input-output model, research results of Frisch and Tinbergen and their followers, Cobb-Douglas production function.
Question 3. What are the economic dimensions?
1.accurate;
2. imprecise;
3. erroneous;
4. random;
5. related to random errors.
Question 4. In what case is it concluded that there is an observed pattern?
1.if an accidental coincidence has a high probability;
2. if a coincidence is unlikely;
3. if an accidental mismatch is unlikely;
4. if an accidental mismatch has a high probability;
5. there is no correct answer.
Question 5. What are the names of econometric models that represent the dependence of the effective indicator on time?
1. regression models;
2. systems of simultaneous equations;
3. time series models;
4. Cobb-Douglas model;
5. there is no correct answer.
Task 2.
Question 1. What is the name of the model of temporal data in econometrics, explaining the behavior of the resultant indicator depending on the previous values of the factor variables?
1.expectation models;
2. autoregressive models;
3. models with distributed lag;
4. models of stationary rows;
5. models of non-stationary series.
Question 2. What is the name of the model of temporal data in econometrics, explaining the behavior of the resultant attribute and dependence on the previous values of the resultant variables?
1.expectation models;
2. autoregressive models;
3. models with distributed lag;
4. models of stationary rows;
5. models of non-stationary series.
Question 3. What is the name of the model of temporal data in econometrics, explaining the behavior of the resultant indicator, depending on the future values of the factor or resultant variables?
1.expectation models;
2. autoregressive models;
3. models with distributed lag;
4. models of stationary rows;
5. models of non-stationary series.
Question 4. How many effective features in econometrics can be predicted based on a system of interrelated regression equations?
1. as many effective signs as there are behavioral equations and identities in the system;
2. as many effective signs as behavioral equations are included in the system;
3. one-half of the effective attributes;
4. the first effective feature and the last one;
5.the number of effective signs that were determined
