Economic geography and regionalism test

Lesson number 1. by 5

Question number 1.
What is the most acceptable way out for overcoming the consequences of the economic crisis and achieving financial stabilization for Russia?
1) reduction of loans;
2) reduction in production and consumption (with an increase in taxes);
3) expansion of production and consumption of goods, tax increases, free prices;
4) free prices;
5) expansion of production and consumption of goods, tax cuts, as well as state regulation of prices.

Question number 2.
What is meant by the sphere of interaction between society and nature within the geographic shell of the Earth?
1)
geographic environment;
2)
society;
3)
biosphere;
4)
ecology;
5)
natural environment.

Question number 3.
What is the natural basis for the development of social production?
1)
bosom;
2)
land;
3)
fixed assets;
4)
natural resources;
5)
revolving funds.

Question number 4.
Which discipline system belongs to the discipline "Economic Geography and Regional Studies"?
1)
natural;
2)
philosophical;
3)
general economic;
4)
ecological;
5)
geographic.

Question number 5.
What method is not used in the study of the discipline "Economic Geography and Regional Studies"?
1) program-target method;
2) the method of system analysis;
3) the method of historical determinism;
4) the method of economic and mathematical modeling;
5) comparative geographical method.



Lesson number 2. by 5


Question number 1.
What is the approach underlying state support for the regions?
1)
Comparative geographical;
2)
program target;
3)
comparative historical;
4)
systemic;
5)
socio-economic.

Question number 2.
The directions of economic and mathematical modeling of territorial economic processes do not include:
1)
drawing up models of territorial proportions of the development of the economic complex of Russia;
2)
compilation of mathematical models for the placement of various sectors of the economy;
3)
modeling the processes of distribution of productive forces in the context of the country and individual regions;
4)
modeling the formation of economic complexes of regions;
5)
compares a number of territorial units using mathematical techniques.

Question number 3.
What method is specific in economic-geographic and regional studies?
1)
method of economic and mathematical modeling;
2)
cartographic method;
3)
comparative geographical method;
4)
index method;
5)
balance method.

Question number 4.
Which method can be used to determine the needs of the regions in resources and goods, in labor, to assess the degree of satisfaction of the region in products due to its own production, the volumes of import and export of the necessary products, and also to identify disparities in the development of the economic complex of the region and outline ways to eliminate them ?
1)
balance method;
2)
system analysis method;
3)
comparative geographical method;
4)
index method;
5)
method of economic and mathematical modeling.

Question number 5.
What method is used to implement urgent and generally significant regional social tasks?
1)
balance method;
2)
cartographic method;
3)
target program method;
4)
system analysis method;
5)
index method.



Lesson number 3. by 5


Question number 1.
According to what concept is the geographic environment and its individual elements the main, determining force of the economic development of any country?
1)
historical determinism;
2)
geographic determinism;
3)
geographical nihilism;
4)
theory of focal points;
5)
growth pole theory.

Question number 2.
What resources are the initial basis of the economy of any industrial society?
1)
technical;
2)
scientific;
3)
natural;
4)
demographic;
5)
technological.

Question number 3.
What factor does not have a decisive effect on the acceleration or deceleration of the development of society?
1)
relations of production;
2)