Macroeconomics advanced issues Synergy
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Advanced Macroeconomics (Synergy test answers) 30 questions 87/100 points. After the purchase, you will receive answers to questions that are in the product description.
1. Ceteris paribus, price increases ...
cuts nominal wages
reduces the real money supply
improves the welfare of creditors at the expense of debtors
gives rise to a positive effect of real cash balances
puts downward pressure on the interest rate
2. A shift in the aggregate supply curve can be caused by … policies
only fiscal
only monetary
both fiscal and monetary
only technological
3. Wage growth is a source of cost-push inflation when it...
outpaces labor productivity growth
lags behind labor productivity growth
lagging behind price growth
outstrips the growth of costs for other resources
4. Gross domestic product (GDP) is different from gross national income (GNI)…
by the value of the balance between income received by residents of a given country abroad and income received by foreign residents in the territory of this country
the fact that GNI includes only final goods and services produced and sold by national residents located in the territory of a given country
the fact that GDP is the sum of all goods and services produced, in contrast to GNI, which is the sum of all goods and services sold
by the amount of the balance between incomes received by legal entities and individuals of this country abroad
5. It is not true that under full employment … leads to inflation
rapid growth in the money supply
productivity growth in agriculture
wage growth that exceeds labor productivity growth,
an increase in the state budget deficit financed by the Central Bank,
6. A favorable supply shock occurs when...
environmental protection law increases production costs
The Central Bank increases the money supply
unions force government to raise wages
the international oil cartel is liquidated, which leads to a fall in world oil prices
flood destroys part of the crop
7. According to the imperfect information model, when the price level rises, if the producer expected prices to rise, he ...
will increase output
will not change the output
will reduce output
hire fewer workers
hire more workers
8. In the consumption function, which has the form C = 150 + 0,85Y. The value of Y increases by one unit, then in this case savings ...
are reduced by 0,85 units.
are reduced by 0,15 units.
increase by 0,15 units.
increase by 0,85 units.
9. In the AD-AS model, the initial impact of rising consumer optimism leads to a shift…
short-term AS curve to the right
short-term AS curve to the left
AD curve to the right
AD curve to the left
long-term AS curve to the left
10. If the economy is described by the data given in the table, then the real interest rate in the second year compared to the first ....
not changed
increased by 5%
decreased by 10%
decreased by 5%
11. If the disposable personal income of employee X increased from 12 thousand rubles. up to 17 thousand rubles, and the level of his savings increased from -1000 rubles. up to +1000 rubles, then the marginal propensity X to ...
savings is 3/5
consumption is 1/2
consumption is 3/5
consumption is 1/6
12. If, in order to reduce the balance of payments deficit, the Spanish government decides to establish control over foreign trade, then one of the consequences of this decision will be to reduce ...
inflation rate in the country
economic growth
Spanish exports
import of goods and services to Spain
employment rate in Spain
13. It is not true that a supply shock occurs if...
oil cartel raises world oil prices
unions force government to raise wages
The Central Bank increases the money supply
drought destroys part of the crop
1. Ceteris paribus, price increases ...
cuts nominal wages
reduces the real money supply
improves the welfare of creditors at the expense of debtors
gives rise to a positive effect of real cash balances
puts downward pressure on the interest rate
2. A shift in the aggregate supply curve can be caused by … policies
only fiscal
only monetary
both fiscal and monetary
only technological
3. Wage growth is a source of cost-push inflation when it...
outpaces labor productivity growth
lags behind labor productivity growth
lagging behind price growth
outstrips the growth of costs for other resources
4. Gross domestic product (GDP) is different from gross national income (GNI)…
by the value of the balance between income received by residents of a given country abroad and income received by foreign residents in the territory of this country
the fact that GNI includes only final goods and services produced and sold by national residents located in the territory of a given country
the fact that GDP is the sum of all goods and services produced, in contrast to GNI, which is the sum of all goods and services sold
by the amount of the balance between incomes received by legal entities and individuals of this country abroad
5. It is not true that under full employment … leads to inflation
rapid growth in the money supply
productivity growth in agriculture
wage growth that exceeds labor productivity growth,
an increase in the state budget deficit financed by the Central Bank,
6. A favorable supply shock occurs when...
environmental protection law increases production costs
The Central Bank increases the money supply
unions force government to raise wages
the international oil cartel is liquidated, which leads to a fall in world oil prices
flood destroys part of the crop
7. According to the imperfect information model, when the price level rises, if the producer expected prices to rise, he ...
will increase output
will not change the output
will reduce output
hire fewer workers
hire more workers
8. In the consumption function, which has the form C = 150 + 0,85Y. The value of Y increases by one unit, then in this case savings ...
are reduced by 0,85 units.
are reduced by 0,15 units.
increase by 0,15 units.
increase by 0,85 units.
9. In the AD-AS model, the initial impact of rising consumer optimism leads to a shift…
short-term AS curve to the right
short-term AS curve to the left
AD curve to the right
AD curve to the left
long-term AS curve to the left
10. If the economy is described by the data given in the table, then the real interest rate in the second year compared to the first ....
not changed
increased by 5%
decreased by 10%
decreased by 5%
11. If the disposable personal income of employee X increased from 12 thousand rubles. up to 17 thousand rubles, and the level of his savings increased from -1000 rubles. up to +1000 rubles, then the marginal propensity X to ...
savings is 3/5
consumption is 1/2
consumption is 3/5
consumption is 1/6
12. If, in order to reduce the balance of payments deficit, the Spanish government decides to establish control over foreign trade, then one of the consequences of this decision will be to reduce ...
inflation rate in the country
economic growth
Spanish exports
import of goods and services to Spain
employment rate in Spain
13. It is not true that a supply shock occurs if...
oil cartel raises world oil prices
unions force government to raise wages
The Central Bank increases the money supply
drought destroys part of the crop
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14. If the central bank of Greece undertakes a policy aimed at reducing the interest rate, then as a result of this, long-term capital flows from Greece will decreaselong-term capital flows to Greece will increase
short-term capital flows from Greece will decrease
reduced short-term capital flows to Greece
short-term capital flows in Greece will not change
15. If the real exchange rate between the currencies of the United States and Japan does not change, although the inflation rate in the United States is 6%, and in Japan - 3%, then the cost of ...
dollar against yen will rise by 3%
yen up 3% against dollar
yen up 6% against dollar
yen up 9% against dollar
16. With the growth of the real exchange rate (strengthening of the national currency) ...
exports are declining, but imports are not changing
imports are declining, while exports are not changing
exports up, imports down
exports are down, imports are up
the ratio of exports and imports does not change
17. If two countries can independently produce two different goods and each of these countries specializes in the production of the goods for the production of which it has a comparative advantage, then in mutual trade ...
countries will become even more independent from each other
the unemployment rate will rise in one country and fall in another
one country will have more efficient production, and the other less efficient
prosperity of both countries will increase
18. When revaluing the national currency (ceteris paribus) ...
industries oriented to the consumption of imported raw materials will suffer
export-oriented industries will suffer
Unemployment may rise in the country's trading partners
it is about the failure of the government of this country
19. Let the import function have the form: 100 + 0,1Y, and export - an exogenous value, in this case, with income Y = 500 and a trade deficit equal to 50, the export value will be ...
0
50
75
100
20. To combat inflation, the Central Bank should:
21. If the economy is initially in long-run equilibrium, then as a result of the reduction in military spending according to the AS-AD model in the long run ... compared to initial values
22. If a country exports more goods and services than it imports, does not give or receive gifts, then the balance of the account ...
23. The money supply will increase if...
24. In the Keynesian model of the economy, the equilibrium level of GDP is the level of GDP at which ...
25. The highest savings rate is typical for ...
26. If the value of exports from the US in dollars does not change, as well as the value of imports to the US in pounds sterling (and in other foreign currencies), then with a 10% depreciation of the dollar ...
27. If the GDP of country X in 2010 amounted to 150 billion dollars (in 2010 prices), the GDP deflator in 2010 was 120%, then the value of real GDP in 2010 was …
28. If investments become very sensitive to the interest rate, then on the IS-LM chart ...
29. It can be argued that the government corrects for a negative supply shock if it …
30. It is not true that ... is considered in macroeconomics as an investment