Deneme Sınavı Soruları

is the object which has no value as a good but has a value in purchasing goods and services.

is the speed and easiness of an asset to convert currency or demand deposit or any other payment tool.

is the most commonly used financial asset in many countries that can be exchanged with cash

is the instrument that is used to drive out the good money in the market.

is the object which has both a value as a good and a medium of exchange.

I and II

I and IV

III and IV

I, II and III

I, II, III and IV

8

10

12.5

15

17.5

An increase in taxes

A decrease in Money supply

An increase in price level

An increase in production

An increase in government expenditures

The HDI index does not distinguish between different rates of development within a country such as between urban and traditional rural communities.

Giving equal weight to the three main components.

Development is largely about freedom, but the index does not directly measure this.

It uses GDP per capita, but there is no indication of the distribution of income in the country.

The HDI excludes many aspects of economic and social life that could be regarded as contributing to or constraining development, such as crime, corruption, poverty, deprivation, and negative externalities.

Expenditure-switching policies

Production possibilities frontier

Expenditure-threshold policies

Consumption possibilities frontie

Expenditure-changing policies

6,67

10

15

20

25

The continuous increases in general price level for a long time.

The inflation caused by aggregate demand increases.

The situation in which prices increase while production decreases.

The price level at which the aggregate demand is equal to aggregate supply.

The inflation that occurs as a result of increase in input costs

1

0.1

0

-0.01

-0.1

Direct channel

Equation of exchange

Neutrality of money

Velocity of money

Nominal income

It is the curve that shows the relationship between cost level and the amount of production

It is the amount of money that economic units want to keep in case of sudden economic crisis

It is the amount of production realized in the economy in one year

It is the total amount of goods and services demanded at various price levels in an economy.

It is the curve that shows the relationship between the general price level and consumption level.

An increase in government spending where aggregate supply curve is flatter.

An increase in government spending where aggregate supply curve is stepper.

An decrease in government spending where aggregate supply curve is stepper.

An decrease in government spending where aggregate supply curve is flatter.

An increase in taxes where aggregate supply curve is stepper.

Only I

I and II

II and II

I and III

I, II and III

I. and II

II. and III.

III. and VI.

I., II., and III.

I., II., and VI.

Income is autonomous

Government expenditures are autonomous

Government expenditures depend on income

Government expenditures depend on taxes

Taxes depend on national income

lower than

close to

the same as

greater than

similar to

Production Growth Rate 

Economic Growth 

Inflation 

Hyperinflation 

General Price Level 

Only I and III

Only II and III

Only I, III and IV

Only I, II and IV

I, II, III and IV

It is the total of all goods and services produced in an economy for a given period of time,

It is the increase in total employment of the labor in an economy,

It is the growth of energy use in an economy for a given period of time,

Inward shift of the country’s production possibilities frontier.

The rise in the capacity of economy to produce goods and services