Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Which of the following are the three basic components of mental accounting according to Richard Thaler (1999)?

What is one of the resctrictions on personal decision-making which suggests that people can’t all effectively analyse enormous amounts of information before making a decision, which restricts their capacity to make thoughtful decisions in bounded rationality theory?

Which expectations hypothesis determines the expectations of economic decision-makers about future values, the average of the past values of the variable considered for the past period or the weighted average values?

What are individuals who prefer less risky situations or they try to minimize risk called?

Choose the option that completes the following sentence correctly.

"The price of acquiring information, lack of data access, and asymmetric information are the main causes of .......... information."

I. Expectations are predictions or projections made by decision-makers.

II. Expectations are inherently subjective, which means they represent the individual’s own judgments.

III. It’s not necessary to limit an expectation for a specific economic variable to a single forecasted value. 

IV. Expectations are separate from the holder or the decision-maker and they have independent life.

Which of the given can be said to be true about expectations?

Choose the option that completes the following sentence correctly.

"The .......... expectation hypothesis’ fundamental flaw is the presumption that each agent is an expert in economics."

The idea of restoring expectations which deals with the expectations of employers and employees against inflation is based on whose study?

Why are people emphasized as homo sapiens instead of being named as homo economicus in reality?

I. The rational expectation hypothesis’ fundamental flaw is the presumption that each agent is an expert in economics.

II. The rational expectations hypothesis treats future expectations as an average of past changes.

III. It makes the assumption that people will ignore information regarding potential changes in policy variables.

Which of the given can be said to be a criticism of the rational expectation hypothesis?

Which below is a characteristic of the reflective system?

What is the attitudes, tendencies, or psychological moods towards events of unknown outcome?

I. According to the rational expectations theory, a variable’s future expected value is equal to the best estimation made about it using all of the information that is currently available.

II. According to the economic theory of rational expectations, people make judgments based on any information available in the market and leave out historical trends.

III. In accordance with rational expectations, people will occasionally make mistakes but generally make the right decisions.

What can said to be true about rational expectations?

The Allais Paradox challenges which core axiom of expected utility theory?

People enjoy having a feeling of identity, whether it be to their religion, nation, language, or even preferred sports team! As a result, people spend money they otherwise would not in order to blend in and be accepted as a group member.

Which of the following best describes the explanation given above?

Choosing the best among the all alternatives is an example of ...

Which of the following is not one of the possible causes of status quo behavior?

Which of the following combination of disciplines form the behavioral economics?

What do people use  to estimate the likelihood of an event and the value of something?

What is an interdisciplinary field that combines insights from psychology, sociology, and economics to understand how people make decisions and how those decisions impact the economy?