Deneme Sınavı Soruları

National currencies

Trade goods

Silver

Gold bullion

Precious stones

An economy in which profits continuously increase

A condition where economic processes constantly evolve with rapid growth

A state where economic processes merely reproduce themselves with no changes

A situation in which there is an increase in investment and technological innovation

A state where only landowners and capitalists benefit from economic activities

3.5%

5%

7%

10%

15%

The accumulation and investment of profits originating from surplus created in economic activities.

Government intervention in markets and industries.

The increase in wages and household consumption.

Trade surpluses and international commerce.

Technological innovation and productivity increases.

Low-income countries tend to grow faster than high-income countries.

High-income countries tend to grow faster than low-income countries.

Growth rates are unrelated to the income levels of countries.

All countries experience the same growth rates regardless of income.

High-income countries eventually catch up with low-income countries in terms of growth.

0.9

1.1

1.0

1.25

1.5

To measure economic growth of countries.

To categorize countries' human development achievements based on HDI values.

To determine the political stability of a country.

To compare countries' environmental sustainability.

To rank countries by their population size.

Brain drain refers to the migration of low-skilled workers.

International migration only involves economic factors.

Brain drain is a term used for migration within a country.

Brain drain refers to the migration of well-educated people.

There is no difference; the terms are interchangeable.

Increase government spending

Reduce inflation

Increase the savings and investment ratio of GDP

Lower taxes on businesses

Focus on technological innovation