Introduction to Economics 2 Ara 5. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 20 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

The coefficient that determines the effect of a change in taxes on the level of income is called ________.

 


fiscal equable

 

marginal propensity

 

income changer

 

tax multiplier

 

aggregate multiplier

 


2.Soru

Economists started to discuss the topics about macroeconomics as a result of economic events during the Great Depression. When did the Great Depression take place?


in the 1960s

 

in the 1940s

 

in the 1950s

 

in the 1930s

in the 1970s


3.Soru

Which of the following is defined as the factors that cause autonomous components of aggregate expenditures to reduce? 


Exports

 

Demands

 

Savings

 

Injections

Leakages


4.Soru

In order to obtain the value of then net national product from the gross national product, which of the following addition or subtraction is required?


Subtraction of the total value of amortizations

 

Subtraction of the total value of indirect taxes

 

Subtraction of the total value of direct taxes

 

Addition of the total value of direct and indirect taxes

Addition of the total value of transfer payments


5.Soru

Which of the following institutions does not spend money from a budget allocated for public expenditures?


Funds

 

Floating capital institutions

 

Social security institutions

 

Local administrations

Small scale private companies  


6.Soru

What refers to the relationship between income level and saving?


Saving function

Negative saving

Autonomous consumption

Marginal propensity to save

Average propensity to consume


7.Soru

Which of the following is not among the factors that affect consumption expenditures?


Expected profit

 

Wealth

 

Price expectations

 

Demographic factors

Disposable income


8.Soru

Which of the following is not one group of transfer expenditures?


Economic transfers

 

Financial transfers

 

Interest tranfers

 

Social transfers

Debt payments


9.Soru

If public sector and balance of foreign tade gives budget deficit, it is called _______.


balanced deficit

 

double deficit

 

twin deficit

 

planned deficit

 

structural deficit


10.Soru

What does any change in taxes affect inversely via tax multiplier?


Financial transfers

 

Interest rates

 

Output

 

Income

Debt payments


11.Soru

Which of the following types of unemployment will result from the use of capital-intensive techniques in a field where labor-intensive production methods have been applied for a long-time?


Hidden unemployment

 

Frictional unemployment

 

Cyclical unemployment

 

Technological unemployment

Seasonal unemployment


12.Soru

Which of the following expresses the increase in the production capacity of the economy?


Inflation

 

Economic growth

 

Business cycle

 

Recession

Interest rate


13.Soru

When a part of consumption is independent of the income it is called _______.


autonomous consumption

 

saving function

 

marginal propensity to consume

 

disposable income

planned inventory investment


14.Soru

According to below chart, which assumption is made regarding the investment expenditures (I)?


Investment expenditures are not affected by income

 

Investment expenditures are not affected by interest rate

 

Investment expenditures are not affected by technological improvements

 

Investment expenditures are not affected by capacity utilization

Investment expenditures are constant


15.Soru

In which model in the equilibrium approach, the economy is in constant balance?


Macroeconomic

 

Keynesian

 

Classical

 

Microeconomic

Expenditure


16.Soru

Which of the following does microeconomics analyze?


Relationships among variables

 

Price of all goods

 

How markets operate

 

How services are produced

Demand for all goods


17.Soru

Which of the following figures should be used to indicate the effect of an increase in autonomous taxes on aggregate expenditures?



18.Soru

What happens if the planned expenditure is greater than the value of current production?


production will increase

 

production will decrease

 

production remains the same

 

stocks increase

 

GDP decreases


19.Soru

Which of the following creates the multiplier effect?


Decrease in income

 

Decrease in public expenditures

 

Increase in savings

 

Increase in consumption expenditures

Decrease in taxes


20.Soru

If a government wants to increase aggregate expenditures, which of the following does it need to apply?


Aggregate fiscal policy

 

Flexible fiscal policy

 

Expansionary fiscal policy

 

Contractionary fiscal policy

 

Contractionary fiscal policy