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Supplementary objective test questions




              CHAPTER 4 – MACROECONOMICS I – THE DOMESTIC ECONOMY


              4.1  Governments wish to control inflation because

                   A     it redistributes from rich to poor people

                   B     it damages international competitiveness


                   C     it reduces government tax revenue

                   D     it reduces unemployment


              4.2  The expenditure method of measuring national income:

                   A     Measures economic activity by summing the value of expenditure on
                         consumer goods

                   B     Measures economic activity by summing of expenditure on final goods

                   C     Measures economic activity by summing the value of expenditure on all
                         goods

                   D     Is determined by the income method


              4.3  If in a closed economy, consumption expenditure increases from $18,000m
                   to $19,500m when national income increases from $20,000m to $26,000m,
                   then the marginal propensity to consume out of national income is:


                   A     0.25 and the multiplier is 1.33

                   B     0.75 and the multiplier is 1.33

                   C     0.25 and the multiplier is 2

                   D     0.75 and the multiplier is 2


              4.4  The accelerator principle states that:


                   A     Investment is increased when interest rates fall.

                   B     An increase in consumer demand leads to a more than proportionate
                         increase in the level of investment

                   C     An increase in investment will lead to a more than proportionate increase in
                         output


                   D     The rate of change of investment affects the rate of change of output




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