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Ecs1601 assessment 1 2024


Economics IB (University of South Africa)

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Started on Monday, 13 May 2024, 2:46 PM
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Completed on Monday, 13 May 2024, 4:05 PM
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What is the correct definition of the opportunity cost of a choice?


a.
the opportunity to make a different choice.

b.
the monetary value to the decision-maker of the choice made.

c.
the value to the decision-maker of the alternative that could have been chosen.

d.
the monetary value of the best alternative that was chosen instead of the alternative.

e.
the cost of the alternative.
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Every time a choice is made, opportunity cost is incurred; and economists always
measure cost in terms of opportunity cost. The cost of using a resource is measured by
determining how it could have been used alternatively, not necessarily what it cost to
purchase. See page 2 of the prescribed book.
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Spending on goods produced in the is a/an into the circular flow of goods
and services in the domestic economy.

(i) domestic economy; leakage
(ii) foreign sector; Leakage
(iii) foreign sector; injection
(iv) domestic economy; injection


a.
(ii) and (iii) are correct.

b.
Only (ii) is correct.

c.
(ii) and (iv) are correct.

d.
Only (iv) is correct.
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See Section 1.5 of the prescribed book.




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The circular flow model reveals that a decrease in South African imports will … .


a.
increase output and income in the rest of the world

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