Peninawanjirun
On this page, you find all documents, package deals, and flashcards offered by seller peninawanjirun.
- 28
- 0
- 5
Community
- Followers
- Following
34 items
EC140 - Midterm 1 (CHAPTER 19) Questions with accurate answers [verified]Graded A+
Canada's unemployment rate has been as low as ________ in the 1960s and as high as ________ during the recession in the early 1980s. 
A. 2.4%; 10% 
B. 5.5%; 17% 
C. 2.0%; 15% 
D. 4.6%; 14% 
E. 3.4%; 12% -Answers- E. 3.4%; 12% 
 
If one Canadian dollar can be exchanged for 0.5 euros, we say that the Canadian−euro exchange rate is 
A. 2.0. 
B. 0.5. 
C. 5.0. 
D. 20. 
E. 1.0. -Answers- A. 2.0.
- Package deal
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 7 pages •
Canada's unemployment rate has been as low as ________ in the 1960s and as high as ________ during the recession in the early 1980s. 
A. 2.4%; 10% 
B. 5.5%; 17% 
C. 2.0%; 15% 
D. 4.6%; 14% 
E. 3.4%; 12% -Answers- E. 3.4%; 12% 
 
If one Canadian dollar can be exchanged for 0.5 euros, we say that the Canadian−euro exchange rate is 
A. 2.0. 
B. 0.5. 
C. 5.0. 
D. 20. 
E. 1.0. -Answers- A. 2.0.
EC140 - Midterm 1 (CHAPTER 20) Questions with accurate answers [verified]Graded A+
Consider the circular flow of expenditure and income in the Canadian economy. Which of the following is an injection into the circular flow? 
A. You put $500 into your TFSA (tax−free savings account). 
B. Bombardier imports machine parts from Germany. 
C. Loblaws pays corporate income tax to the federal government. 
D. You make an online purchase from a U.S. retailer. 
E. Bombardier exports subway cars to Mexico. - Answers-E. Bombardier exports subway cars to Mexico. 
 
In macroeconomics, what...
- Package deal
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 3 pages •
Consider the circular flow of expenditure and income in the Canadian economy. Which of the following is an injection into the circular flow? 
A. You put $500 into your TFSA (tax−free savings account). 
B. Bombardier imports machine parts from Germany. 
C. Loblaws pays corporate income tax to the federal government. 
D. You make an online purchase from a U.S. retailer. 
E. Bombardier exports subway cars to Mexico. - Answers-E. Bombardier exports subway cars to Mexico. 
 
In macroeconomics, what...
EC140 - Midterm 1 (CHAPTER 21] questions with accurate answers [verified]Graded A+
In each of the four expenditure categories, national income accounts measure ________ expenditures, while the theoretical model of the economy deals with ________ expenditures. 
A. actual; desired 
B. desired; actual 
C. induced; exogenous 
D. endogenous; exogenous 
E. actual; autonomous -Answer- A. actual; desired 
 
In a simple model of the economy, without government or taxes, a shock that causes an upward shift of the aggregate consumption function also causes ________ shift of the saving fu...
- Package deal
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 5 pages •
In each of the four expenditure categories, national income accounts measure ________ expenditures, while the theoretical model of the economy deals with ________ expenditures. 
A. actual; desired 
B. desired; actual 
C. induced; exogenous 
D. endogenous; exogenous 
E. actual; autonomous -Answer- A. actual; desired 
 
In a simple model of the economy, without government or taxes, a shock that causes an upward shift of the aggregate consumption function also causes ________ shift of the saving fu...
EC140 Midterm 1 questions with accurate answers [verified]
Appreciation - Answer-A fall in the exchange rate—it now takes less units of domestic currency to purchase one unit of foreign currency. 
 
Value added - Answer-=sales rev - cost of intermediate goods 
=wages paid to workers + profits paid to owners 
 
Measuring GDP Expenditure Side - Answer-Consumption 
Investment Expenditure (Inventory, new plant and equipment, new housing) 
Government Purchases 
Net Exports 
 
Measuring GDP Income Side - Answer-Factor payments: wages + salaries, interest, ...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 4 pages •
Appreciation - Answer-A fall in the exchange rate—it now takes less units of domestic currency to purchase one unit of foreign currency. 
 
Value added - Answer-=sales rev - cost of intermediate goods 
=wages paid to workers + profits paid to owners 
 
Measuring GDP Expenditure Side - Answer-Consumption 
Investment Expenditure (Inventory, new plant and equipment, new housing) 
Government Purchases 
Net Exports 
 
Measuring GDP Income Side - Answer-Factor payments: wages + salaries, interest, ...