ECO 405 Week 9 Quiz – Strayer

ECO 405 Week 9 Quiz – Strayer

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Quiz 8 Chapter 11 and 12

Economic Growth: Why Is The Economic Road So Bumpy?


Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which Of The Following Is Consistent With Economic Growth?
A. Lower Unemployment
B. Increased Gdp
C. Increased Aggregate Demand
D. Increased Sales
E. All Of The Above

2. Why Is Economic Growth An Important Economic And Social Issue?
A. Economic Growth Leads To Improvements In Our Standard Of Living
B. Lower Levels Of Unemployment And Poverty Can Be Achieved Through Economic Growth
C. A Growing Economy Provides Consumers With More Choices And Opportunities
D. All Of The Above
E. Economic Growth Is Not An Important Economic Issue

3. Which Of The Following Statements Is  About Economic Growth?
A. Economic Growth Is A Short-Run Process
B. Growth Of An Economy Is Generally A Smooth Process That Occurs Over Time
C. Economic Growth Is A Long-Run Process Resulting From The Compounding Of Many Events
D. To Measure Economic Growth, Economists Analyze Changes In The National Debt
E. The U.S. Economy Has Never Experienced A Year Of Negative Economic Growth

4. Which Of The Following Is The Most Commonly Used Measurement Of Economic Growth? Changes In
A. Real Gdp
B. The Money Supply
C. Nominal Gdp
D. The Federal Government Debt
E. The Level Of International Trade


5. Why Do Small Differences In Economic Growth Rates Today Result In Significant Differences In The Level Of Economic Activity In The Future?
A. Growth Rates Discount Over Time
B. Economic Growth Compounds Year After Year
C. Economics Grow In An Arithmetic Fashion
D. Business Cycles Are Less Likely At Higher Rates Of Growth
E. All Of The Above

6. Countries A And B Start Out With Real Gdp Equal To $1,000. If Country A Grows At A Rate Of 5% While Country B Grows At A Rate Of 10%, What Is Country A's Level Of Real Gdp After 3 Years?
A. $1,000
B. $1,050
C. $1,158
D. $1,500
E. $2,500

7. Countries A And B Start Out With Real Gdp Equal To $1,000. If Country A Grows At A Rate Of 5% While Country B Grows At A Rate Of 10%, What Is Country B's Level Of Real Gdp After 3 Years?
A. $1,000
B. $1,100
C. $1,210
D. $1,300
E. $1,331

8. Of The Following, Which Of The Following Values Most Closely Approximates The Average Annual Rate Of Growth For The U.S. Economy Since 1960?
A. 1.65%
B. 10.22%
C. 5.35%
D. 4.02%
E. 3.26%


9. Which Decade Resulted In The Lowest Average Annual Rate Of Economic Growth In The U.S.?
A. 1950s
B. 1960s
C. 1970s
D. 1980s
E. Unknown

10. Which Of The Following Decades Had The Highest Average Annual Rate Of Economic Growth In The U.S.?
A. 1930s
B. 1960s
C. 1970s
D. 1980s
E. 1990s

11. What Term Is Used To Describe An Erratic Short-Run Fluctuation In Economic Activity Around The Long-Run Trend?
A. Economic Depression
B. Economic Boom
C. Business Cycle
D. Recession
E. Diminishing Returns

12. Which Of The Following Is Not A Phase Of Every Business Cycle?
A. Trough
B. Expansion
C. Contraction
D. Depressions
E. Peak


13. Which Of The Following Lists The Four Phases Of The Business Cycle In The Correct Sequence?
A. Expansion, Peak, Contraction, Trough
B. Expansion, Contraction, Peak, Trough
C. Expansion, Peak, Contraction, Depression
D. Expansion, Peak, Depression, Trough
E. Peak, Recession, Trough, Depression

14. Which Phase Of The Business Cycle Best Describes An Economy That Is Experiencing A Positive Rate Of Economic Growth?
A. Expansion
B. Peak
C. Contraction
D. Trough
E. Depression

15. When The Economy Ends An Expansion, It Enters Which Phase Of The Business Cycle?
A. Expansion
B. Peak
C. Contraction
D. Trough
E. Depression

16. A Decline In The Level Of Economic Activity Occurs During Which Phase Of The Business Cycle?
A. Expansion
B. Peak
C. Contraction
D. Trough
E. Depression


17. When Economic Output Hits A Short-Run Economic Low, The Economy Is In Which Phase Of The Business Cycle?
A. Expansion
B. Peak
C. Contraction
D. Trough
E. Depression

18. An Exceptionally Strong And Prolonged Contraction Is Known As
A. A Trough
B. A Recession
C. An Economic Bust
D. A Super Contraction
E. A Business Cycle

19. The Last Depression Experienced By The U.S. Economy Occurred
A. During The 1970s
B. In 1982
C. During The 1930s
D. Between 1974-1975
E. In 1990

20. What Is The Average Length Of A Typical Business Cycle In The Modern U.S. Economy?
A. 12 Months
B. 36 Months
C. 60 Months
D. 95 Months
E. 120 Months


21. Which Group Is Responsible For Announcing The Dates For Each Phase Of A U.S. Business Cycle?
A. The Federal Reserve
B. The National Bureau Of Economic Research
C. The Department Of Commerce
D. The Bureau Of Labor Statistics
E. The Federal Business Cycle Committee

22. The Most Commonly Used Tool To Forecast Future Changes In Economic Activity Is The
A. Leading Economic Indicators Index
B. Supply Of Money
C. Unemployment Rate
D. Lagging Economic Indicators Index
E. Federal Budget Deficit

23. The Economic Variables That Make Up The Leading Economic Indicators Index Tend To Move In The ______ Direction As Overall Economic Output And Do So _____ Changes In Real Gdp.
A. Opposite; Prior To
B. Same; After
C. Opposite; After
D. Same; Prior To
E. Same; Simultaneously As

24. Which Of The Following Is Not  About Business Cycles?
A. All Business Cycles Have Four Distinct Phases
B. The Average Length Of A U.S. Business Cycle Is About 60 Months
C. Since 1960, The U.S. Has Experienced Six Complete Business Cycles
D. The Last Economic Depression In The U.S. Occurred In The 1930s
E. The Turning Points Of A Business Cycle Can Be Easily Predicted


25. What Do You Call Business Cycle Theories Based On The Belief That Economic Activity Follows General Trends Of Optimism And Pessimism?
A. Theories Of Expectations
B. Real Business Cycle Theories
C. Theories Of Innovation
D. Theories Of Externalities
E. Sunspot Theories

26. Which Of The Following Economists Is Associated With The Business Cycle Theory Of Innovations?
A. John Maynard Keynes
B. William Stanley Jones
C. Joseph Schumpeter
D. Ansel Sharp
E. Adam Smith

27. Monetary Theories Of The Business Cycle Postulate That Cycles Are Strongly Influenced By The Policy Actions Of The
A. U.S. Congress
B. Federal Reserve
C. World Trade Organization
D. National Bureau Of Economic Research
E. U.S. Department Of Commerce

28. Which Of The Following Focuses Primarily On Aggregate Supply Variables?
A. Theory Of Expectations
B. Exogenous Theories
C. Monetary Theories
D. Real Business Cycle Theories
E. Jevons' Sunspot Theory


29. What Was The First Theory Put Forth By An Economist To Explain The Phenomena Of Business Cycles?
A. Inventory Theory
B. Schumpeter's Theory Of Innovation
C. Real Business Cycle Theories
D. Theory Of Expectations
E. Jevons' Sunspot Theory

30. What Are The Two Primary Determinants Of Economic Growth?
A. The Availability Of Resources And Productivity Factors
B. Technology And Money
C. The Quantity Of Capital And The Quantity Of Money
D. The Ability To Trade And The Size Of The Labor Force
E. Comparative Advantage And The Law Of Diminishing Returns

31. What Is The Result Of A Growing Labor Force?
A. Lower Rates Of Interest In The Capital Market
B. Higher Rates Of Unemployment
C. The Economy's Production Possibilities Curve Shifts Outward
D. The Economy's Production Possibilities Curve Shifts Inward
E. The Economy's Rate Of Growth Must Slow To Accommodate More People

32. Which Of The Following Terms Is Used To Describe The Purchase Of Capital?
A. Savings
B. Consumption
C. Technology
D. Investment
E. Production


33. Why Does Spending On Capital Tend To Increase Economic Growth More Than Spending Of Consumption Goods? Because
A. Capital Lasts Longer Than Consumer Goods
B. Capital Can Be Used To Produce Future Goods And Services
C. Capital Puts Technology To Use
D. People Prefer To Invest In Capital In Order To Generate Income
E. Capital Purchases Are Taxed At A Lower Rate Than Consumption Purchases

34. What Was The Primary Opportunity Cost Of The Former Soviet Union's Policy To Heavily Invest In Capital For Economic Growth?
A. An Inability To Trade With Other Nations
B. Democracy
C. Foregone Consumer Goods
D. Technological Innovations
E. Foregone Military Goods

35. Initially 10 Workers Produce 100 Units Of Output In An Economy. The Next Year, 20 Workers Produce 250 Units Of Output In The Same Economy. Productivity In The Economy Has
A. Doubled
B. More Than Doubled
C. Increased
D. Decreased
E. Not Changed

36. Which Of The Following Is The Best Definition Of "Productivity"?
A. A Measurement Of How Efficiently Resources Are Converted Into Goods And Services Through A Production Process
B. A Measurement Of How Technology Increases The Ability Of An Economy To Produce Goods And Services
C. The Ratio Of Inputs To Output
D. The Quantity Of Goods And Services Produced During A Given Period Of Time By Labor
E. The Total Output Produced In An Economy Given Its Set Of Resources And The Current State Of Technology


37. How Do You Calculate The Average Product Of Labor?
A. Total Quantity Of Inputs Divided By Total Output
B. The Average Number Of Workers Times The Average Level Of Output Produced
C. Total Output Produced Divided By Total Units Of Labor Employed
D. Total Units Of Labor Employed Divided By The Total Output Produced
E. The Average Number Of Labor Units Employed Times The Quantity Of Capital Employed

38. In An Economy, 100 Workers Can Produce 500 Units Of Output And 110 Workers Produce 600 Units Of Output. Which Of The Following Is ? The Average Product With
A. 100 Workers Is 500
B. 100 Workers Is 5
C. 110 Workers Is 600
D. 10 Workers Is 100
E. Both A) And C)

39. In An Economy, 10 Workers Can Produce 500 Units Of Output And 20 Workers Produce 800 Units Of Output. Which Of The Following Is ? The Average Product With
A. 10 Workers Is 500
B. 10 Workers Is 5
C. 20