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PPSC Economics Chapter 3 Macro Economics MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Fiscal policy output to change demand for output is.
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Completely effective in region KL
Partially effective in region JK
Elasticity is infinite for region LT
Completely ineffective in region LT
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Question # 2
Based on the data above , the increase in potential MI would be
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Rs.50 billion
Rs.300 billion
Rs.60 billion
Rs.100 billion
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Question # 3
Total factor productivity growth is that part of economic growth due to.
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Capital growth plus labor growth
Capital growth less labor growth
Capital growth times labor growth
Neither capital growth nor labor growth
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Question # 4
The long run foreign exchange rate between the U.S. and Japan is 200 Yen =Rs. 1 under a floating exchange rate Which of the following does 112 t occur if the Federal Reserve reduce the money supply in order to prevent the occurrence of inflation.
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Foreign capital flows to the U.S.
The U.S. dollar appreciates
Real net exports decline
American real GNP experience a slower rate of growth
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Question # 5
Economic planning by enteral government agencies is primarily associated with
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command economies
Market economies
Laissez faire economies
Market faire economies
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Question # 6
An increase in total production causes the demand for money to _____ and the interest rate to ______
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Increase ; increase
Increase ; decrease
decrease ; decrease
decrease,; increase
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Question # 7
The nominal interest rate minus the inflation rate is the
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Depreciation rate
Discount rate
Forward rate
Real interest rate
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Question # 8
A rise in the exchange rate value of the rupee will most likely cause.
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A dollar to be worth less in learns of other currencies.
Imports to decrease
Exports to increase
The balance of payments curve to shift to the left
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Question # 9
A temporary adverse productivity shock would.
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Shift the labor supply curve upward
Decrease the level of employment
Decrease future income
Decrease the expected future marginal product of capital
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Question # 10
If the expected inflation rate is unchanged a fall in the natural rate of unemployment would.
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shift the Phillips curve to the right
Not Shift the phillips curve
Shift the Phillips curve to the left
shift the Phillips curve to the left shift the long -run Philips curve to the right
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Question # 11
Classical economics believe that in the short run.
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Money neutrality exists and prices adjust rapidly
Money neutrality does not exist and prices adjust rapidly
Money neutrality does not exist and prices adjust rapidly
Money neutrality exists and prices do not adjust rapidly.
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Question # 12
When plotted with the aggregate price level on the vertical axis and output on the horizontal axis, the long run aggregate supply curve.
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slopes upward
Sloped downward
Is vertical
Is horizontal
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Question # 13
The equilibrium level of Y and I derived from the LM and IS equations above is.
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Y = 130 and I = 10%
Y = 200 and I = 30%
Y = 180 and I = 7%
Y = 250 and I = 2%
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Question # 14
All of the following are obstacles to international economic policy coordination except.
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Different national objectives are institutions
Different national political climates
Different phases in the business cycle
Different national currencies.
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Question # 15
Suppose there is full employment and a neoclassical aggregate supply schedule A 105 increases in the nominal money supply.
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Has no effect upon the price level
Increase the rate of interest
Increase the nominal wage 10%
Increase the real money supply 10%
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Question # 16
Given the saving equation S = - 50 + 0, 20 Y, where s is saving and Y is income.
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The break even level of income is 240
Dissaving takes place if income is 300
Consumption expenditures and saving are equal at an income level of 500
The MPS is constant for all levels of income
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Question # 17
According to Okun's law an increase in the unemployment rate will cause_______ in the level of empolyment and __ in the level of output.
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An increase ; an increase
An increase; a decrease
A decrease ; an increase
a decrease ; a decrease
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Question # 18
In the long run a reduction in labor supply would cause output to _______ and the aggregate price level to.
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fall; rise
fall ; fall
rise ; fall
rise; rise
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Question # 19
According to Keynesian macro economics price adjust _____ to shocks, so the government should.
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Slowly ; do little
Rapidly ; do little
Rapidly ; fight recessions
Slowly ; fight recessions
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Question # 20
Monetary expansion can still be effective in getting out of liquidity trap if it's combined with.
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Restrictions on bank loans
Increased taxes
Contractionary fiscal policy
Expansionary fiscal policy
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Question # 21
By definition, the marginal propensity to consumes.
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Equals OC/A Yd
Is the behavioral coefficient c in the equation C = C + cYd
Is the slops of the consumption function.
All of the above
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