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PPSC Economics Chapter 3 Macro Economics MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
When the price level increases 25% starting from a price level equal to 100, a Rs. 1000 bond will have a real value of .
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Rs. 800
Rs.1250
Rs.750
Rs.666
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Question # 2
The fraction of additional current income that a person consumes in the current period is known as the
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Consumption smoothing motive
Consumption deficit
Saving rate
marginal propensity to consume
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Question # 3
Which of the following macro economics variables is a cyclical.
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Real interest rates
Unemployment
Money supply
Consumption
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Question # 4
in the keynesian model in the short run the amount of employment is determined by the effective labor demand curve and the level of.
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Prices
Output
The real interest rate
The supply of labor
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Question # 5
Country A 's GNP is increasing by 3% a year in contrast to its population growth of 2.4% The rate of growth of per capita GNP is.
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3%
0.85
0.6%
2.4%
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Question # 6
When planned saving equals Rs.40+0.20 Yd and planned investment is rs. 60, the equilibrium level of income in.
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Rs. 100
Rs. 400
Rs.500
Rs.1000
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Question # 7
When the export function is Rs.100-0.2 Y , net exports are 0 when income is .
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Rs.300
Rs.400
Rs.500
Rs.600
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Question # 8
The costs of disinflation would be low if
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Expected inflation falls as inflation falls
Wages and price controls were used
The Phillips curve were nearly horizontal
The Phillips curve adjusted slowly to changes in inflation
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Question # 9
If personal income equals Rs.570 white personal income takes equal Rs.90 consumption is Rs.430. interest payments total Rs. 10 and personal saving is Rs. 40, disposable income equals.
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Rs. 500
Rs.480
Rs. 470
Rs.400
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Question # 10
A decrease in the marginal propensity to import will lead to.
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An increase in GNP
Lower the multiplier
An increase in imports
A decrease in imports
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Question # 11
When GNP is Rs.500 billion and consumption expenditures are Rs.300 billion.
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the MPC is 6
The MPS is 4
The Multiplier is 2.5
None of the above
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Question # 12
The reduction of the inflation rate is called
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Deflation
Disinflation
Inflation
Reflation
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Question # 13
If government spending of Rs. 10 and a lump sum tax of Rs.10 is added, the empirical equation for the new IS curve becomes.
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Y = 285 + 20 I
Y = 270 - 10 i
Y = 285 - 50 i
Y = 210 - o.5 i
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Question # 14
The use of micro economics policies to smooth or moderate the business cycle is known as.
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Aggregate demand management.
Aggregate supply management
Automatic stabilization
Discretionary policy
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Question # 15
A change in autonomous spending is represented by.
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A movement along a spending line
A shift of a spending line
A change in a behavioral coefficient.
None of these
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Question # 16
Which of the following factors will cause the demand curve for labor to shift to the right.
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The demand for the product produced by labor declines.
The prices of substitute imputes falls
The productivity of labor increases
None of the above
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Question # 17
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 # 18
The impact of contractionary fiscal policy, according to new classical theory is that.
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Real interest rates do not change
Aggregate demand increase
Current real output substantially decreases
The price level substantially increases.
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Question # 19
The natural rate of unemployed is generally thought of as the.
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Ratio of the frictional unemployment rate to the cyclical unemployment rate
sum of structural unemployment and cyclical unemployment
sum of frictional unemployment and cyclical unemployment
sum of frictional unemployment and structural unemployment.
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Question # 20
Which of the following changes shifts the AD curve down and to the left.
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A temporary increase in government purchases.
A rise in the nominal money supply
A decrease in corporate taxes
A decrease in consumer confidence
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Question # 21
The risk free rate of interest would not be affected by.
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Changes in real output
Change in the money supply
Term to maturity
None of the above
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