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1)You have two sets of estimates of national account numbers for a closed economy for next year. In the first set, government expenditures will be $30 billion, transfer payments will be $10 billion, and taxes will be $45 billion. Under the second set, GDP will be $200 billion, taxes will be $50 billion, transfer payments will be $20 billion, consumption will be $120 billion, and investment will be $40 billion. Based on these numbers, what are the respective estimated results?
A $15 billion surplus and a $10 billion deficit
B $5 billion surplus and a $10 billion surplus
C $15 billion surplus and a $10 billion surplus
D $5 billion surplus and a $10 billion deficit
2)A bank has (in millions): $20 reserves, $80 loans, $40 securities, $120 deposits, and $10 debt. The bank’s reserve ratio is ( )percent (round to one decinal place), assets are ( )million dollars, liabilities are ( )million dollars, capital is ( )million dollars, and leverage ratio is( )
3)A government agency provides labour data as presented in the table below. Based on this data, answer the following questions.
in thousands
Both sexes, 15 years and over
Population 27 696.6
Labour force ?
Employment 17189.8
Unemployment 1475.2
Participation rate ?
Unemployment rate ?
Employment rate ?
The labour force is ( )workers. The participation rate is ( )percent. The unemployment rate is (( )percent. The employment rate is ( )percent. (Please round the percent numbers to 1 decimal place.)
4)Velocity in the country of Nemedia is always stable. In 2012, the money supply was $100 billion and real GDP was $300 billion. In 2013, the money supply increased by 10 percent, real GDP increased by 5 percent, and nominal GDP equalled $660 billion. By how much did the price level increase between 2012 and 2013?
A. 2.38 percent
B. 10.0 percent
C. 9.50 percent
D. 4.76 percent
5)
Table 1
Country Currency Currency per Canadian Dollar Canadian Price Index Country PriceIndex
Bolivia Boliviano 8.00 100 800
Japan Yen 125.00 100 25 000
Morocco Dinar 10.00 100 1000
Norway Kroner 6.5 100 750
Thailand Baht 40.00 100 3500
Refer to the Table 1. What countries in the table does purchasing-power parity hold for?
A Bolivia and Japan
B Thailand and Morocco
C Bolivia and Morocco
D Japan and Thailand
6)Refer to the Table 1. What currency(ies) is(are) less valuable than predicted by the purchasing-power parity theory?
A) the yen and kroner
B) the yen
C) the baht and kroner
D) the baht
7)Refer to the Table 1. Assume that there are no transportation costs or trade restrictions. With which country can Canadian importers make a profit?
A) Norway
B) Thailand
C) Bolivia
D) Japan
8) When a country’s central bank increases the money supply, which of the following best predicts the consequences?
A) Its price level rises, and its currency depreciates relative to other currencies in the world.
B) Its price level falls, and its currency appreciates relative to other currencies in the world.
C) Its price level falls, and its currency depreciates relative to other currencies in the world.
D) Its price level rises, and its currency appreciates relative to other currencies in the world.
1)You have two sets of estimates of national account numbers for a closed economy for next year. In the first set, government expenditures will be $30 billion, transfer payments will be $10 billion, and taxes will be $45 billion. Under the second set, GDP will be $200 billion, taxes will be $50 billion, transfer payments will be $20 billion, consumption will be $120 billion, and investment will be $40 billion. Based on these numbers, what are the respective estimated results?
A $15 billion surplus and a $10 billion deficit
B $5 billion surplus and a $10 billion surplus
C $15 billion surplus and a $10 billion surplus
D $5 billion surplus and a $10 billion deficit
2)A bank has (in millions): $20 reserves, $80 loans, $40 securities, $120 deposits, and $10 debt. The bank’s reserve ratio is ( )percent (round to one decinal place), assets are ( )million dollars, liabilities are ( )million dollars, capital is ( )million dollars, and leverage ratio is( )
3)A government agency provides labour data as presented in the table below. Based on this data, answer the following questions.
in thousands
Both sexes, 15 years and over
Population 27 696.6
Labour force ?
Employment 17189.8
Unemployment 1475.2
Participation rate ?
Unemployment rate ?
Employment rate ?
The labour force is ( )workers. The participation rate is ( )percent. The unemployment rate is (( )percent. The employment rate is ( )percent. (Please round the percent numbers to 1 decimal place.)
4)Velocity in the country of Nemedia is always stable. In 2012, the money supply was $100 billion and real GDP was $300 billion. In 2013, the money supply increased by 10 percent, real GDP increased by 5 percent, and nominal GDP equalled $660 billion. By how much did the price level increase between 2012 and 2013?
A. 2.38 percent
B. 10.0 percent
C. 9.50 percent
D. 4.76 percent
5)
Table 1
Country Currency Currency per Canadian Dollar Canadian Price Index Country PriceIndex
Bolivia Boliviano 8.00 100 800
Japan Yen 125.00 100 25 000
Morocco Dinar 10.00 100 1000
Norway Kroner 6.5 100 750
Thailand Baht 40.00 100 3500
Refer to the Table 1. What countries in the table does purchasing-power parity hold for?
A Bolivia and Japan
B Thailand and Morocco
C Bolivia and Morocco
D Japan and Thailand
6)Refer to the Table 1. What currency(ies) is(are) less valuable than predicted by the purchasing-power parity theory?
A) the yen and kroner
B) the yen
C) the baht and kroner
D) the baht
7)Refer to the Table 1. Assume that there are no transportation costs or trade restrictions. With which country can Canadian importers make a profit?
A) Norway
B) Thailand
C) Bolivia
D) Japan
8) When a country’s central bank increases the money supply, which of the following best predicts the consequences?
A) Its price level rises, and its currency depreciates relative to other currencies in the world.
B) Its price level falls, and its currency appreciates relative to other currencies in the world.
C) Its price level falls, and its currency depreciates relative to other currencies in the world.
D) Its price level rises, and its currency appreciates relative to other currencies in the world.