Economics Practice MCQ Page 38
Multiple Choice questions for Economics in the sets of 10 each on one page with questions and answers. All sets are useful in the preparation of subject tests for employment or admission.
Question: 3466 The natural rate of unemployment has been increasing for all of the following reasons except
- higher taxes on unemployment benefits
- increasing labor force participation by teenagers
- increasing labor force participation by women
- expanded coverage of unemployment benefits
Question: 3467 Which of the following statements concerning the minimum wage is true?
- the percentage of covered employment has increased
- the relative minimum wage has increased
- only teenagers are covered by the minimum wage
- only persons living in poverty are covered by the minimum wage
Question: 3468 Unanticipated inflation cause unemployment to fall if
- workers believe real wages are failing
- workers believe real wages are rising
- firms believe real wages are rising
- firms believe their costs are rising
Question: 3469 Search theory predicts a negative relationship between unemployment and
- interest rates
- unemployment benefits
- unanticipated inflation
- the benefits of search
Question: 3470 Unanticipated inflation can
- lower worker's reservation wage
- increase the amount of search
- increase the amount of search
- make nominal wage offers less attractive
- shorten job search in the economy
Question: 3471 In order to reduce the mismatch between unemployed worker skills and skill requirements for vacant jobs, the federal government enacted manpower training programs which
- substantially lowered the natural rate of unemployment
- did not stop teenage unemployment from rising
- were primarily operated to train adult workers
- specifically excluded vocational and remedial training
Question: 3472 Milton Freedman's 100 year evidence for monetarism suggests
- the business cycle could be eliminated if monetarism were adopted
- there is no evidence that excess monetary growth is associated with inflation in the long run
- inflation is caused by deficit spending by the federal government
- the short run link between money and prices is variable and unpredictable
Question: 3473 In the short run an unanticipated one time increase in the money supply leads to
- a proportional increase in price with no change in output or interest rates
- increase in output and prices but no change in interest rates
- increase in output and prices and a decline in interest rates
- an increase in output but no change in prices or interest rates
- an increase in output, a decline in interest rate, but no change in prices
Question: 3474 Supply side inflation can be caused by
- an increase in the money supply
- an increase in the money supply
- a poor harvest
- a tax reduction
- an increase in labor productivity
Question: 3475 In the long run, the rate of inflation is usually
- greater than the rate o monetary growth
- equal to the rate of monetary growth
- less than the rate of monetary growth
- equal to the interest rate
- greater than the interest rate
Question: 3476 In the long run, an unanticipated, one time increase in the money supply leads to
- a proportional increase in prices with no change in output or interest rates
- increase in output and prices but no change in interest rates
- increase in output and prices and a decline in interest rates
- an increase in output but no change in prices or interest rates
- an increase in output , a decline in interest rates, but no change in prices.
Question: 3477 As a result of an unanticipated one time increase in the money supply the aggregate demand curve shifts
- downward only in the short run
- down ward in the short and long run
- downward only in the long run
- upward in the short and long run
- upward only in the short run
Answers to the questions of Economics on this page
Following list gives the correct choice for the answer of the Economics mcqs.
3466 . A
3467 . A
3468 . B
3469 . C
3470 . D
3471 . B
3472 . D
3473 . C
3474 . C
3475 . C
3476 . A
3477 . D
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