
Economic Indicators Review
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- Q1How do real GDP and nominal GDP differ?Nominal GDP includes the dollar value of services, while real GDP only includes the dollar value of tangible products.Nominal GDP removes the effect of price levels on real GDP.Real GDP includes the dollar value of services, while nominal GDP only includes the dollar value of tangible products.Real GDP removes the effect of price levels on nominal GDP.30s
- Q2Which of the following would not be included in GDP?Automobile purchasedExports to other countriesPurchases of computers by governmentDinner preparation for your family30s
- Q3Who is included in the civilian labor force?Everyone 18 to 65 that is working or looking for work.Everyone 16 or older that is working or looking for work.Everyone 18 or older that is working or looking for work.Everyone 16 to 65 that is working or looking for work.30s
- Q4What two groups of people are most hurt by inflation?People on fixed incomes and savers (on a flexible rate)People with adjustable wages and saversPeople of fixed incomes and lendersPeople with adjustable wages and lenders.30s
- Q5What is a peak?When Real GDP is decreasingWhen Real GDP is increasingWhen Real GDP has stopped growingWhen Real GDP has stopped declining30s
- Q6Employment is increasing, Consumer Confidence is increasing, and Inflation is starting to increase.PeakExpansionContractionTrough30s
- Q7What is the output-expenditure module?GDP= C+I+G-(X+M)GDP= C+I+G+(X+M)GDP= C+I+G+(X-M)GDP=C-I-G-(X+M)30s
- Q8The measure of total supply by ALL producers in an economy.Aggregate DemandReal GDPAggregate SupplyProductivity30s
- Q9Spending on luxery items at all time high, Aggregate Demand at all time high, and Unemployment at all time low.ExpansionTroughContractionPeak30s
- Q10Sally was laid off as a cashier at Wal-Mart due to the company's decision to install 25 new self-checkouts.Structural UnemploymentFrictional UnemploymentSeasonal UnemploymentCylical Unemployment30s
- Q11Brandon has decided to quit his job as a mechanic and move to New York to be a taxi driver.Frictional UnemploymentStructural UnemploymentSeasonal UnemploymentCycical Unemployment30s
- Q12All of the following would be included in the Unemployment rate EXCEPTMilitaryPeople looking for a jobUnderemployed workersPart-time workers30s
- Q13Jill buys a new sofa for her living room? What sector of the economy would this transaction take place?Investment SectorConsumer SectorForeign SectorGovernment Sector30s
- Q14Which of the following would be included when calculating GDP?ImportsSecondhand GoodsExportsIntermediate Goods30s
- Q15Consumer Price Index measuresUnemploymentEconomic GrowthProductivityInflation30s