
Government Policies reading comprehension
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- Q1What is one of the most significant parts of the UK's economy?agriculture sectorfinancial services sectormanufacturing sectortechnology sector30s
- Q2Which political factor can change the way banks lend money?new regulationscustomer demandincreased competitiontechnological advancements30s
- Q3What happens when the government increases interest rates?It becomes more expensive to borrow moneyIt encourages more lendingIt lowers the cost of borrowingIt has no impact on borrowing30s
- Q4What significant political event has affected UK financial services?BrexitChanges in leadershipThe introduction of a new currencyThe 2008 financial crisis30s
- Q5Why did some financial firms move operations to other European cities?To continue doing business with EU customersTo increase their workforceTo reduce their taxesTo access better banking services30s
- Q6What does the UK government need to negotiate after Brexit?New insurance policiesNew trade dealsNew banking technologyNew employee contracts30s
- Q7How can lower taxes for businesses affect investment in the UK?It does not affect investmentIt can encourage companies to invest moreIt can discourage hiring new employeesIt can lead to economic decline30s
- Q8What might happen if taxes are higher in the UK according to the passage?All businesses will thriveSome businesses might move to other countriesInvestment will increaseNo businesses will change locations30s
- Q9What is a key takeaway about government policies and political changes?They are irrelevant to financial servicesThey only affect consumers, not businessesThey significantly influence the UK financial services sectorThey have no impact on the economy30s
- Q10Why is it important for businesses and consumers to understand changes in government policies?To reduce spendingTo increase their savingsTo make informed decisions about their financesTo avoid taxes30s