Question 1

En anglais, "revenus" se dit:

Accepted Answer

incomes

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return

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salaries

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wages

Question 2

En anglais, "salaires" se dit:

Accepted Answer

wages

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incomes

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paiement

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money

Question 3

En anglais, "allocations" se dit

Accepted Answer

benefits

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profits

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allocations

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incomes

Question 4

En anglais, "profits" se dit:

Accepted Answer

profits

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incomes

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benefits

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wages

Question 5

En anglais, "pouvoir d'achat" se dit:

Accepted Answer

purchasing power

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sales power

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buying power

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power buying

Question 6

"Incomes" signifie:

Accepted Answer

revenus

Answer

profits

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salaires

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allocations

Question 7

"Wages" signifie:

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salaires

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allocations

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revenus

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profits

Question 8

"Benefits" signifie:

Accepted Answer

allocations

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dons

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revenus

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bénéfices

Question 9

"Purchasing power" signifie:

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pouvoir d'achat

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revenus

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profits

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richesse

Question 10

Link each notion with it's translation.

Question 11

En anglais, "prix" se dit:

Accepted Answer

price

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cost

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expense

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pay

Question 12

En anglais, "coût" se dit:

Accepted Answer

cost

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income

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price

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pay

Question 13

En anglais, "dépense" se dit:

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expense

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price

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pay

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cost

Question 14

Link each notion with it's translation

Question 15

A "price" is:

Accepted Answer

how much money a product is sold at

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how much money someone earns

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how much money an employer pays his workers

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how much money a firm spends on buying the materials it needs

Question 16

"PRICE elasticity" of a product studies:

Accepted Answer

when the price of the product increases, how do sales of that product evolve?

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when the price of a product increases, how does it actually increase?

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when sales of a product evolve, how do prices of that product evolve?

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when prices of a product evolve, how does the purchasing power of people evolve?

Question 17

"PRICE elasticity" formula is:

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sales variation, divided by price variations

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income variations, divided by sales variations

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price variations, divided by sales variations

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sales variations, divided by income variations

Question 18

When a normal product gets more expensive:

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sales decrease

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sales stay the same

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sales waver

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sales increase

Question 19

The PRICE elasticity of a normal product is:

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negative

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close to 0

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positive

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superior to 1

Question 20

A product that has a negative PRICE elasticity:

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is a normal product

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is a luxury product

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is a first necessity product

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is an inferior product

Question 21

When a first necessity product gets more expensive:

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sales stay the same

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sales waver

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sales increase

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sales decrease

Question 22

The PRICE elasticity of a first necessity product:

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is close to 0

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is superior to 1

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is positive

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is negative

Question 23

A product that has a PRICE elasticity close to 0 is:

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a first necessity good

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a luxury good

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an inferior good

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a normal good

Question 24

When a luxury good gets more expensive:

Accepted Answer

sales increase

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sales waver

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sales stay the same

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sales decrease

Question 25

The PRICE elasticity of a luxury product is:

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positive

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superior to 1

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close to 0

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negative

Question 26

A product that has a positive PRICE elasticity is:

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a luxury good

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a normal good

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an inferior good

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a first necessity good

Question 27

Link each PRICE elasticity with the appropriate good:

Question 28

Link each PRICE elasticity with the appropriate value

Question 29

"Purchasing power" is

Accepted Answer

the quantity of goods that a household can buy

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the total income of a household

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the global price increase from one year to the next

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the income increase from one year to the next

Question 30

Global price increase from one year to the next is:

Accepted Answer

inflation

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pricing

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raise

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purchasing power

Question 31

"Purchasing power" depends on:

Accepted Answer

incomes and prices

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wages and inflation

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salaries and prices

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salaries and inflation

Question 32

If incomes increase faster that inflation:

Accepted Answer

purchasing power increases

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purchasing power wavers

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purchasing power is stable

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purchasing power decreases

Question 33

If inflation is stronger that income increases:

Accepted Answer

purchasing power decreases

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purchasing power increases

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purchasing power wavers

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purchasing power stays stable

Question 34

"INCOME elasticity" of a product studies:

Accepted Answer

when household get richer, do they buy more or less or the same of that product?

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when the price of the product increases, do households buy more or less of that product?

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when sales of a product increases, do household get richer?

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when sales of a product decreases, do households get richer?

Question 35

"INCOME elasticity" formula is:

Accepted Answer

sales evolutions divided by income evolutions

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price evolutions divided by sales evolution

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sales evolution divided by price evolutions

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income evolutions divided by sales evolutions

Question 36

When households get richer:

Accepted Answer

normal product sales increase slightly

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normal product sales increase much faster

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normal product sales decrease

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normal product sales waver

Question 37

The INCOME elasticity of a normal product is

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between 0 and 1

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superior to 1

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close to 0

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negative

Question 38

A product with an INCOME elasticity between 0 and 1 is:

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a normal good

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a superior good

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a first necessity good

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an inferior good

Question 39

When  household gets richer:

Accepted Answer

inferior good sales decrease

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inferior good sales stay stable

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inferior good sales waver

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inferior good sales increase

Question 40

The INCOME elasticity of an inferior good is:

Accepted Answer

negative

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superior to 1

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close to 0

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between 0 and 1

Question 41

A product with a negative INCOME elasticity is:

Accepted Answer

an inferior good

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a first necessity good

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a superior good

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a normal good

Question 42

When a household gets richer:

Accepted Answer

superior good sales increase much faster

Answer

superior good sales stay stable

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superior good sales increase slightly

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superior good sales decrease

Question 43

The INCOME elasticity of a superior good is:

Accepted Answer

superior to 1

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close to 0

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negative

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between 0 and 1

Question 44

A product with an INCOME elasticity superior to 1 is:

Accepted Answer

a superior good

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a first necessity good

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an inferior good

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a normal good

Question 45

Link each INCOME elasticity with the appropriate good:

Question 46

Link each INCOME elasticity with the appropriate value:

Question 47

"Primary incomes" are:

Accepted Answer

incomes from labor, ownership, and mixed

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incomes from wages and benefits

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incomes from work and from the state

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incomes from labor, disposable income and benefits

Question 48

"Secondary incomes" are:

Accepted Answer

benefits and insurance reimbursement

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wages and premiums

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labor, ownership and mixed incomes

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disposable incomes

Question 49

The sum of primary incomes and secondary incomes, minus direct taxes, is equal to:

Accepted Answer

the disposable income

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the transferable income

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the indisposable income

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the durable income

Question 50

Sort each income:

Question 51

The disposable income is equal to:

Accepted Answer

primary income+secondary income - taxes

Answer

primary income-secondary income+taxes

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primary income - secondary income-taxes

Answer

primary income+secondary income+taxes

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