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6. Which of these is not a factor that can cause consumer spending changes?

  • Income
  • Technology
  • Expectations
  • Household indebtedness

7. Which of these factors do not determine the level of consumer spending?

  • Availability of credit
  • Changes in employment
  • Legal and institutional changes
  • Level of disposable income

8. Which of these is not an influence on imports and exports?

  • Exchange Rates
  • State of the world economy
  • Access to credit
  • Real income

9. Which of these is not part of the aggregate demand formula?

  • Imports-Exports
  • Government Spending
  • Consumption
  • Investment

10. Which one of these famous economists was not part of the classical or neoclassical movement?

  • David Ricardo
  • Alfred Marshall
  • Milton Freidman
  • Adam Smith

11. Name the correct term for the measurement of how much additional income is saved.

  • Marginal Propensity to Save
  • Average Propensity to Save
  • CPS
  • Savings interest

12. Name the correct term for how much consumption rises in response to income changes.

  • Marginal Propensity to Consume
  • Wealth Effect
  • Average Propensity to Consume
  • Consumer Confidence Index

13. Which of these is not a factor that can shift AD through investment?

  • Interest rates
  • Corporate indebtedness
  • Wealth
  • Business confidence

14. What are animal spirits?

  • Characteristics of a successful entrepreneur
  • Natural disasters affecting the global economy
  • An emphasis on the importance of gut instincts
  • Pokemon

15. Which of these is not a cause of shifts in the SRAS?

  • Prices of energy
  • Education
  • Technology
  • Wage rate

16. What category does a boiler fall into?

  • Durable
  • Non-Durable
  • Necessity
  • Compulsory

17. Which of these is not an influence on the level of investment?

  • Government policy
  • Demand for exports
  • Real income
  • Confidence levels

18. In the short run aggregate supply, how many factors of production have to be fixed?

  • All of them
  • None
  • 1
  • 2