Economics - The National Economy

Past Exam Questions - June 2009

Excludes Questions: 6, 8

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  • Created on: 02-04-12 18:48
An increase in imports of consumer goods is most likely to be caused by a
rise in household income.
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Real incomes rise whenever
nominal incomes rise by more than the price level.
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A current account deficit on the UK’s balance of payments means that generally
the total value of imports exceeds the total value of exports.
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The economy is currently operating at its normal capacity level of output. It is estimated that the long-run trend rate of growth of the economy is around 2.5% per annum. In the coming year, it is expected that inflation will be 4% per annum and money nat
Unemployment will increase and the growth of the economy will be below its trend rate
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All other things being equal, when an increase in exports leads to a larger increase in national income, this illustrates
the operation of the multiplier.
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In the short run, a decrease in aggregate demand is most likely to result in a reduction in
the balance of payments deficit on the current account.
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Card 2

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Real incomes rise whenever

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nominal incomes rise by more than the price level.

Card 3

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A current account deficit on the UK’s balance of payments means that generally

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Card 4

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The economy is currently operating at its normal capacity level of output. It is estimated that the long-run trend rate of growth of the economy is around 2.5% per annum. In the coming year, it is expected that inflation will be 4% per annum and money nat

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Preview of the front of card 4

Card 5

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All other things being equal, when an increase in exports leads to a larger increase in national income, this illustrates

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ali

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confusing

Gunner

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arrrrrrrghhh!!! sooooo hard!!!!

Cameron Ormesher

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