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View the full version: 4-Macroeconomic vBulletin® v3.8.4, Copyright ©2000-2020, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. Date published: August 26, 2018, 7:54 Interest rates cannot be lowered under the influence of fiscal policy and monetary policyB. The economy cannot be affected by fiscal policy or monetary policy. Fiscal policy will be very effective
in controlling overall demand. Fiscal policy is completely ineffective in controlling overall demand: when the price falls, the money bridge shifts to A. On the right makes an interest rate cut to .B. On the right makes an interest rate hike.C. On the left makes an interest rate hike on the left makes an interest rate cut. Issue 3: Expanding fiscal
and monetary policy will shift the overall supply line to the left. The common line of the bridge shifts to the right. Consumers and businesses spend less. Output tends to decline4: Assuming the government wants to stimulate investment, but is unlikely to change revenue, what policies should the government use?A. Reducing public
spending along with expanding monetary policy. Tax breaks come with tighter monetary policy. Investment subsidies come with expanded monetary policy. Income Tax Relief comes with an expanded fiscal policy So 5: One of the reasons the overall supply line has a positive bias: A. The demand for agents in the economy increases as
prices rise. Businesses will sell more products as prices rise. The profitability of the increased company leads to an increase in production facilities. Business companies will seek to increase output when prices rise6: when output falls in the face of continued monetary supply. demand for money increases to B. Balanced interest rate rises
to SS. The balanced interest rate has fallen to D. Permanent Balance RateC 7: In the model of general supply and demand, the overall supply line shifts to the left due to: A. Government increases taxes. B. The price of production factors is increasing. D. The above sentences are incorrect. Issue 8: The total amount of money is reflected:
A. The amount of money traded by the economy comes from 1 unit of the base currency. The amount of the transaction in the economy comes from 1 unit deposit. Both (a) and (b) have been fixed. As and b) All WrongS 9: Company's Exit Value minus the cost of intermediate products is called: A. Indirect Production B. Net Profit C. Net
Export D. Added Value C 10: Sugar shows the coordination of actual production and interest, at which the total expected cost equals actual products, called :A. Road LM B. Road Bridge on Investment C. Road IS Road IS 11. Total Demand RoadSo 11: Assuming GDP is 4800 consumption is 3400, net exports 120, savings of 400 and
government purchases 1200, The income of 3800C. Available income will be 3800, investments - 80, budget deficit - 200D. Budget deficit is 200N12: At points above and to the right of the IS line, the correct is: A. Actual output is greater than the total demand, so there is a re-supply supply of goodsB. Actual output exceeds total demand,
so there is a glut of goods. Total demand exceeds actual production, so there is an overwork in the supply of goods. The overall demand is greater than the actual output, so there is a glut of goods, so there is a glut of goods, so what is the actual GDP of the current year? Price Target (Thousand Dong) Current Year Basic Year Consumer
Goods 1.00 2.10 70000 75000 Investment Goods 1.00 1.80 25000 18000A. 93000 B. 95000 C. 189900 D. 192000So 14: In the IS-LM model, when the government simultaneously applies expanded fiscal policy and tightening monetary policy, :A. Yields inevitably rise B. Interest rates will certainly riseC. Both (a) and b) correct D. Offers (a)
and b) falseConcess 15: Marginal savings trends plus:A. Marginal consumer trends equal to 0B. Trends of marginal consumption are 1C. Average consumer trend is 1D. Average consumer trend is 0C16: If the LM line is horizontal, then:A. Fiscal policy does not change interest rate. Fiscal policy has a strong impact on output. Monetary
policy does not affect output. Proposals (a) and b) correctThe 17: If actual GDP is not in ebalce:A. Inflation will be too high in Economy B. Actual GDP tends to change until it is balanced with the expected overall expenditures. Unemployment will be too Economy. Real GDP will change until the long-term balance of the economy is
reached: the IS line leans down to the right, reflecting the relationship: A. The fall in production leads to an increase in the balance sheet. The increase in yields has led to a decrease in balanced interest rates. Falling interest rates lead to higher balanced returns. Offers (b) and (c) correct With 19: What is the next homogeneous form that
shows balanceA. S - T - I - G B. S . Shift to the right of the ISC line. Shift to the right of the LMD. Shift to the left of ROAD ISC 21: Because the overall supply line in the long run is vertical, so in the long run: A. Actual national income and price are determined by overall demand. Actual national income and rates are determined by a
common long-term supply. Actual national income is regulated by general supply, while the price is regulated by general demand. Actual national income is governed by general demand, while the price is determined by total supply, 22: Assuming that the economy is in full use of workers with a short-term supply line with a positive bias,
the shift to the right of the overall supply line will increase: A. Unemployment rate and unemployment rate in. , price and exitC. Manufacturing and Price D. Unemployment rate and priceC 23: The overall demand for the country's goods and services is independent of the decisions of governments and manufacturers B. Suppliers of goods
and services. Households D. ForeignersSo 24: With a common supply line in terms of Keynes and when demand is very sensitive to interest rates, the use of expanded fiscal policy will be: A. Increase in income, but does not affect prices and interest exams 122 - page 3 4B. Does not affect income, prices and interest rates. Increase
revenues, lower interest rates, but don't affect prices. Increase in interest rates and prices, but not affecting incomeS25: If national income is permanent, disposable income (disposable income) increases when:A. Decrease in Consumers B. Increase in Savings C. Reducing Income Tax D Consumption. 26: Which of the following
measures is effective in reducing the natural unemployment rate: A. Raising the minimum wage. Subsidies for retraining programmes and subsidies to workers coming to work in remote areas. Increase unemployment assistanceD. Implementation of expanded fiscal policy27: When the government changes the amount of tax or subsidies
for households, the output will change by the amount: A. Equal amount of tax or subsidy changed. Less than the amount of tax or subsidy varies. More than the amount of tax or subsidy changesD. All three opportunities may arise on the 28th floor: which of the following is considered temporary unemployment: A. Sthlevar quits his job and
is looking for a better job. Stahlevar decided to stop working to become a college student. Retired steelworker in the mode of D. Metallurg loses his job due to a change in technologyC 29: Below is considered an automatic stabilization factor of the economy: A. Export B. Progressive income tax and subsidies C. Investments D.
Investments D. Total income taxC 30: Inflation can be caused by causes :A. Increase the monetary reserve B. Increase government spending. Wage increases and production factor prices D. All three supply above are trueS 31: In Keynes economic model, the government's macroeconomic policy will change: A. Overall demand. B.
General Supply C. Price of both D. The above proposals are incorrect EXAM PIECE 01 Question 1: Assuming soul investments are not sensitive to this interest rate: Interest rate reduces the impact of Treasury Books Monetary Policy B Economy depends on monetary policy C Effective fiscal policy controlling overall demand D Fiscal
policy has no effect of controlling the fever Total demand Issue 2: When the price falls , Money Bridge shifts on the right makes an interest rate cut to B on the right makes an interest rate increase before C on the left makes an interest rate increase left D makes an interest rate cut to supply 3: Extended monetary policy does : Common
supply line shifts to the left B Common line of demand shifts to the right C Consumer Spending D Manufacturing output tends to decrease Supply 4: Assuming the government wants to stimulate investment does not change income What books should I use? Lower costs Accompanying The Expanded Cash Book B Tax Cut with Tightening
Of Monetary Book C Investment Subsidy C Accompanied by Extended Cash Book D Income Tax Reduction with Extended Treasury Book Issue 5: One of the reasons that the overall supply line has a positive bias: Demand for economic agents to increase the face of rising prices B Enterprises selling a lot Price increases C Increase in
corporate profits boosts businesses producing more D Business firms Generally increase the production price increased Supply 6: When yield decreases to the conditions of the money supply does not change The level of demand increases to B weighted interest rate increases to C weight interest rate decreases until D weight interest
rate does not change supply 7 : In dreams of general supply and demand, the overall supply line is shifted to the left due: Government tax increases B Manufacturing factor increases to C National manufacturing power increases to D : Number of synthetic money reflects: Number of economic transactions from Unit B Amount economic
transactions with deposit unit C Both (a) (b) D Both (a) (a) incorrect offer 9: Company output value minus intermediate product costs called: Indirect Production B Net Income C Net Export D Added Value Offer 10 : Sugar can coordinate the actual interest rate of production, what the total expected output is actually called: Road LM B
Investment Bridge C Road IS D Road Total Bridge Issue 11: Assuming GDP 4800, consumer 3400, net export 120, Save 400 Buy Pit Covers 1200 That: Investment 80 B Income using 3800 C Disposable Income 3800, Investment 80, Budget Deficit 200 D Budget Deficit 200 Offer 12: At the moment on the right side of the is road , right:
The big actual output of general demand, with overzealous commodities B Large actual output of general demand, overzealous actual exit C , there is a surplus of goods D Actual output has a surplus of holes Code exam 122 - page 1 / question 13: For the economy there is no area to cover international trade with these data, how much is
the actual GDP per year? Target price (thousands Number of Five Divisions Five Divisions Of the Year of Consumer Goods 1.00 2.10 7000 75000 Investment Goods 1.00 1.1 80 25000 18000 A 93000 B 95000 C 189900 D 192000 Offer 14: Dream Figure - IS At the same time, the fiscal book extends the tightening of monetary policy: the
yield of the shield increases B C Both (a) (b) D Offers (a) (b) Wrong Offer 15: Marginal Savings Trends Plus: Marginal Consumer Trends B Marginal Consumer Trends C Average Consumer Trends Issue 16: If the LM line is horizontal, Then: Fiscal policy does not change interest rate B Fiscal policy a strong influence on exit C Monetary
policy does not affect exit D Offer (a) (b) Question 17: If actual GDP is not ebalance: Big inflation of the economy B GDP actually tends to change the balance with expected total expenditures C High Unemployment Economy D GDP Actually Changes to Achieve Long-Term Economic Balance State Issue 18 : Is the line of tilt down the
right reflects the relationship: Lower withdrawal leads to weight gain B Increase in yield leads to weight reduction in interest rate C interest rate reduction leads to weight gain D Offer (b) (c) Proposition 19 : Finally, after weighing A S - T - I - G - I - G - T C S Tightening Monetary Policy: Shift to the left of the line LM B Shift to the right of the
line IS C Shift to the right LM D Shift to the left of the road IS Offer 21: Due to the vertical long-term supply line, long-term: National Income actually price of total demand B Actual national income is the price of total long-term supply C Actual national income indicated in the total supply, the price prescribed for the overall demand D
National Income actually regulates the overall demand, the overall supply and supply price Supply 22: Assuming that the state of the economic existence of a person with a short-term supply line with a positive bias, the transition to the right from the overall supply line increases: Unemployment rate output B Unemployment rate,
production price C Salary D Unemployment rate issue 23 : General demand for water goods and services does not depend on the rules: State Manufacturer B Suppliers of Goods and Services C Households D Foreigners Sitting Issue 24: With the common supply line in terms of Keynes demand money sensitive to interest rates, the use
of expanded fiscal books will: Increase in income does not affect the interest rate Code 122 - page 2 / B does not affect income, interest rate C increases income, interest rates do not affect the price. Income Proposition 25: If National Income Is Permanent, Disposable Income (Disposable Income) Increases When: Reducing Consumer B
Savings B Income Tax Reduction D Consumer Increase Offer 26: Effective Measures to Reduce Natural Unemployment: Increase in Minimum Wage B Subsidy for Retraining Subsidies for Workers to Work in Remote Areas C Increase Subsidies Unemployment Income D Extended Treasury Book Offer 27 : When the Government
Changes The Size of The Subsidy For Household Changes Production: Equal To The Amount of Tax Subsidy Changes B Small Amount of Tax Subsidies Changes C Large Amount of Tax Subsidies Changes D May Happen Opportunity Issue 28: Who Should Consider Temporary Unemployment : Sthlever Goes Looking for a Good Job B
Steelworker Intends to Stop Work to Become University Student C Steel : Factors Given the Element of Automatic Economic Stability : Exports B Progressive Income Tax Subsidy C Investments D Total Income Tax Proposition 30: Inflation Reasons: Increased Cash Supply B Increase In Expenditure Coverage C Increase In Wages
Production Factor D All Three Offers 31: In Keynes Economic Dream, Big Economic Book Overlay Changes : Total Supply B Supply C Price D Wrong Supply Offer 32 : Assuming that the process of integration and exports of Vietnam has increased a lot in Vietnam, the foreign exchange market is projected that: all supply and demand of
foreign currency has shifted to the right, making the local currency increase the price of B line of demand for foreign currency shifted to the right C Both areas of supply and demand in foreign currency, which makes a discount in the local currency D Line of foreign exchange supply translates as the correct supply 33 : Real GDP
Calculation Factor: Calculated in line with operating price B Measure of full end-of-exit C Usually calculated for year D Do not calculate the value of intermediate products Proposition 34: Import quota import B high import tax to prevent water goods sold in other countries voluntarily limited Export D maximum limit of application of the
number of goods imported into the country Issue 35: Assuming that the Bank of Vietnam buys 600 billion dong of left-wing funds from the intermediary, assuming that the organization transfers all the sale money to the bank If the reserve requirement is 20%, the immediate impact of the banking system A has an additional 120 billion
reserves B has an additional 120 billion. 480 billion total reserves D 480 billion increase in northern reserves forced the verdict 36: Fluctuations of factors after the impact on the overall short-term supply does not affect the overall long-term supply? Labor B Wages C Technology, Engineering D Oil Price entered offer 37: Balanced output
reached when: Real output with expected consumption B Actual output with potential output Code 122 - page 3 / C Consumption with Savings D Balance Budget Balance Offer 38: In the model of total demand - total supply, Long-term, increase in monetary supply leads to: Rising prices, increase in production B Price increased, constant
production C Price increased, unemployment rate decreased D Price increased, unemployment rate increased Proposition 39: Total domestic product (GDP) is: The cost of goods and services produced periodically B Total value of goods and services at the end of the period creates the economic territory of the country C The total value
of goods and services of the country to create a period D Total value of goods and services creating the country's territory : In the open economy there are the following data: self-defined consumption: 60, self-taxation:600, spending on goods and services:3260, exports:2000, marginal consumption:0.75, marginal tax rate:0.4, marginal
entry:0.25.at actual production level (income) 7200, enterprise should: Narrow production B Keep output expansion C False offers - H'C D B B A10 11 12 13 13 14 15 1516 D C A A B B D 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 B D D A B A 25 26 227 28 39 31 31 32 C B A A A 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 A D A A A B B B C Examination Code 122 - page
4/ ... 17: If actual GDP is not in a balanced state: Big inflation of economic GDP actually ln tends to rebalance with the total expenditures expected C High unemployment economy D GDP actually changes to achieve status ... Issue 13: There is no area for the economy to cover international trade with these data, how much is the actual
GDP per year? Price Target (thousand dong) Number of five departments ... Increase in Public Expenditure C Increase of Manufacturing Factor D All three supply 31: In Keynes economic picture, the macroeconomic book imposes changes: Total Demand B Total Demand C Price D False Supply Offer 32: Assumption - See also - See
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