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Module 4 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Janice must divide the total value of consumer goods by the exported goods values.
B  Janice must adjust the total value 2018 GDP for inflation.
C  Janice must multiply the total value by the projected GDP for 2019.
Question #3
A  The purchase of your next door neighbor’s house.
B  The unsold additions to inventory at an appliances store.
C  The purchase of a new snow plough by the city of Minneapolis
Question #4
A  purchases of U.S. made products by the federal government, consumers and private businesses in the U.S. only.
B  purchases of U.S. made products by consumers, private businesses and the government sector.
C  all purchases of products from the federal government, consumers in the U.S. and around the world.
Question #5
A  $12.75 billion
B  $22.67 billion
C  $16.50 billion
Question #7
A  Invest in additional education and advanced training programs for their employees.
B  Restructure and reorganize its departments to shorten production time.
C  Refinance their business loans and decrease their carried debt amount.
Question #8
A  the change in the real measurement (GDP) would be greater than the change in the nominal one.
B  the change in the real measurement (GDP) would be smaller than the change in the nominal one.
C  the change in the real measurement (GDP) would be equal to the change in the nominal one.
Question #9
A  total value of imports
B  government expenditure on public schools
C  social security payments to retirees
Question #11
A  increase unemployment benefits.
B  use less capital and more labor in the production process.
C  promote research and technological innovation.
Question #12
A  outcomes at the macroeconomic level are different from the outcomes at the microeconomic level.
B  cost is passed onto third parties by producers in certain markets.
C  economic activity that is external to a country’s economy is added such as investment of US firms overseas.
Question #13
A  $11,000 billion
B  $20,000 billion
C  $24,200 billion
Question #14
A  the value needed to compute the position in a business cycle.
B  the most important determinant of the average wage level in the economy.
C  The value of output per hour of government workers.
Question #15
A  an effective system of laws.
B  a strong currency.
C  laws ensuring low prices.
Question #16
A  Increase in quantity and quality of human capital.
B  Increase in amount of money available to businesses start ups.
C  Increase in quantity and quality of physical capital.
Question #18
A  Develop his tire and bring it to market with ease and minimal cost.
B  Keep his ideas in a notebook and sell them to the highest bidder.
C  Find a country where he can develop his tire idea and have it protected under strong patent laws.
Question #19
A  A dresser made in Mexico by USA furniture direct inc.
B  Maple syrup produced by a Canadian firm in New York state.
C  A bottle of Tequila made in Mexico sold by Spec’s Liquor in Texas.
Question #20
A  The economic status of the country would continue to fall.
B  There would be both a human and economic loss.
C  More technological breakthroughs would happen in this country.