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1. |
The IS-LM Model was developed by |
A. | j m keynes |
B. | patinkin |
C. | hicks and hansen |
D. | schumpeter |
Answer» C. hicks and hansen |
2. |
New Classical Economics based on Adaptive Expectation Which one of the following is correct among the following options? |
A. | 1 alone is correct |
B. | 2 alone is correct |
C. | 1 and 2 correct |
D. | neither 1 nor 2 correct |
Answer» A. 1 alone is correct |
3. |
According to Keynes, there is |
A. | no direct relationship between the quantity of money and price level |
B. | direct relationship between money and price level |
C. | no direct relationship between demand for money and supply of money |
D. | direct relationship between demand for money and supply of money |
Answer» A. no direct relationship between the quantity of money and price level |
4. |
Relationship between changes in the interest rates and bond prices Codes : |
A. | i and iii are correct |
B. | i and iv are correct. |
C. | ii and iii are correct. |
D. | iii and iv are correct. |
Answer» B. i and iv are correct. |
5. |
The concepts of inside money and outside money is given by |
A. | milton friedman |
B. | j m keynes |
C. | gurley and shaw |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. gurley and shaw |
6. |
Assertion (A): Long-run Philips curve is a vertical line at the NAIRU Reason (R): Non-accelerating inflation raise of unemployment, more or less, stands accepted |
A. | both (a) and (r) are false. |
B. | both (a) and (r) are true, but (r) is not the correct reason. |
C. | both (a) and (r) are true, and (r) is the explanation. |
D. | (a) is true, (r) is false. |
Answer» C. both (a) and (r) are true, and (r) is the explanation. |
7. |
The quantity theory of money first propounded in 1588 by an Italian Economist |
A. | david hume |
B. | davanzatti |
C. | j s mill |
D. | ricardo |
Answer» B. davanzatti |
8. |
What is the shape of Long Run Phillips curve is |
A. | inverted u shape |
B. | horizontal |
C. | inverse l shape |
D. | vertical |
Answer» D. vertical |
9. |
Which among the followings is not the feature of monetarism? |
A. | fiscal policy causes no long-term increase in real output |
B. | only a trade-off in the short-term |
C. | tend to emphasis supply-side unemployment (natural rate) |
D. | demand- deficient unemployment big causes |
Answer» D. demand- deficient unemployment big causes |
10. |
According to Keynes Investment is a function of |
A. | dumping |
B. | income |
C. | saving |
D. | interest |
Answer» D. interest |
11. |
“Interest is poorly a monetary phenomenon “is a very famous statement made by |
A. | j m keynes |
B. | hamilton |
C. | friedman |
D. | j b say |
Answer» A. j m keynes |
12. |
Which one the following economists is the chief advocate of supply side economics |
A. | arther laffer |
B. | robert lucas |
C. | neil wallace |
D. | both a and c |
Answer» A. arther laffer |
13. |
Advocates of New classical Economics are |
A. | robert lucas |
B. | neil wallace |
C. | thomas surgent |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» D. all of the above |
14. |
The Laffer curve is associated with |
A. | new classical economics |
B. | supply side economics |
C. | keynesian economics |
D. | new keynesian economics |
Answer» B. supply side economics |
15. |
The doctrine of Policy ineffectiveness postulate is associated with |
A. | new classical economics |
B. | supply side economics |
C. | new keynesian economics |
D. | monetarism |
Answer» A. new classical economics |
16. |
The concept of Rational expectation is associated with |
A. | natural rate of unemployment hypothesis |
B. | new classical hypothesis |
C. | both a and b |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. new classical hypothesis |
17. |
The idea of Adaptive expectation is associated with |
A. | natural unemployment rate hypothesis |
B. | new classical economics |
C. | both a and b |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. natural unemployment rate hypothesis |
18. |
The idea of rational expectation first given by |
A. | john muth |
B. | robert lucas |
C. | neil wallace |
D. | thomas surgent |
Answer» A. john muth |
19. |
Laffer curve links |
A. | inflation and unemployment |
B. | tax revenue and tax rate |
C. | output and unemployment |
D. | inflation and interest rate |
Answer» B. tax revenue and tax rate |
20. |
New classical Economics is consistent with |
A. | policy ineffectiveness postulate |
B. | policy effectiveness postulate |
C. | both a and b |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. policy ineffectiveness postulate |
21. |
New Classical Economics is based on |
A. | rational expectation |
B. | adaptive expectation |
C. | backward looking expectation |
D. | all the above |
Answer» A. rational expectation |
22. |
Supply side Economics was emerged against the background of |
A. | 1930’s great depression |
B. | 2008 global financial crisis |
C. | 1970’s stagflation |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. 1970’s stagflation |
23. |
The dual decision hypothesis was given by |
A. | clower |
B. | crowther |
C. | robert lucas |
D. | wallras |
Answer» A. clower |
24. |
The book Elements of Pure Economics was authored by |
A. | walras |
B. | clower |
C. | robert lucas |
D. | kaldor |
Answer» A. walras |
25. |
The Neo Keynesian quantity constrained model is associated with the work of |
A. | robert j barro |
B. | robert m clower |
C. | leonwalrs |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. robert m clower |
26. |
The efficiency wage model is associated with |
A. | new keynesian economics |
B. | new classical economics |
C. | supply side economics |
D. | keynesian economics |
Answer» A. new keynesian economics |
27. |
The insider outsider model is associated with |
A. | new keynesian economics |
B. | new classical economics |
C. | supply side economics |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. new keynesian economics |
28. |
The Menu cost model is associated with |
A. | new classical economics |
B. | new keynesian economics |
C. | supply side economics |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. new keynesian economics |
29. |
The New Classical economics was developed against the back ground of |
A. | 1930‘s depression |
B. | 1970’ stagflation |
C. | 2008 subprime crisis |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. 1970’ stagflation |
30. |
Reagonomics is related to |
A. | supply side economics’ |
B. | new classical economics |
C. | new keynesian economics |
D. | natural unemployment hypothesis |
Answer» A. supply side economics’ |
31. |
Ratex hypothesis is related to |
A. | new classical economics |
B. | supply side economics |
C. | new keynesian economics |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. new classical economics |
32. |
Inflation can be contained by |
A. | surplus budget |
B. | increase in taxation |
C. | reduction in public expenditure |
D. | all these three measures |
Answer» D. all these three measures |
33. |
Gregory Mankiw belongs to |
A. | new keynesian economics |
B. | new classical economics |
C. | supply side economics |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. new keynesian economics |
34. |
According to Hawtrey, the business cycle is caused by |
A. | variation in the interest of banking system |
B. | variation in the price level of the economy |
C. | variation in the money supply by bank |
D. | all the above |
Answer» D. all the above |
35. |
Which of the following are main postulates of Supply side Economics |
A. | cut in tax rate |
B. | increasing public expenditure |
C. | both a and b |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. cut in tax rate |
36. |
Which of the following economist is not related to New Classical Economics |
A. | artherlaffer |
B. | thomas surgent |
C. | robert lucas |
D. | neil walace |
Answer» A. artherlaffer |
37. |
According to New Classical Economist, Business cycle is due to |
A. | anticipated policy change |
B. | unanticipated policy change |
C. | both a and b |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. unanticipated policy change |
38. |
The shape of Laffer curve is |
A. | inverted u shape |
B. | u shape |
C. | inverse l shape |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. inverted u shape |
39. |
The curve which explains relationship between tax rate and tax revenue is called |
A. | laffer curve |
B. | kuznets curve |
C. | lorenz curve |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. laffer curve |
40. |
According to New classical Economics |
A. | anticipated policy change will not affect output |
B. | unanticipated policy change will affect output |
C. | both a and b |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. both a and b |
41. |
According to New Classical Economics Philips curve is |
A. | always vertical |
B. | always horizontal |
C. | always downward slopping |
D. | downward slopping in short run and vertical in the long run |
Answer» A. always vertical |
42. |
Liquidity trap is a situation when, |
A. | all potential investors expect the rate of interest to rise in future |
B. | all potential investors expect the rate of interest to fall in future |
C. | natural rate of interest is above the critical rate of interest |
D. | demand for money for speculative purpose is interest inelastic |
Answer» A. all potential investors expect the rate of interest to rise in future |
43. |
The classical economists focussed on the role of money as |
A. | medium of exchange |
B. | medium of distribution |
C. | wealth |
D. | link between present and future |
Answer» A. medium of exchange |
44. |
According to Milton Friedman Theory of permanent component of consumption-expenditure depends on i. Transitory income alone ii. Transitory and permanent income iii. Permanent income alone iv. Windfall gains Codes : |
A. | i and ii are correct |
B. | i and iii are correct |
C. | ii and iv are correct |
D. | only iii is correct |
Answer» D. only iii is correct |
45. |
The classical model of economic development emphasises |
A. | laissez-faire policy |
B. | capital accumulation |
C. | both (a) and (b) |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. both (a) and (b) |
46. |
Assertion (A): According to Keynes, individuals hold either cash or all bonds. Reasoning (R): Because, according to him, the speculative demand for money is associated with uncertainty. Codes: |
A. | both (a) and (r) are correct and (r) is the correct explanation of (a). |
B. | both (a) and (r) are correct, but (r) is not the correct explanation of (a). |
C. | (a) is correct, but (r) is incorrect. |
D. | both (a) and (r) are incorrect. |
Answer» C. (a) is correct, but (r) is incorrect. |
47. |
Speculative demand for money is zero when market rate of interest is |
A. | more than the ‘critical rate’. |
B. | more than the market rate of interest but less than the critical rate (i.e. capital gains occur). |
C. | less than the market rate of interest. |
D. | lowest (i.e. in liquidity trap). |
Answer» A. more than the ‘critical rate’. |
48. |
Assertion (A) : There exits inverse relationship between interest rates and bond prices. Reason (R) : A bond price represents the present discounted value of the payments agreed upon at the time when the bond was issued. Codes : |
A. | both (a) and (r) are correct, and (r) is the correct explanation of (a). |
B. | (a) is correct, but (r) is not the correct explanation of (a). |
C. | (a) is correct, but (r) is incorrect. |
D. | (a) is incorrect, but (r) is correct. |
Answer» A. both (a) and (r) are correct, and (r) is the correct explanation of (a). |
49. |
According to Says law of market what is the main cause of overproduction? |
A. | unemployment |
B. | fall in demand |
C. | rise in price |
D. | fall in wage rate |
Answer» A. unemployment |
50. |
In Classical system how to correct an overproduction or glut in the market? |
A. | by increasing price o f input |
B. | by wage cut policy |
C. | by price cut policy |
D. | by decreasing production |
Answer» B. by wage cut policy |
51. |
According to Classical what bring full employment in an economy? |
A. | flexible wage and rigid price |
B. | a rigid wage and flexible price |
C. | wage price flexibility |
D. | wage price rigidity |
Answer» C. wage price flexibility |
52. |
What is the effect of monetary policy in a situation of “Liquidity trap”? |
A. | expansionary monetary policy |
B. | contractionary monetary policy |
C. | both expansionary and contractionary monetary policy effective |
D. | monetary policy ineffective |
Answer» D. monetary policy ineffective |
53. |
In which of the following market Keynes effect operates? |
A. | goods market |
B. | labour market |
C. | money market |
D. | all of the above markets |
Answer» C. money market |
54. |
In which of the following market Pigou effect operates? |
A. | goods market |
B. | labour market |
C. | money market |
D. | all of the above markets |
Answer» A. goods market |
55. |
Real balance effect is equal to – |
A. | pigou effect divided by keynes effect |
B. | pigou effect into keynes effect |
C. | pigou effect + keynes effect |
D. | pigou effect - keynes effect |
Answer» C. pigou effect + keynes effect |
56. |
Under perfect competition firm hire labour until- |
A. | money wage rate > general price level |
B. | money wage rate < general price level |
C. | money wage rate = general price level |
D. | both a and c |
Answer» C. money wage rate = general price level |
57. |
Classical dichotomy is based on – |
A. | neutrality of money |
B. | velocity of money |
C. | medium of exchange of money |
D. | both a and b |
Answer» A. neutrality of money |
58. |
Cambridge K is related to – |
A. | restatement theory of money |
B. | cash balance approach |
C. | liquidity preference theory |
D. | transaction version of quantity theory of money |
Answer» B. cash balance approach |
59. |
Assertion (A) : In liquidity trap, the demand for money is perfectly interest elastic. Reason (R) : Because in this situation, all the investors expect the market rate of interest to rise towards the natural rate of interest. Codes : |
A. | (a) & (r) both are correct and (r) is the correct explanation of (a) |
B. | (a) & (r) both are correct, but (r) is not the correct explanation of (a) |
C. | (a) is correct, but (r) is incorrect. |
D. | both (a) and (r) are incorrect. |
Answer» A. (a) & (r) both are correct and (r) is the correct explanation of (a) |
60. |
Which of the following is not specifically mentioned as a determinant of the demand formoney ? |
A. | wealth |
B. | nominal yield on alternative assets |
C. | inflation rate |
D. | real rate of interest |
Answer» D. real rate of interest |
61. |
In the Keynesian system speculative demand for money arises because of, 1 : uncertainty of future interest rate. 2 : unexpected expenditures. 3 : To bridge the gap between income and eventual expenditures. 4 : Relationship between changes in the interest rates and bond price. Codes : |
A. | 1 & 3 are correct |
B. | 1 & 4 are correct |
C. | 2 & 3 are correct |
D. | 3 & 4 are correct |
Answer» B. 1 & 4 are correct |
62. |
The classical economists focused on the role of money as, |
A. | medium of exchange |
B. | medium of distribution |
C. | wealth |
D. | link between present and future |
Answer» A. medium of exchange |
63. |
Identify the correct chronological order of the following classical economists. |
A. | adam smith, malthus, ricardo, mill |
B. | adam smith, ricardo, malthus, mill |
C. | adam smith, mill, ricardo, malthus |
D. | adam smith, malthus, mill, ricardo |
Answer» B. adam smith, ricardo, malthus, mill |
64. |
Liquidity trap is a situation when, |
A. | all potential investors expect the rate of interest to rise in future. |
B. | all potential investors expect the rate of interest to fall in future. |
C. | natural rate of interest is above the critical rate of interest. |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. all potential investors expect the rate of interest to rise in future. |
65. |
Which of the following statements does not hold true in case of the Keynesian economics? |
A. | velocity of money is an unstable function of its determinant |
B. | labor is subject to money illusion |
C. | as function tends to become flat at levels of output well below full employment and to become steeper ad full capacity is reached |
D. | as schedule is vertical, and output, and employment are completely supply determined. |
Answer» D. as schedule is vertical, and output, and employment are completely supply determined. |
66. |
In whose economic theories, Malthus theories are in the base? |
A. | adam smith |
B. | ricardo |
C. | keynes |
D. | robin’s |
Answer» C. keynes |
67. |
The equation of exchange is |
A. | m*p=v*y |
B. | m+v=p+y |
C. | m+y=v+p |
D. | m*v=p*t |
Answer» D. m*v=p*t |
68. |
The formula to compute the spending multiplier is |
A. | 1/(mpc+mps) |
B. | 1/(1-mpc) |
C. | 1/(1-mps) |
D. | 1/(c+i) |
Answer» B. 1/(1-mpc) |
69. |
Liquidity trap sets a loop: |
A. | below which the discount rate cannot fall |
B. | above which discount rate cannot rise |
C. | below which the market rate of interest cannot fall |
D. | above which market rate of interest cannot rise |
Answer» B. above which discount rate cannot rise |
70. |
If the Keynesian consumption function is C=10+0.8Yd then, if disposable income is 1000, what is amount of total consumption ? |
A. | 0.8 |
B. | 800 |
C. | 810 |
D. | 0.81 |
Answer» C. 810 |
71. |
Why does a temporary decrease in government purchases decrease labour supply in the classical model? |
A. | people prefer to work less when government is doing less for them. |
B. | decreased government purchases make people worse off, so they work less hours. |
C. | the decrease in current or future taxes needed to pay for the decrease in government purchases increases people wealth |
D. | the fall in government spending decreases labour demand, decreasing the real wage, and sopeople decreases their labour supply. |
Answer» C. the decrease in current or future taxes needed to pay for the decrease in government purchases increases people wealth |
72. |
As the economy nears full employment the aggregate supply curve tend to |
A. | become flatter |
B. | become sleeper |
C. | shift to the left |
D. | shift to the right |
Answer» B. become sleeper |
73. |
“In a closed economy with no government; s=100+0.2y investment increases by 100, what is the increase in consumption? |
A. | 100 |
B. | 200 |
C. | 300 |
D. | 400 |
Answer» D. 400 |
74. |
Using Keynesian multiplier, MPC= 0.8 and government spending increased by 40 billion dollars. How much will GDP increased? |
A. | 100 billion dollars |
B. | 200 billion dollars |
C. | 300 billion dollars |
D. | 500 billion dollars |
Answer» B. 200 billion dollars |
75. |
According to Keynesian analysis, the great depression was caused by: |
A. | a lack of spending |
B. | a sharp rise in the mpc |
C. | too much investment |
D. | too much foreign influence on the economy |
Answer» A. a lack of spending |
76. |
The purpose of Keynesian analysis is to explain what to determines the |
A. | size of the labor force |
B. | price level |
C. | amount of money required in the economy |
D. | levels of national income, output and employment |
Answer» D. levels of national income, output and employment |
77. |
In the Keynesian range of the SRAS, if AD shift to the right, then |
A. | the price level falls |
B. | the price level rises |
C. | real gdp is unchanged |
D. | the price level is unchanged |
Answer» D. the price level is unchanged |
78. |
In the very short term, in the Keynesian model which of the following is fixed and does not change when GDP changes |
A. | planned investment |
B. | planned consumption |
C. | planned imports |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» A. planned investment |
79. |
The slope of the consumption function is (Keynesian) |
A. | less than the slope of the 45 degree line, but not equal to zero |
B. | greater than the slope of the 45 degree line |
C. | equal to the slope of the 45 degree line |
D. | equal to zero |
Answer» A. less than the slope of the 45 degree line, but not equal to zero |
80. |
A decrease in expected future income, ______ consumption expenditure and ______ saving. |
A. | increases: increases |
B. | increases: decreases |
C. | decreases: increases |
D. | decreases: decreases |
Answer» C. decreases: increases |
81. |
If the aggregate supply curve is perfectly elastic as in the Keynesian model at low level of national incomes, as increase in AD will cause an increase in |
A. | the rate of inflation |
B. | the level of real national output |
C. | the government budget deficit |
D. | the level of consumer debt |
Answer» B. the level of real national output |
82. |
Attempts to force inflation below no-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment (NAIRU) will cause: |
A. | inflation accelerate without any change in employment or output |
B. | inflation to decelerate with rising employment and output |
C. | inflation to decelerate with employment and output remaining the same |
D. | inflation to remain unchanged with fall in employment and output |
Answer» A. inflation accelerate without any change in employment or output |
83. |
Which of the following is true with respect to the monetary approach to the balance of payments? |
A. | it views the balance of payments as an essentially monetary phenomenon |
B. | a balance of payments deficit results from an excess demand of money in the nation |
C. | a balance of payments surplus results from an excess supply of money |
D. | balance of payments disequilibrium are not automatically corrected in the long run |
Answer» A. it views the balance of payments as an essentially monetary phenomenon |
84. |
According to monetarists, money supply constitutes |
A. | currency+ demand deposits |
B. | currency +demand deposits+time deposits |
C. | currency + demand deposits + equity shares |
D. | currency + all kinds of banks + deposits with other institutions + borrowing |
Answer» B. currency +demand deposits+time deposits |
85. |
According to monetary approach a revaluation of a nation’s currency |
A. | increase the nation’s demand for money |
B. | increase the nation’s supply of money |
C. | reduces the nation’s demand for money |
D. | reduces the nation’s supply of money |
Answer» C. reduces the nation’s demand for money |
86. |
what is the foundation of monetarism? |
A. | quantity theory of money |
B. | demand theory |
C. | islm model |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. quantity theory of money |
87. |
The economist who proposed that,” inflation is always and every where monetary phenomenon”was |
A. | j. m keynes |
B. | john r hicks |
C. | milton friedman |
D. | franco modigliani |
Answer» C. milton friedman |
88. |
Suppose that the money stock is $10 billion, each dollar generates $ 5worth of spending, and the NAIRU is 7%. According to the quantity theory of what is nominal GDP (income) |
A. | $ 350 million |
B. | $ 70 million |
C. | $ 35 million |
D. | $ 50 million |
Answer» D. $ 50 million |
89. |
When there are vacancies in the job-market, but also high levels of unemployment, then we could say that this unemployment is? |
A. | cyclical |
B. | regional |
C. | seasonal |
D. | structural |
Answer» D. structural |
90. |
Demand-side unemployment is partly caused by: |
A. | imperfections in the labour market |
B. | occupational and geographic immobility of factors |
C. | demographic changes |
D. | a lack of aggregate demand |
Answer» D. a lack of aggregate demand |
91. |
According to the basic classical model, an increase in the money supply will cause |
A. | employment to increase. |
B. | the price level to increase. |
C. | output to increase. |
D. | investment to increase. |
Answer» B. the price level to increase. |
92. |
Why does a temporary decrease in government purchases decrease labour supply in the classical model? |
A. | the fall in government spending decreases labour demand, decreasing the real wage, and so people decrease their labour supply. |
B. | the decrease in current or future taxes needed to pay for the decrease in government purchases increases people\s wealth. |
C. | people prefer to work less when the government is doing less for them. |
D. | decreased government purchases make people worse off, so they work less hours. |
Answer» B. the decrease in current or future taxes needed to pay for the decrease in government purchases increases people\s wealth. |
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