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2.______ is a pricing strategy that regulators impose on certain businesses to limit what
they are able to charge consumers for its products or services to a price equal to the costs
necessary to create the product or service.
[a] Price Ceiling
[b] Average Cost Pricing
[c] Rate-of-return Regulation
[d] Price Capping by Regulators
6. (I) Debt markets are often referred to generically as the bond market.
(II) A bond is a security that is a claim on the earnings and assets of a corporation.
9. S1: Public investment programs often give more adequate weight to environmental
objectives as compared to efficiency and poverty alleviation.
S2: The main purpose of Public investment/expenditure reviews is to provide
recommendations to governments on the size and composition of their spending
programs and on ways to strengthen local institutions in ways that enhance country
capabilities to design and implement such programs.
[a] Both are true
[b] Both are false
[c] Only statement 1 is true
[d] Only statement 2 is true
10. If Fiscal Policy is trying to promote stability and economic growth through tax cuts,
what type of policy is Fiscal policy using?
[a] Expansionary Fiscal Policy
[b] Contractionary Fiscal Policy
[c] Easy Money Policy
[d] Tight Money Policy
11. S1: Outright transactions is a monetary policy instrument where there is a clear intent
by the government to reverse the action of their buying/selling of monetary securities.
S2: Money Supply Indicator or Money Aggregates are used by economists to confirm
their expectations and help forecast trends in consumer price inflation
[a]. S1 is true and S2 is false
[b] S1 is false and S2 is true
[c] Both statements are true
[d] Both statements are false
12. S1: Brokerage firms are financial institutions that help you buy and sell securities. A
full service brokerage firm provides customers with financial planning services as well as
consulting services.
S2: “Shadow banking” contains the pejorative connotation of back alley loan sharks.
[a] Only S1 is true
[b] Only S2 is true
[c] Both are true
[d] Both are false
13. S1: Aggregate Demand reflects the real domestic output available at each possible
price level.
S2: Aggregate Supply reflects the real domestic output demanded at each possible price
level.
[a] Only statement 1 is incorrect
[b] Only statement 2 is incorrect
[c] Both statements are correct
[d] Both statements are incorrect
14. S1: Contractionary monetary policy can lead to increased unemployment and
depressed borrowing and spending by consumers and businesses.
S2: If this policy is implemented to vigorously, it can eventually result in an economic
inflation.
[a] Only S1 is true
[b] Only S2 is true
[c] Both statements are true
[d] Both statements are false
15. S1: Money Supply Indicators are Narrow Money, Broad Money and Liquidity Money
only.
S2: Monetary policy can be implemeted by changing the size of the monetary base which
directly changes the total amount of money circulating in the economy.
[a] Only Statement 1 is correct
[b] Only Statement 2 is correct
[c] Both Statements are correct
[d] Both Statements are incorrect
17. I. Under the inflation targeting, the target is to keep inflation, under a particular
definition such as CPI, at a particular level.
II. The fixed exchange rate is based on maintaining a fixed exchange rate with a foreign
currency.
[A] Only Statement 1 is correct
[B] Only Statement 2 is correct
[C] Both Statements are correct
[D] Both Statements are incorrect
18. It says that the benefits of energy efficiency might be reduced as people change their
behavior.
[A] Permit Market
[B] Rebound Effect
[C]Cap and Trade
[D]Price Incentives
19. I. The four components of aggregate demand are consumer spending, investment
spending, government spending, and net exports.
II. Fiscal policy influences all of the four components of aggregate demand
[A] Only statement 1 is incorrect
[B] Only statement 2 is incorrect
[C] Both statements are correct
[D] Both statements are incorrect
21. This is a collection of investment banks, hedge funds, insurers and other non-bank
financial institutions that replicate some of the activities of regulated banks, but do not
operate in the same regulatory environment.
[A] Credit Union
[B] Shadow Banks
[C] Nonbank Financial Institutions
[D] None of the above
23. The key macroeconomic variables in adjustment programs are the following, except:
[A] Investment Savings Gap
[B] Fiscal Deficit
[C] Trade Deficit
[D] Tax Incidence
24. Statement 1: Greater profits are generated by a perfectly competitive firm than a
monopolistic one.
Statement 2: Barriers to entry include patents, copyrights and government regulations.
Which statement/s is/are true?
[A] Only Statement 1 is correct
[B] Only Statement 2 in correct
[C] Both Statements are correct
[D] Both Statements are incorrect
25. Statement 1: Liquidity trap is a situation in which there are zero nominal interest
rates, persistent deflation and deflation expectations.
Statement 2: Given high budget deficits, the government is concerned about: not wanting
to pay very high interest on its borrowings and it wants to crowd out the market.
[A] Both statements are true.
[B] Both statements are false.
[C] Only statement 1 is true.
[D] Only statement 2 is true.