1. True or False (yes, no):
a) In the market of perfect competition, firms offer a variety of products than under monopolistic competition;
b) If the demand curve monopolistically competitive firms, ceteris paribus flatter than in monopoly.

2. Monopoly suggests that:
a) the market penetration of new companies is not limited;
b) produced a standard product;
c) the manufacturer may choose a combination of price and volume of output, which gives the maximum profit;
d) buyers and sellers accept prices as the data;
d) there is no correct answer.

3. An example of a natural monopoly can be:
a) "General Motors";
b) "Gazprom";
c) Metropolitan of Moscow;
g) the firm "Kodak";
d) The correct answer is b) and c);
e) all of the answers are wrong.

4. What of the following features not available on the market of perfect competition:
a) a large number of customers;
b) the homogeneity of the product;
c) inability to influence the market price;
d) advertising;
d) there is no correct answer.

1.Sformuliruyte concepts:
a) The annual contributions equal to the value of consumption for the period of capital - is .......
b) The ratio of nominal GDP to real - it .........
2.Predmetom study of macroeconomics are:

3. Perform the task:
What is the size of net exports of country X, if the volume of exports amounted to 500 den. u, while imports 590 den. u?
4. If the nominal GDP will increase by two and a half times, and the deflator will remain unchanged, as it will affect the value of real GDP?

1. Formulate concepts:
a) The collection purchased by the State of goods and services - is ..............
b) The horizontal portion of the aggregate supply curve, where the price level does not change. In this segment the increase in aggregate demand will increase total output, but the prices remain unchanged - this is ..........
2. True or False (yes, no):
a) In an equilibrium economy there is always a full-time;
b) Investment costs more volatile than consumer, as they affect the dynamics of the interest rates and expectations of entrepreneurs.
3. If the disposable income is equal to zero, it can be argued that:
1. Gross investment - is:

1. Formulate concepts:
a) very rapid price increases, generating a "flight" of money - it .......
b) People who have a job, and all part-time workers or nedelyu- it ..............
2. True or False (yes, no):
a) The composition of the workforce and the need to include the unemployed and actively looking for work;
b) Inflation - a decrease in the purchasing power of money, which is manifested in an increase in the general price level in the economy
3. The period of recovery is always a decrease in:
4. If the rising commodity prices, rising wages, and production and employment are falling, it's this:

1. True or False (yes, no):
a) The value of the national debt is the accumulated sum of all the state budget deficit (excluding the budget surplus);
b) In countries with a federal system it has a three-tiered nature of the budget.
2. Formulate concepts:
a) The amount of the previous budget deficits minus budget izlishkov- it ................
b) Monetary emission, internal and external zaymy- it ................
3. direct taxes does not apply:
4. Fiscal policy can be:

1. True or False (yes, no):
a) If the level of prices for goods and services will be reduced by 50%, double the value of money;
b) Monetary policy is conducted by the government
2. Formulate concepts:
a) The interest rate under which the Central Bank gives loans to banks - it .........
b) The minimum size of the contribution that a depository institution must hold in the Central Bank (Bank Central heating) or to keep in cash - it .......
3. What do the banks: