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Economics (version II.10)
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II.10.1 If the price of 0.5 rubles. 1 sheet for photocopying, students copied 500 pages a day, and with an increase in prices to 0.8 rubles. the number of orders fell to 460 pages, it is the demand ...
inelastic
single
elastic
absolyutroelastichny
II.10.2 fill in the blanks. ______ First analyzed the situation of "market failure."
F. Edgeworth
A. Marshall
Pigou
Leontief
II.10.3 On the wage increase has an impact ...
folding productions that expand the scope of employment
the absence of statutory working hours
omission of Trade Unions
struggle against the monopolization of production
II.10.4 By the model of privatization does not apply ...
free distribution
nationalization
denationalization
the establishment of national holdings
II.10.5 Land brings an annual income of 100,000 rubles. Annual bank interest rate of 10%. The price of this plot as a perpetual (eternal) capital asset is ...
10,000 rubles.
110,000 rubles.
100,000 rubles.
1 million rubles.
II.10.6 fill in the blanks. Investment banks are on the level of _________ credit system.
fourth
third
the second
first
II.10.7 The change in the demand for this product due to the change in real income due to an increase or decrease of its price, called the effect ...
income
snob
bandwagon
substitution
II.10.8 The law of diminishing marginal productivity does not characterize the curve ...
marginal revenue
average product
total product
marginal product
II.10.9 The shift of the demand curve to the left and down the ice, most likely caused by ...
revenue growth
the onset of winter
increase in the price of ice cream
the reduced availability of ice-cream
II.10.10K basic needs are ...
housing
self-esteem
friendship
food, clothing,
II.10.11 demand for investment goods is determined by ...
marginal revenue
tax benefits
direct demand
the desire to meet the needs of the subject of a market economy
II.10.12 difference between gross and net private domestic investment is the cost ...
for the purchase of consumer goods
to improve the skills of workers
gains the means of production
to reimbursement of the cost of consumption of fixed capital (depreciation)
II.10.13 decile coefficient characterizing the degree of inequality of income distribution in a society reduced from 12 to 8. This means that ...
incomes were distributed more unevenly
incomes were distributed more evenly
the degree of income inequality has increased
the degree of income inequality remained the same
II.10.14 Measures of state protectionism refers ...
tax incentives for the branches of foreign companies
imposition of customs duties on imported goods
abolition of all restrictions on the export of goods
the total abolition of customs duties on imported goods
II.10.15 Reasons movement of capital does not apply ...
mismatch of demand and supply of capital in the national market
higher wages in the importing countries
over-accumulation of capital-exporting countries
cheaper raw materials in importing countries
II.10.16 Economic profit is a ...
product sales volume and unit price
the amount of the explicit costs of production
the difference between the gross proceeds and explicit costs
the difference between the gross proceeds and economic costs
If II.10.17 from each household receives additional ruble save up 20 cents, a simple multiplier of autonomous expenditure is ...
5
8
2
20
II.10.18 Indicators of economic efficiency concerns ...
work performance
net profit
proceeds of sales
life expectancy
Additional information
II.10.19 total amount of taxes collected in the state is 720 billion. Den. u GDP - 1.84 trillion. den. u, the level of taxation in the country is ...
3.9%
39%
23%
61%
II.10.20 fill in the blanks. The natural rate of unemployment includes __________ unemployment.
friction and cyclic
Only cyclic
structural and frictional
cyclical and structural
II.10.21 Money does not act as a ...
means of circulation
stock values
unit of account
controls
II.10.22 Nominal GDP in the current year amounted to 64,000 den. u Real GDP 50,000 den. u Inflation for the year (in%) amounted to ...%.
18
24
14
28
II.10.23 Economic growth can be illustrated by ...
the movement of production possibilities curve
turning the production possibility curve clockwise
shift production possibilities curve to the right
shift production possibilities curve to the left
II.10.24 If the central (national) banks of the population buys a large amount of government securities, the ...
the volume of money supply in the country is reduced
the obligation of the Central (National) Bank in the form of reserves of commercial banks increased
total amount of money in the hands of the population decreases
current accounts of commercial banks reduced
II.10.25 The long-term economic cycles carry cycles ...
Kondratieff
Marx
Mitchell
Toffler
II.10.26 Set correspondence between the names and characteristics of market structures:
1. In a country there are several steel mills.
2. On the agricultural market sell cabbage and carrots.
3. A large number of vendors offer furniture for offices.
4. Urban heat networks provide people with warmth.
perfect competition
monopolistic competition
Oligopoly
monopoly
II.10.27 Signs of the American model of the economy can be attributed ...
Software R & D (research and development activities)
promoting entrepreneurship
lowest unemployment
preservation of national traditions
II.10.28 method of paid forms of privatization is not ...
voucher privatization
tender
auction
sales target
II.10.29 In countries with a federal system budget is constructed on the basis of ...
democratic federalism
fiscal centralism
democratic centralism
fiscal federalism
II.10.30Pri calculating the cost of the consumer basket of the base year are taken into account ...
the volume of production of goods and services the base year
Prices of goods and services produced base year
Prices of goods and services produced this year
the volume of production of goods and services this year,
II.10.31 market goods or services are not ...
Medical service
Travel service
educational service
basic science
II.10.32 long-term balance in the market of monopolistic competition leads ...
the growth of economic profit
price discrimination
to the disappearance of economic profit
to release similar products
II.10.33 If the price falls, while production grows, this corresponds to a shift of the curve aggregate ...
Deals Left
demand right
offers right
Demand left
II.10.34 fill in the blanks. Collection of information and its quantitative analysis form the basis of the method of __________.
positive
statistical
functional
Empirical
II.10.35K subjects of market relations should be attributed ...
money
company (business)
machines
households
II.10.36 The figure shows a graphical model of revenues and costs of the company-monopolist:
The price of goods firm-monopolist in which profits will reach a maximum, equal to ____ den. u
36
18
30
54
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