- Published: January 3, 2022
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Week 5 Quizzes ECO/GM 561
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Title: Economics UOP custom CW Book Title: UOP-custom course for Economics Book
Author: Case Summary of Results 100% Correct of 7
Scored items: 7
Correct: 100% 0
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- GDP includes all transactions in whichmoneyor goods change hands. Your Answer: False
- GDP is equal to the value of total sales in an economy. Your Answer: False
- I bought a record last year. I don’t like it any more and am going to sell it to my cousin for $2. This sale should be included in GDP. Your Answer: False
- Consumption, investment, government purchases, and net exports are the four components of total expenditures. Your Answer: True
- Households have all of their personal income to spend or save. Your Answer: False
- When economists calculate nominal GDP it means they are calculating GDP only approximately. Your Answer: False
- Per capital GDP is a country’s GDP divided by its population. Your Answer: True
Your Results for: ” Readiness Assessment Quiz”
Title: Economics UOP custom
CW Book Title: UOP-custom course for Economics Summary of Results 100%
Correct of 8 Scored items: 8
Correct: 100% 0
Incorrect: 0% More information about scoring
- The twin evils of macroeconomics are unemployment and inflation. Your Answer: True
- Recessions last six months. Anything longer is called adepression. Your Answer: False
- To be considered employed a person must be working for pay for at least 20 hours per week. Your Answer: False
- You need to be 14 years old to be considered part of the labor force. Your Answer: False
- A discouraged worker is not actually working. Your Answer: True
- People typically are unemployed for at least six months. Your Answer: False
- Recessions have a good side to them because they help reduce inflation. Your Answer: True
- The consumer price index is based on a bundle of goods and services purchased yearly by the typical urban consumer. Your Answer: False