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GDP & Inflation
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GDP & Inflation

What is GDP: Gross Domestic Product. GDP measures the:: Total market value of all final goods and services produced in an economy in a given year.. Business spending on physical capital, new homes, and inventories is counted in which component of GDP: investment. What type of GDP is calculated with the current year's prices: Nominal GDP. High levels of GDP per capita indicate..: Higher standard of living. Which of the following is the best measurement of a country's living standard: Real GDP per capita. What is the total value of all final goods and services produced in the economy calculated using the prices of a selected base year? : Real GDP. What is inflation: rise in general prices. The _______ considers the weighted averages of a group of consumer goods and services: Consumer price index. In ________inflation prices rise about 2% annually: Creeping. _____________ inflation is regarded as safe and essential for Economic Growth: Creeping. In _________ Inflation prices rise very fast at double or triple rate: Hyper . Which of the following causes of inflation is often described as “too much money chasing too few goods”? : . Which of the following groups suffer from high inflation: Lenders. Which one of these correctly describes how lenders and borrowers are affected by inflation: lenders hurt, borrowers helped. How can we measure inflation: Consumer Price index. What is the definition of Deflation: A decrease in the general level of prices. Who is most likely to be hurt by inflation: a retiree on a fixed income

Grade:Grade 12_AI, College_AI
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Relationship between Supply and Demand
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Relationship between Supply and Demand

If the demand for Caroline's handmade scarves increases, what direction will her demand curve go in: To the right. If the demand for cauliflower decreases during a certain time period, then the price of cotton will increase. : True. Technological breakthroughs can shift a demand curve but not a supply curve. : False. If quantity demanded of socks is 500 and the quantity supplied is 700 will the price rise or fall: fall. If quantity demanded of socks is 500 and the quantity supplied is 700 will there be a surplus or shortage: Surplus. If Kelly wants to sell her mattress for no less than $200 and Emily wants to buy a mattress for no more than $350, what price would be the most appealing to Emily and least appealing to Kelly: $200. A decrease in the price of tacos might affect the supply curve for: pizza. If the price of vitamins decreases while the quantity demanded increases, how would this be reflected in the supply curve: The supply curve would not be affected. What will happen to the price of a good when there is a shortage of that good: The price increases. The price and quantity that make up a demand curve work inversely with each other, while the price and quantity of the supply curve works together: True. When consumers are willing and able to buy the quantity that suppliers are able to produce this called : quantity demanded. Which of the following is NOT true about the graph: When quantity supplied is $4, the quantity supplied is 40

Grade:Grade 9_AI - Grade 12_AI
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