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Froggy Jumps F5 QuizOnline version Quiz on topics since christmas by David Farrell 1 The number of people in relative poverty in a country is decreasing. What is the most likely cause of this? a a contractionary fiscal policy b a decrease in the national minimum wage c an expansion of investment in education 2 African economies may have rapid economic growth because of a large increase in their working age population. Based on this idea, which factor of production is most likely to grow significantly? a Labour b Capital c Enterprise 3 Low-income groups do not pay income tax but are able to use state-provided healthcare services. What does this illustrate? a regressive taxation b redistribution of income c privatisation 4 An increase in which economic indicator best describes economic growth? a General price level b Living standards c Output 5 Which group is most likely to benefit during a period of rapid inflation? a exporters b pensioners c people with debt 6 What are the components of the Human Development Index (HDI)? a population growth, adult literacy rate, gross national income (GNI) per head b life expectancy at birth, expected years of schooling, gross national income (GNI) c life expectancy at birth, expected years of schooling, gross national income (GNI) per head 7 Which situation must produce an ageing population? a a rising birth rate and a rising death rate b a rising marriage rate and a falling death rate c a falling birth rate and a falling death rate 8 Which factor in the world’s low-income countries limits their economic development? a balance of payments surpluses b large inflows of foreign investment c rapid population growth 9 A low-income country experiences extreme poverty in its rural areas. What is a possible cause of this? a development of better irrigation techniques b high trade barriers imposed by high-income countries c higher prices for agricultural produce 10 Some goods take a greater percentage of a typical household’s total spending than others. How is this accounted for in the construction of a consumer prices index? a by deducting the goods b by giving a weight to the goods c by taking an average of price fluctuations during a year 11 Iran has recently experienced a natural increase in population. What is the most likely cause of this increase? a Emigration exceeded immigration. b The birth rate exceeded the death rate c Immigration exceeded emigration. 12 Developing countries are sometimes given aid by charities and foreign governments. Which aid programme would be least likely to lead to long-term economic growth? a the building of an irrigation system b the construction of a new airport c the distribution of gifts of food 13 What must be a consequence of deflation in a country? a a decrease in its exports b an increase in its employment c an increase in the real value of its money 14 What will increase the level of economic development in a country? a a higher interest rate b a higher literacy rate c a higher inflation rate 15 What is most likely to be found in a developed country? a a small amount of income spent on leisure and entertainment b a small average family size c a small number of old people 16 Why is the Human Development Index (HDI) often considered to be better than Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per head as a measure of living standards? a GDP per head excludes economic growth b HDI includes more than the production of goods and services c HDI is calculated by the national government. 17 What is a typical characteristic of a developing country? a equal distribution of income and wealth b high gross domestic product per head c high reliance on natural resources 18 A shop worker was made redundant due to the introduction of self-service checkouts. Which type of unemployment is this? a cyclical b frictional c structural 19 What is most likely to happen as unemployment falls? a Economic growth falls. b Tax revenue rises c Inflation falls. 20 Which factor is most likely to reduce the average age of a population in a developed country? a a lower death rate b emigration c immigration 21 What is the most likely cause of an increase in poverty in developing economies? a an increase in international tourism b an increase in trade union bargaining power c an increase in malnutrition 22 Which of these people would be classed as unemployed? a a student who does not work b a person who does not have a job and is actively looking for one c an adult who does not have a job and stays at home to provide childcare 23 A person receives annual interest of 4% on their saving. Inflation is 5% per annum. What is the change in the real value of their saving? a It falls 1% b It falls 5% c It rises 4%. 24 How is the death rate defined? a the excess of deaths over births in any one year b the number of deaths of infants per thousand births c the number of deaths per year per thousand of the population 25 What is most likely to lead to an increase in structural unemployment in a country? a The country is moving towards more flexible labour markets. b The country is experiencing a period of negative economic growth. c The country is using more automation 26 What is included in the calculation of a consumer prices index (CPI)? a the price of a basket of goods and services b the price of exports and the price of imports c the wages of consumers 27 Which policy is most likely to reduce relative poverty? a make income tax rates less progressive b reduce the rate of sales tax c reduce benefit payments 28 A country is experiencing a period of full employment. What is most likely to lead to an increase in demand-pull inflation? a an increase in government spending b an increase in income tax rates c an increase in imports 29 What is a likely consequence of a falling level of unemployment? a downward pressure on wage rates b rise in income tax revenue c increase in welfare benefit payments 30 An additional 700 000 UK children and pensioners fell into relative poverty between 2013 and 2017. What might be the reason for this? a Direct taxes had increased, and indirect taxes had fallen. b Real gross domestic product was rising faster than the population. c The real value of government welfare benefits had fallen. 31 In recent years some low-income countries have achieved higher rates of economic growth than high-income countries. What is most likely to explain this accelerated economic growth a ease of transfer of modern technology to increase productivity b higher ratios of labour to capital in manufacturing industries c falling agricultural prices 32 A government has a contractionary fiscal policy to reduce inflation. What will the government increase? a expenditure on infrastructure b interest rates c income tax rates 33 What is not a reason why the average size of families is likely to be greater in developing countries than in developed countries? a Children offer the prospect of security in old age. b Means of birth control are less available and more expensive c Government child care support is widely available. 34 In rural areas in developing countries, farmers grow food for their own consumption. Why might this mean that the GDP is a weak measure of the standard of living in those countries? a The food grown is not exported. b The GDP does not include agricultural production. c The value of the food is unknown. 35 Why might the emigration of workers help the economy of a developing country? a The dependency ratio is likely to improve. b The inflow of transfers of money is likely to increase c The least healthy workers are likely to be the last ones to leave.

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The number of people in relative poverty in a country is decreasing. What is the most likely cause of this?

African economies may have rapid economic growth because of a large increase in their working age population. Based on this idea, which factor of production is most likely to grow significantly?

Low-income groups do not pay income tax but are able to use state-provided healthcare services. What does this illustrate?

An increase in which economic indicator best describes economic growth?

Which group is most likely to benefit during a period of rapid inflation?

What are the components of the Human Development Index (HDI)?

Which situation must produce an ageing population?

Which factor in the world’s low-income countries limits their economic development?

A low-income country experiences extreme poverty in its rural areas. What is a possible cause of this?

Some goods take a greater percentage of a typical household’s total spending than others. How is this accounted for in the construction of a consumer prices index?

Iran has recently experienced a natural increase in population. What is the most likely cause of this increase?

Developing countries are sometimes given aid by charities and foreign governments. Which aid programme would be least likely to lead to long-term economic growth?

What must be a consequence of deflation in a country?

What will increase the level of economic development in a country?

What is most likely to be found in a developed country?

Why is the Human Development Index (HDI) often considered to be better than Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per head as a measure of living standards?

What is a typical characteristic of a developing country?

A shop worker was made redundant due to the introduction of self-service checkouts. Which type of unemployment is this?

What is most likely to happen as unemployment falls?

Which factor is most likely to reduce the average age of a population in a developed country?

What is the most likely cause of an increase in poverty in developing economies?

Which of these people would be classed as unemployed?

A person receives annual interest of 4% on their saving. Inflation is 5% per annum. What is the change in the real value of their saving?

How is the death rate defined?

What is most likely to lead to an increase in structural unemployment in a country?

What is included in the calculation of a consumer prices index (CPI)?

Which policy is most likely to reduce relative poverty?

A country is experiencing a period of full employment. What is most likely to lead to an increase in demand-pull inflation?

What is a likely consequence of a falling level of unemployment?

An additional 700 000 UK children and pensioners fell into relative poverty between 2013 and 2017. What might be the reason for this?

In recent years some low-income countries have achieved higher rates of economic growth than high-income countries. What is most likely to explain this accelerated economic growth

A government has a contractionary fiscal policy to reduce inflation. What will the government increase?

What is not a reason why the average size of families is likely to be greater in developing countries than in developed countries?

In rural areas in developing countries, farmers grow food for their own consumption. Why might this mean that the GDP is a weak measure of the standard of living in those countries?

Why might the emigration of workers help the economy of a developing country?