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Chapter 19
ECO 252
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A computer company builds a new factory. This is included in the ________ category of GDP. | investment |
| A shortcoming of nominal GDP is that: | an increase in nominal GDP can be caused by changes in either price or quantity |
| Between two given years, if real GDP and nominal GDP grow at the same rate, then: | an increase in nominal GDP can be caused by changes in either price or quantity |
| Economic growth is best measured by changes in: | real GDP |
| Ford produces 100,000 cars this year and only sells 95,000. The 5,000 cars that are not sold _______ listed in ________ category of GDP. | are; the investment |
| GDP is best defined as the total market value of all: | final goods and services produced within a country within a given time. |
| GDP is most often measured by: | the year |
| Goods that firms repackage with other goods for sale at a later stage are: | intermediate goods |
| Hollister Co. stocks up on T-shirts for the holiday season. This inventory is included in the _______ category of GDP. | investment |
| In macroeconomics: | output and income are essentially identical |
| Net exports can be defined as: | exports minus imports |
| Nominal GDP is GDP measured in: | current prices |
| Real GDP is GDP adjusted for changes in: | overall price levels |
| The consumption category of GDP includes all purchases of final goods and services by households except: | new houses |
| The difference between nominal GDP and real GDP is: | the price level |
| The four major expenditure categories of GDP are: | consumption, investment, government purchases, and net exports |
| The government purchases category of GDP includes spending by: | federal, state, and local government |
| The investment spending category of GDP does NOT include: | purchases of stocks and bonds |
| The percent change in the overall level of prices in the economy is called: | the inflation rate |
| The phase of the business cycle where the economy is growing faster than usual is called: | an economic expansion |
| The phase of the business cycle where the economy is growing slower than usual is called: | an economic contraction |
| The sale of American-grown corn to China is included in the ________ category of GDP. | export |
| The short-run fluctuations in economic activity that can cause output to be above or below the long-run trend are called: | business cycles |
| To determine living standards for the average person, we calculate: | per capita GDP |
| When GDP increases, national income ________ and national output __________. | increases; increases |
| When George buys a new computer for his business, it is included in GDP as _______, and when he buys a new computer for use at home, it counts as ________. | investment; consumption |
| When John buys new tires for his car it _______, and when Ford buys tires to put on new cars it ____________. | counts toward consumption; does not count toward GDP |
| When people in the United States buy clothing made in China, this counts as: | consumption and imports |
| Which is the largest component of U.S. GDP? | consumption |
| Which of the following is a service? | a visit to your doctor |
| Which of the following is a topic of macroeconomics? | the number of people in the economy with no jobs |
| Which of the following is included in the government purchases category of GDP? | payments to people in the military |
| Which of the following represents the largest share of U.S. GDP? | services |
| You bought a popular video game last year for $75 and sold it to a store this year for $20. The store sells the used game to a consumer for $40. When you sell your game to the store, how is this included in GDP? | This does not count in GDP |