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Question 1
Comer Prue Indes communes change average
Lantes of goals and
Question 4
B. price of Labour
De price of goods and
Lably determined by sevenstars, which includes age composition, nunder of hours, mumber of huus worked and als
A height of workers.
C wage rate of workers
Question S
Isthmcity of workers D. gndet of workers.
Due to the LNG project, more people were employed. As a mauh, Phiti had a high inflation in 2014 Which type of inflation is described above?
A Demand Pull inflation
C. Exce-Supply inflation
Question 6
18. Cast-Push inflation
D. Imported inflation
man-made resoutom
D. natural resources
Land, labour, capital and employment are known as society's
A. financial and capital investment
C. factors of production
Question 7
The Philip's Curve illustrates that the opportunity cost of increasing inflation in an noomomy is
A. deterioration in the terms of trade
Cexchange rate depreciation
Question 8
Buying power or purchasing power refers to the
A power of a fixed sum of money
B. balance of payment deficit.
D. increasing in the level of employmani
B number of transaction that a fixed sum of money can make
C quantity theory of money
D. number of goods that a fixed suun of money can buy
Question 9
Which of the following options will address cost-push inflation througls fiscal policy?
A. Increase payroll tax
C. Decrease personal interest rate
Question 10
Cost-Push inflation is caused by
A change in the cost of imported goods.
Cincrease in the cost of production.
Question 11
B. Increase business subsidies
D. Reduce minimum wage
B. excess demand
D. consumer taste
Which of the following examples do not fall into category of labour force?
A. A recent economics graduate applying for a job in treasury department.
B. A grade 10 drop out looking for a job in Port Moresby.
CA recent grade 12 graduate who decides to baby-sit her small suster
D. A 15 year old boy employed as a casual in TST Supermarket
Comer Prue Indes communes change average
Lantes of goals and
Question 4
B. price of Labour
De price of goods and
Lably determined by sevenstars, which includes age composition, nunder of hours, mumber of huus worked and als
A height of workers.
C wage rate of workers
Question S
Isthmcity of workers D. gndet of workers.
Due to the LNG project, more people were employed. As a mauh, Phiti had a high inflation in 2014 Which type of inflation is described above?
A Demand Pull inflation
C. Exce-Supply inflation
Question 6
18. Cast-Push inflation
D. Imported inflation
man-made resoutom
D. natural resources
Land, labour, capital and employment are known as society's
A. financial and capital investment
C. factors of production
Question 7
The Philip's Curve illustrates that the opportunity cost of increasing inflation in an noomomy is
A. deterioration in the terms of trade
Cexchange rate depreciation
Question 8
Buying power or purchasing power refers to the
A power of a fixed sum of money
B. balance of payment deficit.
D. increasing in the level of employmani
B number of transaction that a fixed sum of money can make
C quantity theory of money
D. number of goods that a fixed suun of money can buy
Question 9
Which of the following options will address cost-push inflation througls fiscal policy?
A. Increase payroll tax
C. Decrease personal interest rate
Question 10
Cost-Push inflation is caused by
A change in the cost of imported goods.
Cincrease in the cost of production.
Question 11
B. Increase business subsidies
D. Reduce minimum wage
B. excess demand
D. consumer taste
Which of the following examples do not fall into category of labour force?
A. A recent economics graduate applying for a job in treasury department.
B. A grade 10 drop out looking for a job in Port Moresby.
CA recent grade 12 graduate who decides to baby-sit her small suster
D. A 15 year old boy employed as a casual in TST Supermarket
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GPT 3.5
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GPT 3.5
1. B. price of Labour
5. A. Demand Pull inflation
6. C. factors of production
7. C. exchange rate depreciation
8. D. number of goods that a fixed sum of money can buy
9. C. Decrease personal interest rate
10. C. increase in the cost of production
11. D. consumer taste
5. A. Demand Pull inflation
6. C. factors of production
7. C. exchange rate depreciation
8. D. number of goods that a fixed sum of money can buy
9. C. Decrease personal interest rate
10. C. increase in the cost of production
11. D. consumer taste
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