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i have problem in these ECONOMICS MCQs...
kindly explain me the MCQs with reasons..
1. What is not included in a person’s stock of wealth?
A a gold watch
B annual income
C an oil painting
D company shares
2. In rural areas in developing countries women often do unpaid work on traditional activities.
Why might this mean that the GDP is not a good measure of the standard of living in those
countries?
A The GDP does not include international trade.
B The GDP only refers to companies in urban areas.
C The work is not counted in GDP statistics.
D The work is not economically important.
3 and 4. (MCQ 22 and 23) of http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/...al O Level/Economics (2281)/2281_w07_qp_1.pdf
5.In 2008 inflation was close to 100 000 % in Zimbabwe. In a bid to reduce this high rate, the
Zimbabwean Government imposed maximum prices on a range of products. This caused price
rises amongst those goods sold unofficially or illegally.
What could explain this?
A The maximum prices increased demand whilst reducing supply.
B The maximum prices reduced demand whilst increasing supply.
C The maximum prices were set above the equilibrium price levels.
D The maximum prices were set at the equilibrium price levels.
kindly explain me the MCQs with reasons..
1. What is not included in a person’s stock of wealth?
A a gold watch
B annual income
C an oil painting
D company shares
2. In rural areas in developing countries women often do unpaid work on traditional activities.
Why might this mean that the GDP is not a good measure of the standard of living in those
countries?
A The GDP does not include international trade.
B The GDP only refers to companies in urban areas.
C The work is not counted in GDP statistics.
D The work is not economically important.
3 and 4. (MCQ 22 and 23) of http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/...al O Level/Economics (2281)/2281_w07_qp_1.pdf
5.In 2008 inflation was close to 100 000 % in Zimbabwe. In a bid to reduce this high rate, the
Zimbabwean Government imposed maximum prices on a range of products. This caused price
rises amongst those goods sold unofficially or illegally.
What could explain this?
A The maximum prices increased demand whilst reducing supply.
B The maximum prices reduced demand whilst increasing supply.
C The maximum prices were set above the equilibrium price levels.
D The maximum prices were set at the equilibrium price levels.