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Chapter 1 Quiz
Question 1
In which of the following GDP measures would a circuit board produced
in South Korea by an American company, for use in computers to be sold
in France, be included?
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U.S. GDP
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South Korea GDP
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France GDP
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All of the above.
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What is always the best measure to use to determine how "rich" a country
is?
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GNP per capita
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National income
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GDP per capita
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No one measure is unilaterally the best measure to Correct
use.
Question 3
A country's export of ice skates increases by 5% every year. If they
exported 100 pairs of skates this year, how many pairs will they export in
ten years?
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105
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163
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500
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5767
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Question 4
A country's population is growing at an astounding 30% every year.
Approximately how many years will it take for the country's population to
quadruple?
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480
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2.4
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4.8
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240
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Question 5
Country A had a GDP of 100 million in the year 2000, while country B
had a GDP of only 10 million. If country A's GDP is growing at an annual
rate of 3%, and country B's GDP grows at an annual rate of 8%, who will
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Country A
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Country B
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They will have the same GDP.
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It cannot be determined from the information
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given.
Question 6
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In the mid-1800's, which of the following is the type of inequality that
most accounted for the total level of world inequality?
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Difference in inequality between an average person Incorrect
in a poor country and an average person in a rich
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Differences in inequality between a poor person and Correct
a rich person who both live in the same country.
Differences in inequality between the poorest
people in a rich country and the richest people in a
poor country.
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All of the above had equal contributions to world
inequality.
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Question 7
Which of the following would an international traveler from a rich country
find to be cheap when they travel to a poor country?
I. bus ticket
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III. locally knitted scarves
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I only
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II only
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I and III only
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I, II and III
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Which of the following is NOT a reason to use the purchasing power
parity exchange rates when comparing GDP from different countries?
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Simple exchange rates do not take into account the Incorrect
fact that the price of goods only consumed
domestically tend to be cheaper than those traded in
international markets.
The law of one price is not accounted for when
simple exchange rates are used.
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Simple exchange rates are constructed by
economists who often miscalculate a correct
exchange rate because of arbitrage.
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Simple exchange rates contort how rich or poor
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residents become when exchange rates fluctuate but
output remains stable.
Question 9
According to Jan Pen's marching parade example and Figure 1.5, if the
parade occurred in 1890, which of the following countries would have the
tallest marchers?
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Japan
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U.S.
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U.K.
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U.S. and U.K. would be tied for the tallest.
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What time period has seen the most extreme growth in GDP worldwide?
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1500-1700
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1700-1820
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1820-1950
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1950-1998
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