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- Economics Mcqseconomics-mcqs
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- 25 Feb 2025
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
The Phillips curve demonstrates the negative correlation between inflation and unemployment, indicating that as inflation increases, unemployment typically decreases, and vice versa. Okun’s law describes the relationship between unemployment and GDP growth. Say’s law proposes that supply creates its own demand. The U-shaped curve does not apply to this relationship.
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- 1.According to the World Bank, countries are grouped into four categories based on which of the following criteria?
- 2.Automatic stabilizers belong to which category of economic policy tools?
- 3.What is the likely effect of an increase in the money supply?
- 4.Which of the following does not constitute a part of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP)?
- 5.Which of the following best describes classical economics?
- 6.What does the LM curve illustrate in economic models?
- 7.Which component of the balance of payments includes all transactions involving financial assets?
- 8.What distinguishes Monopolistic Competition from Perfect Competition?
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