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CFA Level I:Economics - Aggregate output, price, and economic growth 精选题和学习要点3 ?7 H' p$ c0 t( O' t6 l
Learning Outcome Statements (LOS)
+ T. o+ P9 H, a& Y1 h; s) oa Calculate and explain gross domestic product (GDP) using expenditure and income approaches;
3 O) _: O$ V0 P& x3 v7 R" u2 kb Compare the sum-of-value-added and value-of –final-output methods of calculating GDP; 0 M" Z" t, @. p8 z6 l) Y$ I
c Compare nominal and real GDP and calculate and interpret the GDP deflator;
0 v( Z: M' ]5 k, f; {" `* Nd Compare GDP, national income, personal income, and personal disposable income;
! b# p# r: G' c0 We Explain the fundamental relationship among saving, investment, the fiscal balance, and the trade balance; / z; y( O- e: X8 f5 r8 n6 U
f Explain the IS and LM curves and how they combine to generate the aggregate demand curve;
( j0 a: V) ?, yg Explain the aggregate supply curve in the short run and long run;
% R2 ~, F6 J0 g1 Nh Explain the causes of movements along and shifts in aggregate demand and supply curves; 1 S, f# e% P& w
i Describe how fluctuations in aggregate demand and aggregate supply cause short-run changes in the economy and the business cycle; % j! y& n$ E- s V0 B
j Explain how a short run macroeconomic equilibrium may occur at a level above or below full employment; + C& I7 V+ @9 ~8 ]/ Z3 s
k Analyze the effect of combined changes in aggregate supply and demand on the economy; # ~, R, B/ {+ y7 T
l Describe the sources, measurement, and sustainability of economic growth; 2 H' r4 O! h0 W/ p: w
m Describe the production function approach to analyzing the sources of economic growth;
, o5 K& B/ ]' V: l1 G+ T8 ]! ?n Distinguish between input growth and growth of total factor productivity as components of economic growth.9 }7 v' S4 M- l& I6 N. j
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1. In regard to the aggregate demand curve and an increase in one of its associated factors, which of the following relationships is least accurate?
6 f) V$ S4 S! n' w% q/ z| | Increase in factor | Shifts the AD curve | Reason | | A | Stock prices | Rightward | Lower investment | | B | Consumer confidence | Rightward | Higher consumption | | C | Exchange rate* | Leftward | Lower exports and higher imports | *Exchange rate is foreign currency per unit of domestic currency
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2. A recessionary gap is more likely to be observed when:5 V6 s9 k. g6 w* J, Q, o" W$ Y" x2 p
A. Real GDP is above potential GDP
8 ^9 G5 L k8 o6 t# g& n2 aB. Real GDP is below potential GDP
/ f- ?* b+ F+ k& T, p) V& nC. Employment is above full-employment equilibrium4 d' o( X' R& T1 T
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3. Regarding a company’s production function, both labor costs and capital costs are best described as:; n& w) T1 k2 ?2 G- L0 p
A. fixed in the long run9 t+ s4 E) X [. {
B. variable in the long run
5 w( f$ U4 r: i+ y" X0 e0 s6 D4 RC. variable in the short run & N& K8 v+ _* |
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+ |: R7 R. K0 C1 Y- @0 e4. The total output in units and average selling prices in a hypothetical economy producing only two products, X and Y, is provided below: d! Z; X& X, J* _; o3 h
| | Product X | | Product Y | | Year | Output (units) | Selling Price/unit | Output (units) | Selling Price/unit | | 2010 | 2,800 | 9 | 2,000 | 47 | | 2011 | 3,000 | 11 | 1,800 | 52 | If the implicit price deflator for GDP in 2010 was 100, for 2011 it is closest to: 6 f: k* z- B5 s% V/ ^& e, v" }
A. 106.2
+ w7 o0 J8 y; J5 m2 Y* T0 }7 G9 o* \B. 106.8 1 z) }- Z! x; v) Z1 h- E! I
C. 113.4 & b. }) Y' j) R+ T; Q! c4 z
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( k* q0 K9 k! v5 C5. In a sample economy with no foreign sector, the following equations apply:
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( d+ @- I2 ]% _6 h& \# z' Z9 K| Consumption function | C=2,500+0.80(Y-T) | | Investment function | I=500+0.30Y-25r | | Government spending | G=1,000 | | Tax function | T=-250+0.30Y | | Y:Aggregate income | r : Real interest rate | If the real interest rate is 3% and government spending increases to 2,000, the increase in aggregate income will be closest to: J& R4 r4 U3 z, v
A. 1,000
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C. 7,143
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