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A Level AQA Economics

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    AQA Macroeconomics and Microeconomics Year 1 questions for A Level with concise and accurate answers.
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  • What is a consumer good?
    a good that is used in producing other goods rather than being bought
    a good which is used to ones disadvantage
    a good sold to the public that is consumed rather then used in production
    a good which is used for ones benefit
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  • What is investment known as?
    Expenditure on land
    Expenditure on consumer goods
    Expenditure on capital goods
    Expenditure on training
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  • What is consumption known as?
    Expenditure on capital goods
    Expenditure on land
    Expenditure on training
    Expenditure on consumer goods
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  • What is supply-side policy?
    changes to interest rates and the supply of money
    designed to make markets work more efficiently
    changes to government taxation, government spending and borrowing
    the policy of increasing productive output of a country
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  • What is a capital good?
    a good which is used for ones benefit
    a good sold to the public that is consumed rather then used in production
    a good which is used to ones disadvantage
    a good that is used in producing other goods rather than being bought
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  • What is gross domestic product?
    measures the final value of output or expenditure by uk owned FOP worldwide
    the sum of only goods produced in an economy over a time
    all of the above
    sum of all goods and services or output produced in an economy over a time
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  • What is fiscal policy?
    changes to interest rates and the supply of money
    changes to government taxation, government spending and borrowing
    the policy of increasing productive output of a country
    designed to make markets work more efficiently
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  • How do you calculate index numbers?
    by finding the ratio of base value to current value
    by finding the ratio of two economic variables together
    by finding the ratio of current value to a base value of 100
    by finding the ratio of two numbers that are divided by one another
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  • What is a nominal value?
    The upfront cost accounting for changes in the countrys GDP
    The upfront cost accounting for the GNI per capita
    The upfront cost accounting for inflation
    The upfront cost without accounting for inflation
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  • Monetary policy is the policy of increasing productive output of a country
    False
    True
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  • What does gross national income equal?
    foreigners earnings [that are sent home] - overseas investment
    foreigners earnings [that are sent home] + overseas investment
    Overseas investment - foreigners earnings [that are sent home]
    Overseas investment + foreigners earnings [that are sent home]
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  • How do you calculate chain base index?
    previous years variable - current variable x 100
    current variable/previous years variable x 100
    previous years variable/current variable x 100
    current variable + previous years variable x 100
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  • Which option is not a factor of production?
    location
    capital
    labour
    enterprise
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  • What is gross national product?
    measures the final value of output or expenditure by uk owned FOP worldwide
    total income added up
    sum of all goods and services or output produced in an economy over a time
    the sum of only goods produced in an economy over a time
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  • Nominal GDP is calculated by - the sum of the current year prices/current year quantities
    True
    False
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  • What is a real value?
    The value which accounts for both GNI and GDP per capita in a country
    The value which is recorded in a shop
    The value of something accounting fully for inflation at the time
    The value of something without fully accounting for inflation at the time
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