Lesson M1.4.1

M1.4.1 AD/AS equilibrium and effects of changes in AD and AS Quiz: OCR Economics, Unit 6

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The 20 questions

  1. What term describes the point where total aggregate demand equals total aggregate supply?

    • Full employment
    • Microeconomic equilibrium
    • Macroeconomic equilibrium
    • Trade balance
  2. Which type of inflation is directly caused by a rightward shift in aggregate demand?

    • Cost-push inflation
    • Demand-pull inflation
    • Stagflation
    • Hyperinflation
  3. What situation describes falling real national output alongside rising general price levels?

    • Hyperinflation
    • Stagflation
    • Disinflation
    • Deflation
  4. According to classical economists, what determines the long-run level of real national output?

    • Consumer spending
    • Interest rates
    • Aggregate demand
    • Aggregate supply
  5. What is the shape of the Classical long-run aggregate supply curve on a diagram?

    • Horizontal
    • Downward sloping
    • Upward sloping
    • Vertical
  6. What happens to the short-run aggregate supply curve when raw material prices increase?

    • Remains unchanged
    • Shifts right
    • Becomes vertical
    • Shifts left
  7. On a Keynesian LRAS curve, what does the horizontal initial section represent?

    • Maximum output
    • Spare capacity
    • Full employment
    • Supply bottlenecks
  8. What term refers to the maximum potential output of an economy at full capacity?

    • Potential national income
    • Aggregate demand
    • Output gap
    • Actual national output
  9. If aggregate demand shifts right while SRAS remains constant, what happens to prices and output?

    • Both decrease
    • Prices rise output falls
    • Both increase
    • Prices fall output rises
  10. Higher business confidence leads to more capital investment. Which curve initially shifts right?

    • Long-run aggregate supply
    • Short-run aggregate supply
    • Marginal cost
    • Aggregate demand
  11. If a supply shock shifts SRAS left, what is the effect on prices and real output?

    • Both increase
    • Both decrease
    • Prices rise output falls
    • Prices fall output rises
  12. A permanent increase in workforce productivity will shift which aggregate supply curve rightward?

    • Demand curve only
    • Consumption function
    • Import demand curve
    • Long-run aggregate supply
  13. If the marginal propensity to consume is 0.8, what is the value of the multiplier?

    • 0.2
    • 4
    • 1.25
    • 5
  14. If total marginal rate of leakage is 0.25, how much does national income rise from £10bn investment?

    • £100bn
    • £2.5bn
    • £40bn
    • £25bn
  15. Which economic event would cause a negative output gap to widen further?

    • Cut in income tax
    • Rise in export demand
    • Fall in consumer confidence
    • Increase in government spending
  16. A cut in corporation tax increases investment spending. Which curves shift right in the long run?

    • Only AD
    • Only SRAS
    • Only LRAS
    • Both AD and LRAS
  17. In a Keynesian macroeconomic model, an economy can settle at equilibrium with persistent what?

    • Automatic budget surplus
    • Positive output gap
    • Deflationary output gap
    • Hyperinflation
  18. If aggregate demand and short-run aggregate supply both shift right by equal amounts, prices will...

    • Increase sharply
    • Remain unchanged
    • Fall to zero
    • Decrease dramatically
  19. A simultaneous oil price spike and export drop will cause real GDP to do what?

    • Rise rapidly
    • Fluctuate unpredictably
    • Fall significantly
    • Remain constant
  20. What type of output gap occurs when actual real national output exceeds potential national output?

    • Structural output gap
    • Positive output gap
    • Negative output gap
    • Deficit output gap

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