Refer to Table 25-1

question 114

Multiple Choice

Refer to Table 25-1.What is real GDP in this economy in Year 20 if the annual growth rate is 4%?
A) 2191
B) 8000
C) 20 800
D) 80 000
E) 836 683
Answer: A
Diff: 3
Topic: 25.1a.the nature of economic growth
Skill: Applied
Learning Obj.: 26-3 Explain how commercial banks create money through the process of taking deposits and making loans.
User1: Table
The diagram below shows alternate paths for two hypothetical economies,each starting with GDP of $1 billion.Assume that Area 1 is equal to Area 2. FIGURE 25-1
-Refer to Figure 25-1.Which of the following statements about Economies A and B is correct?

• A)2191
• B)8000
• C)20 800
• D)80 000
• E)836 683
• Answer: A
• Diff: 3
• Topic: 25.1a.the nature of economic growth
• Skill: Applied
• Learning Obj.: 26-3 Explain how commercial banks create money through the process of taking deposits and making loans.
• User1: Table
• The diagram below shows alternate paths for two hypothetical economies,each starting with GDP of $1 billion.Assume that Area 1 is equal to Area 2. FIGURE 25-1
• -Refer to Figure 25-1.Which of the following statements about Economies A and B is correct?
• A)Economy A will sustain higher material living standards than Economy B in the long run.
• B)Economies A and B will have equal material living standards beginning at Year 0.
• C)Economy B will sustain higher material living standards than Economy A in the long run.
• D)Economies A and B will have equal material living standards beginning at Year X.
• E)Economies A and B will have equal material living standards beginning at Year Y.

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Definitions:

Money Income

Income received in the form of money rather than in-kind benefits or goods, crucial for determining purchasing power and standard of living.

Marginal Utility

The increase in satisfaction or advantage a buyer experiences from acquiring one more unit of a good or service.

Utility Maximization

A theory in economics asserting that individuals aim to achieve the highest level of satisfaction or utility through their choices, given their resources.

Limited Budget

A financial constraint that limits the amount of money available for spending or investing.