AD/AS - self-test questions
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Shifts in aggregate demandWhich of the following would NOT cause a shift in AD? |
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Shifts in aggregate supplyWhich of the following would NOT cause a SHIFT in AS? |
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Shifts in aggregate supplyIf the price of imports rose, caused by a change in the value of the pound then the AS would shift to the: |
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Shifts in aggregate supply
Which of the following might have caused the shift in aggregate supply shown in the diagram below? Tick all the answers that apply. |
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Determinants of exportsA key determinant of exports is: |
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Shifts in aggregate supply and demand
Which of the following would cause the shift shown in the diagram below? Tick all the answers that apply. |
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AD/AS analysisWhen using AD/AS analysis to illustrate changes within an economy, which of the following would NOT need to be considered when looking at changes to economic growth? |
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Aggregate supplyWhich of the following is a major influence on AS? |
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Shifts in aggregate supply and demandAn increase in aggregate demand (given no change in aggregate supply) will cause higher inflation. |
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Shifts in aggregate supply and demandAn increase in costs will make the aggregate supply curve more inelastic. |
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Shifts in aggregate supply and demandThe less responsive is AS to a rise in AD, the more prices will rise for a given increase in AD. |
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Shifts in aggregate supply and demandAn increase in expenditure tax will shift both the aggregate demand and supply curves to the left. |
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Shifts in aggregate supply and demandAn improvement in productivity will shift both the aggregate demand and supply curves to the right. |
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Increase in ADWhich of the following is likely to result from a rapid rise in aggregate demand? |