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History of Economic Thought
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  • 1

    In greek word, oikos means what?

    house

  • 2

    In greek word, nemein means what?

    to manage

  • 3

    According to him, economics is the science of wealth

    Adam Smith

  • 4

    He is the father of economics

    Adam Smith

  • 5

    Economics is the study how scarce resources are allocated among unlimited wants

    true

  • 6

    Economics is a practical science concerned with man’s problem of using scarce resources to satisfy human want

    false

  • 7

    Economics is the science that deals with production,exchange and consumption of various commodities in economic system

    true

  • 8

    Economics shows how scarce resources can be used to decrease wealth and human welfare

    false

  • 9

    It is the study of the production and consumption of goods and the transfer of wealth to produce and obtain those goods.

    economics

  • 10

    This theory states that the average total cost of production decreases as a result of increasing the number of different goods produced.

    economic theory

  • 11

    Refers to all natural resources, which are given by and found in nature, and are, therefore, not man- made. It includes the soil, river, forests, and mineral deposits.

    land

  • 12

    Is any form of human effort exerted in the production of goods and services. Covers a wide range of skills, abilities, and characteristics.

    labor

  • 13

    The country’s supply of labor is dependent on its production and on the percentage of its population that is willing to join the labor force.

    true

  • 14

    Naturally, a country with a high population growth rate is expected to come up with lower labor supply. The labor supply is also highly dependent on the people’s social and cultural practices

    2nd statement is correct

  • 15

    The country’s supply of labor is not affected by themigratory tendencies of its population and by the influx of workers from other countries.

    false

  • 16

    Refers to man-made goods used in the production of goods and services.It does not only include money, it includes buildings, machinery, raw materials, and other physical necessities for use in production.

    capital

  • 17

    A nation’s capital is dependent on its level of savings

    true

  • 18

    refer to the part of a person’s income which is not spent on consumption.

    savings

  • 19

    Capital therefore an economic good the owner of capital earns income for it use. This income is called ____

    interest

  • 20

    It is a Person who combines the other economic resources for use in the production of goods and services.

    entrepreneur

  • 21

    It is the (price) income earned by the entrepreneur.

    profit

  • 22

    It studies how individuals or groups (households and firms) respond to or affect economic phenomenon.

    microeconomics

  • 23

    is the study of the economy as a whole. It deals with economic aggregates like total output, price level and employment

    macroeconomics

  • 24

    It emerged as a revolution against an earlier orthodoxy known as mercantilism

    classical economics

  • 25

    It is also called commercialism, wherein it is a system in which a country attempts to a mass wealth through trade with other countries,exporting more than it imports and increasing stores of gold and precious metals.

    mercantilism

  • 26

    is the belief that the wealth and power of a nation were determined by its stock of precious metals like gold and silver and by having a favorable balance of trade (excess of exports over imports).

    bullionism

  • 27

    He argued that the wealth of nations depends on capital accumulation, employment of productive labor and the division of labor (factors of production).

    Adam Smith

  • 28

    He popularized the classical doctrine that supply creates its own demand, by using Say’s Law (ΣpiSi = Σ piDi), which simply states that the supply of all the goods in the economy is equal to the demand for all goods in the economy.

    David Ricardo

  • 29

    He said that “supply creates its own demand”

    Jean Baptise Say

  • 30

    Keynesian economics argued that both real and monetary factors determine real variables such as output and employment. Money is one of the determinants of aggregate demand. Keynesian economics also argued that government policies (fiscal and monetary) could influence or stabilize output and unemployment

    both correct

  • Cfas (overview of accounting)

    Cfas (overview of accounting)

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    Cfas (overview of accounting)

    Cfas (overview of accounting)

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    Cfas ( conceptual framework )

    Cfas ( conceptual framework )

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    Cfas ( conceptual framework )

    Cfas ( conceptual framework )

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    Cfas ( PAS 1)

    Cfas ( PAS 1)

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    Cfas ( PAS 1)

    Cfas ( PAS 1)

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    Cfas (PAS 2)

    Cfas (PAS 2)

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    Cfas (PAS 2)

    Cfas (PAS 2)

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    Cfas (PAS 7)

    Cfas (PAS 7)

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    Cfas (PAS 7)

    Cfas (PAS 7)

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    INT ACC 1B (Investment in Associate)

    INT ACC 1B (Investment in Associate)

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    INT ACC 1B (Investment in Associate)

    INT ACC 1B (Investment in Associate)

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    PAS 8 - Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting estimates

    PAS 8 - Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting estimates

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    PAS 8 - Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting estimates

    PAS 8 - Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting estimates

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    PAS 10 - Events after reporting period

    PAS 10 - Events after reporting period

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    PAS 10 - Events after reporting period

    PAS 10 - Events after reporting period

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    PAS 12 Income taxes

    PAS 12 Income taxes

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    PAS 12 Income taxes

    PAS 12 Income taxes

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    Lesson 1: The self from various perspectives

    Lesson 1: The self from various perspectives

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    Lesson 1: The self from various perspectives

    Lesson 1: The self from various perspectives

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    PAS 16 - PPE

    PAS 16 - PPE

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    PAS 16 - PPE

    PAS 16 - PPE

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    Lesson 2: Anthropology and Sociology

    Lesson 2: Anthropology and Sociology

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    Lesson 2: Anthropology and Sociology

    Lesson 2: Anthropology and Sociology

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    PAS 19 employee benefits

    PAS 19 employee benefits

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    PAS 19 employee benefits

    PAS 19 employee benefits

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    PAS 20 - Government Grants

    PAS 20 - Government Grants

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    PAS 20 - Government Grants

    PAS 20 - Government Grants

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    LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMAN

    LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMAN

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    LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMAN

    LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMAN

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    Lesson 3: Psychology

    Lesson 3: Psychology

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    Lesson 3: Psychology

    Lesson 3: Psychology

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    The Physical self: The self as impacted by the body

    The Physical self: The self as impacted by the body

    ユーザ名非公開 · 23問 · 10ヶ月前

    The Physical self: The self as impacted by the body

    The Physical self: The self as impacted by the body

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    PAS 21 - Effect of changes in foreign exchange rate

    PAS 21 - Effect of changes in foreign exchange rate

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    PAS 21 - Effect of changes in foreign exchange rate

    PAS 21 - Effect of changes in foreign exchange rate

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    Chapter 1: Personality Development & Its components

    Chapter 1: Personality Development & Its components

    ユーザ名非公開 · 41問 · 10ヶ月前

    Chapter 1: Personality Development & Its components

    Chapter 1: Personality Development & Its components

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    In greek word, oikos means what?

    house

  • 2

    In greek word, nemein means what?

    to manage

  • 3

    According to him, economics is the science of wealth

    Adam Smith

  • 4

    He is the father of economics

    Adam Smith

  • 5

    Economics is the study how scarce resources are allocated among unlimited wants

    true

  • 6

    Economics is a practical science concerned with man’s problem of using scarce resources to satisfy human want

    false

  • 7

    Economics is the science that deals with production,exchange and consumption of various commodities in economic system

    true

  • 8

    Economics shows how scarce resources can be used to decrease wealth and human welfare

    false

  • 9

    It is the study of the production and consumption of goods and the transfer of wealth to produce and obtain those goods.

    economics

  • 10

    This theory states that the average total cost of production decreases as a result of increasing the number of different goods produced.

    economic theory

  • 11

    Refers to all natural resources, which are given by and found in nature, and are, therefore, not man- made. It includes the soil, river, forests, and mineral deposits.

    land

  • 12

    Is any form of human effort exerted in the production of goods and services. Covers a wide range of skills, abilities, and characteristics.

    labor

  • 13

    The country’s supply of labor is dependent on its production and on the percentage of its population that is willing to join the labor force.

    true

  • 14

    Naturally, a country with a high population growth rate is expected to come up with lower labor supply. The labor supply is also highly dependent on the people’s social and cultural practices

    2nd statement is correct

  • 15

    The country’s supply of labor is not affected by themigratory tendencies of its population and by the influx of workers from other countries.

    false

  • 16

    Refers to man-made goods used in the production of goods and services.It does not only include money, it includes buildings, machinery, raw materials, and other physical necessities for use in production.

    capital

  • 17

    A nation’s capital is dependent on its level of savings

    true

  • 18

    refer to the part of a person’s income which is not spent on consumption.

    savings

  • 19

    Capital therefore an economic good the owner of capital earns income for it use. This income is called ____

    interest

  • 20

    It is a Person who combines the other economic resources for use in the production of goods and services.

    entrepreneur

  • 21

    It is the (price) income earned by the entrepreneur.

    profit

  • 22

    It studies how individuals or groups (households and firms) respond to or affect economic phenomenon.

    microeconomics

  • 23

    is the study of the economy as a whole. It deals with economic aggregates like total output, price level and employment

    macroeconomics

  • 24

    It emerged as a revolution against an earlier orthodoxy known as mercantilism

    classical economics

  • 25

    It is also called commercialism, wherein it is a system in which a country attempts to a mass wealth through trade with other countries,exporting more than it imports and increasing stores of gold and precious metals.

    mercantilism

  • 26

    is the belief that the wealth and power of a nation were determined by its stock of precious metals like gold and silver and by having a favorable balance of trade (excess of exports over imports).

    bullionism

  • 27

    He argued that the wealth of nations depends on capital accumulation, employment of productive labor and the division of labor (factors of production).

    Adam Smith

  • 28

    He popularized the classical doctrine that supply creates its own demand, by using Say’s Law (ΣpiSi = Σ piDi), which simply states that the supply of all the goods in the economy is equal to the demand for all goods in the economy.

    David Ricardo

  • 29

    He said that “supply creates its own demand”

    Jean Baptise Say

  • 30

    Keynesian economics argued that both real and monetary factors determine real variables such as output and employment. Money is one of the determinants of aggregate demand. Keynesian economics also argued that government policies (fiscal and monetary) could influence or stabilize output and unemployment

    both correct