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Inflation Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
The nominal interest rate is the sum of the
A  real interest rate and the expected rate of inflation.
B  historic rate of inflation and the expected rate of inflation.
C  real interest rate and the historic rate of inflation.
D  expected rate of inflation and the rate of price level increase.
Question #2
In the period of U.S. history known as the Great Depression, the rate of inflation was generally
A  positive
B  negative
C  increasing rapidly
D  uncertain
Question #3
The real wage rate is defined as the wage rate divided by
A  the money supply.
B  the price level.
C  the interest rate.
D  nominal GDP.
Question #4
Older Americans living on a pension and therefore on a fixed income, tend to be made
A  better off when inflation rates rise.
B  better off when prices rise.
C  worse off when prices fall without a cost of living adjustment.
D  worse off when prices rise without a cost of living adjustment.
Question #5
The difference between the purchase price of a financial asset and the sale price of the asset is called a(n)
A  dividend.
B  profit.
C  investment.
D  capital gain.
Question #6
When comparing the costs of inflation to society, it is important to distinguish between
A  low versus high rates of inflation.
B  real versus nominal inflation.
C  expected versus unexpected inflation.
D  high price levels and low price levels.
Question #7
If ten years ago the price of a movie ticket was $5 and the average hourly wage was $10, and today the price of a movie ticket is $8 and the average hourly wage is $20, then
A  workers now need to work longer hours to earn one movie ticket.
B  movies are now relatively more expensive in terms of work hours.
C  the relative price of movies has remained constant.
D  movies are now relatively cheaper in terms of work hours.
Question #8
Inflation
A  is a general price level increase
B  rarely occurs in the U.S. economy
C  means that all goods experience an increase in price
D  is caused by the price of one good increasing
Question #9
If you as a lender want an increase in purchasing power of 4 percent from making a loan and you set the nominal interest rate at 9 percent, then your
A  real rate of interest is 13 percent.
B  expected rate of inflation is 13 percent.
C  expected rate of inflation is 5 percent.
D  real rate of interest is 36 percent.
Question #10
The reason that inflation rarely harms workers is that
A  wages rise at the same time prices rise.
B  nominal income falls as prices rise.
C  wages fall when prices rise.
D  the minimum wage rate automatically rises when the price level rises.
Question #11
If both borrowers and lenders anticipate the rate of inflation correctly, then
A  neither borrowers nor lenders will lose real income.
B  lenders will lose real income.
C  both borrowers and lenders will lose real income.
D  borrowers will lose real income.
Question #12
If wages rise by 12 percent at the same time prices rise by 3 percent, then the increase in real wages is equal to
A  3 percent.
B  6 percent.
C  9 percent.
D  12 percent.
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