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Đề thi CFA Level 1 Phần Economics và Financial Statement Analysis Nguồn: webchungkhoan | Vietnam Stock Exchange Forum - Diễn đàn chứng khoán Việt Nam http Economics - 14 Questions - 21 minutes Question 37 - 12360 Supply-side economics stresses that a expansionary monetary policy will cause real output to expand without causing the rate of inflation to accelerate. B tax rates are not a major determinant of real output. C aggregate demand is the major determinant of real output. D marginal tax rate changes can exert a significant impact on real output. Question 38 - 28539 If the Federal Reserve wants to follow a more expansionary monetary policy which one of the following should it do A Buy bonds in the open market. B Increase the federal funds rate. C Increase the discount rate. D Increase reserve requirements. Question 39 - 28540 If the adaptive expectations hypothesis is correct a shift to a more expansionary macroeconomic policy will A increase the unemployment rate in the short run but not in the long run. B reduce the unemployment rate in the short run but not in the long run. fail to systematically reduce the unemployment rate in either the short run or the C long run. D reduce the unemployment rate in the long run but not in the short run. Question 40 - 29316 Given the following hypothetical data from the national income accounts of an unidentified country calculate gross domestic product GDP using the resource costincome approach. National Income Accounts for 2000 Billions Government Consumption and Investment 680 Net Income of Foreigners 10 Gross Private Investment Fixed Investment 450 Inventory 20 Proprietor s Income 316 Employee Compensation 2000 Personal Consumption 2262 Indirect Business Tax 300 Cổng thông tin chứng khoán Việt Nam - http 10 Vietnam Stock Exchange Forum - Diễn đàn chứng khoán Việt Nam http Rents 67 Net Exports -50 Depreciation 300 Interest Income 119 Corporate Profits 280 A 3 362. B 3 392. C 4 250. D 3 392. Question 41 - 29317 Nominal gross domestic product GDP in 2000 is billion