ECO 302 Week 8 Quiz - Strayer
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Chapter 12 and 13
Chapter 12
TRUE/FALSE
1. Government
can use its funds to purchase goods or transfer money to people.
2. If
a household’s transfer payment less taxes is greater than zero, then government
is a net source of funds for that household.
3. A
permanent increase in government purchases causes an increase in the real rate
of interest.
4. A
permanent increase in government purchases increases GDP.
5. A
temporary increase in government purchases increases GDP.
6. A
temporary increase in government expenditures will reduce gross investment.
7. From
1929 to the present, government expenditures as a ratio to GDP have risen to
equal about one-third.
8. U.S.
government transfer payments in the form of unemployment insurance are equivalent
to about ten percent of GDP.
9. The
largest expansions in transfer payments at the U.S. federal level have been in
Social Seccurity and Medicare.
10. Across
a large sample of countries, the U.S. ratio of total government expenditure to
GDP is near the median.
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. The
biggest category of government purchases in the US is:
a. state and local purchases. c. federal
government purchases.
b. defense purchases. d. federal
transfer payments.
2. Government
transfer payment as a percentage of GDP have been:
a. generally rising. c. cyclical.
b. generally falling. d. constant.
3. The
fastest growing part of the federal government budget since WWII is:
a. interest payments on the debt. c. transfer
payments.
b. defense spending. d. infrastructure.
4. State
and local governments purchases include:
a. defense spending. c. social
security retirement spending.
b. education spending. d. all
of the above.
5. The
biggest category of state and local expenditures are:
a. education. c. defense.
b. transfer payments. d. none
of the above.
6. State
and local governments purchases are about half:
a. interest on debt. c. defense.
b. transfer payments. d. none
of the above.
7. The
government budget constraint without borrowing is:
a. Gt + Vt = Tt + (Mt - Mt-1 )/P c. Gt
- Vt = Tt
b. Gt
= Tt + Vt d. Gt - Vt = Tt - (Mt -
Mt-1 )/P
8. The
government budget constraint is:
a. government purchases less transfer
payments equal revenue from money growth less taxes. c. government
purchases plus taxes equal transfer payment plus revenue from money creation.
b. government purchases plus transfer
payments equal taxes plus revenue from money growth. d. government
purchases times transfer payment equals taxes times revenue from money
creation.
9. The
government’s budget constraint is:
a. Gt + Vt = Tt + (Mt - Mt-1 )/P c. -Gt = Vt - Tt, if revenue from money creation is
zero.
b. Gt + Vt - Tt = (Mt - Mt-1 )/P d. all
of the above.
10. The
government’s budget is:
a. government purchases plus transfer payments equal taxes plus
reven
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