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Questions # 101:

The interest rate at TrowBank is currently running at 7%. The number of customers borrowing to invest has fallen drastically.

Which of the following explains why this is the case?

Select ALL that apply.

Options:

A.

The high interest rate means that it is more expensive to borrow to invest

B.

Many customers have decided to save rather than invest due to the high interest rate

C.

The high interest rate means customers are less confident about investing

D.

The high interest rate has caused prices to rise, meaning customers have not got enough disposable cash to make investments

E.

The high interest rate has resulted in customers' purchasing power decreasing

Questions # 102:

A regressive tax is defined as one where:

Options:

A.

The amount of tax paid by a taxpayer falls as income rises

B.

The rate of tax is different for different income levels

C.

The proportion of income paid in tax rises as income falls

D.

The tax is levied on expenditure not income

Questions # 103:

A wireless phone manufacturer currently sells 2,000 units per quarter at a price of $400 The estimated price elasticity of demand is -2.5.

The manufacturer is considering an increase in the price to $440

What will this raise (+) or reduce (-) total revenue by? Give your answer in whole numbers.

Options:

Questions # 104:

The graph shows house prices in Lingford, a large urban town in a prosperous region.

Question # 104

Which of the following would be the equilibrium price for houses in Lingford?

Options:

A.

£390,000

B.

£400,000

C.

£410,000

Questions # 105:

TrowPlan Ltd. is planning on growing their business through expanding their real estate holdings. In order to do this, they have taken out a bank loan of £2 million. This loan is to be repaid by TrowPlan Ltd. over a period of

14 years with an interest rate of 10%. However, there are rumours of recession in the banking sector, and the economic uncertainty caused by Britain's vote to leave the EU continues to decrease the value of pound

sterling.

In these circumstances, which of these options would be the least suitable course of action for TrowPlan Ltd. to take?

Select ALL that apply.

Options:

A.

Take out the loan without any guarantee or security so as to see whether interest rates lower in the near future

B.

Take out an interest rate guarantee and wait until the economic situation becomes clearer before taking out a Forward Rate Agreement

C.

Take out a Forward Rate Agreement to fix the interest rate repayable on the £2 million loan

D.

Take out an interest rate option and wait to buy an interest rate future until the economic situation becomes clearer

E.

Buy an interest rate future in order to fix the interest rate repayable on the £2 million loan

Questions # 106:

Which of the following is correct in relation to businesses.

In order to maximise shareholder wealth, the primary objective of a business can be reflected in

(1) higher investment

(2) higher sales revenue

(3) higher share prices

(4) higher dividend payments.

Options:

A.

(1)and(3)

B.

(3) and (4)

C.

(1)and(2)

D.

(2) and (4)

Questions # 107:

If out of every £20 million increase in national income, £2 million is saved, £4 million is spent on imports and £4 million is paid to the government in taxation, an increase in exports of £40 million will lead to an eventual increase in national income of

Options:

A.

£20 million

B.

£40 million

C.

£80 million

D.

£400 million

Questions # 108:

The British Government has decided to invest £10m in the Department of Education to build new schools in the most deprived areas of the country.

In what way does this benefit the British economy?

Options:

A.

It is a supply-side policy which will lead to a more productive workforce in the future

B.

It is a policy which will increase demand internationally for the higher standard of education in Britain

C.

It will lead to a reduction in taxes

D.

It will lead to more private sector involvement in education

Questions # 109:

Pills Pharmaceuticals have compiled a component bar chart detailing the proportion of sales revenue the organisation receives from the sale of three groups of products: medical devices, contraceptives and day-to-day or prescription drugs.

Question # 109

In Month 2, which was the most profitable type of product?

Options:

A.

Pills Medical Devices

B.

Pills Contraceptives

C.

Pills Day-to-Day Tablets

Questions # 110:

Which of the following is a primary objective of a not-for-profit organisation?

Options:

A.

To satisfy the needs of a particular sector of society

B.

To maintain the growth of the organisation.

C.

To make a profit.

D.

To continue to exist.

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