VWO / HAVO Centraal Examen (Netherlands) · Economics
Economics
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- What is meant by opportunity cost?
- What happens to the equilibrium price when demand for a good rises and supply stays the same?
- Which institution sets the monetary policy for the euro area?
- What does GDP measure?
- What is inflation?
- Which product is a normal good?
- Which type of unemployment arises when workers are between jobs and searching for a new one?
- Which of these is an example of a fiscal policy measure?
- The price of a good rises from €10 to €12 and the quantity demanded falls from to . What is the price elasticity of demand (using the simple percentage method)?
- In perfect competition a firm maximises profit by producing the quantity at which condition holds?
- Which of these is an example of a negative externality?
- Which statement about comparative advantage is correct?
- Nominal GDP grows by in a year while the price level rises by . Approximately how much is real GDP growth?
- What is the main effect of a binding minimum price (price floor) set above the equilibrium price?
- In the Dutch tax system, what is the mortgage interest deduction (hypotheekrenteaftrek)?
- In which year did euro banknotes and coins enter circulation in the Netherlands?
- A good has a price elasticity of demand of . The price rises by . What is the effect on quantity demanded and on total revenue?
- What does a government budget deficit mean?
- Which pair of figures are the reference values for euro-area government finances in the Stability and Growth Pact?
- Which of these best defines a monopoly?
- What is 'Dutch disease'?
- Which institution in the Netherlands produces economic forecasts and analyses of government policy?
- What is the effect of a tax on a good with a negative externality, set equal to the external cost?
- If the central bank raises its policy interest rate, what is the most likely first effect on spending?
- Which of these is a public good?
- What does the Lorenz curve show?
- A firm sells units at a price of €20. Variable cost per unit is €12 and fixed costs are €6000. What is the profit?
- A country has a nominal interest rate of and expected inflation of . What is the approximate real interest rate, and what does it show?
- Prices of a basket of goods rise from €200 to €210. Wages rise by . What happens to the real purchasing power of wages?
- Total demand falls in an economy and unemployment rises. Which combination of policy responses is most consistent with expansionary policy?
- A tax of €2 per unit is placed on a good with very inelastic demand and elastic supply. Who bears most of the tax?
- The marginal propensity to consume is . By how much does equilibrium income rise in the simple multiplier model after an extra €100 million of investment?
- The euro falls in value against the US dollar. Which effect is most likely for the Netherlands?
- A monopolist faces demand with marginal cost of €20. What quantity maximises profit?
- Which statement best describes the Dutch 'poldermodel'?
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