KASNEB CPA Foundation Level (Kenya) · Economics
National income, money and government
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- Gross Domestic Product measures
- Which of these is included in GDP?
- GDP at market prices is KSh 5,000 billion and net property income from abroad is KSh 200 billion. What is GNP?
- If nominal GDP rises by 12% and the general price level rises by 7%, real GDP grew by about
- Inflation is best defined as
- Which of the following is a cause of cost-push inflation?
- The Central Bank of Kenya's role includes
- An increase in the central bank's interest rate is expected to
- A progressive tax is one in which
- Which of the following is an indirect tax?
- The multiplier is 4 and investment rises by KSh 20 billion. By how much does national income rise?
- If the marginal propensity to consume is 0.8, what is the multiplier?
- A country exports goods worth KSh 300 billion and imports goods worth KSh 380 billion. Its balance of trade in goods is
- Comparative advantage means a country should specialise in the good for which it has
- In one day Kenya can produce either 40 tonnes of tea or 20 tonnes of coffee. What is the opportunity cost of one tonne of coffee?
- The unemployment that arises because workers' skills do not match the jobs available is called
- Which of the following is a public good?
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