The document provides a list of 17 economics revision questions covering various topics such as traditional vs command economies, types of taxes, stages of economic development, globalization, functions and types of money, and how to calculate unemployment rate. Specifically, it asks about advantages of command economies, how income tax is progressive, how taxes can impact businesses and consumers, the 5 stages of economic development from primitive to high-development, reasons why economics is important for developing countries, how economic development is financed in developing nations, pros and cons of globalization, 3 examples of globalization, the functions and properties of money, different types of money, and the formula for calculating unemployment rate.
The document provides a list of 17 economics revision questions covering various topics such as traditional vs command economies, types of taxes, stages of economic development, globalization, functions and types of money, and how to calculate unemployment rate. Specifically, it asks about advantages of command economies, how income tax is progressive, how taxes can impact businesses and consumers, the 5 stages of economic development from primitive to high-development, reasons why economics is important for developing countries, how economic development is financed in developing nations, pros and cons of globalization, 3 examples of globalization, the functions and properties of money, different types of money, and the formula for calculating unemployment rate.
The document provides a list of 17 economics revision questions covering various topics such as traditional vs command economies, types of taxes, stages of economic development, globalization, functions and types of money, and how to calculate unemployment rate. Specifically, it asks about advantages of command economies, how income tax is progressive, how taxes can impact businesses and consumers, the 5 stages of economic development from primitive to high-development, reasons why economics is important for developing countries, how economic development is financed in developing nations, pros and cons of globalization, 3 examples of globalization, the functions and properties of money, different types of money, and the formula for calculating unemployment rate.
1. Compare and contrast between Traditional Economy and Command
Economy. Pros for traditional: Everyone knows what to produce. Pros for command: Economy is Cons for traditional: If anyone where to create something different they would be punished. Cons for command: No freedom of market 2. List 3 advantages for Command Economy. 3. Is the income tax progressive, proportional, or regressive? Income tax is progressive because the more money you make, the more tax you pay. 4. Explain how taxes can impact businesses and consumers? The more taxes you’re likely to pay the less often you’re likely to purchase things. 5. How can taxes be effective? 6. Explain the three types of taxes. 7. What is a sin tax? 8. What are taxes? 9. Discuss the 5 Stages of Economic Development. Primitive equilibrium: it is the stage where the country has no formal economic organization or monetary system. The economic decisions are all based on cultures and traditions and each gender and member of society is given traditional roles, the market is not booming and there is an equilibrium between supply and demand. Secondly, Transition: some areas of the country start to develop using technology, yet the primitive ways of life still control the economic system of the country. Third, take-off is the stage where all the problems of primitive equilibrium have been resolved and the country starts adopting new technologies and ways from the outside. Fourth, the semi-development stage is characterized by the country’s national income finally becoming higher than the population, this means that the country can concentrate on infrastructure and basic industries, thus, the country becomes a truly developing nation. Fifth, the high-development stage is characterized by concentration on adopting and inventing new technologies, while trying to provide freer public and health services for free or little prices for the people. At this stage, the people have easy access to food, water, and clothing. 10. 11.Explain the reasons why economics is considered important in helping developing countries. 12.How is economic development in developing countries financed? 13.Discuss the pros and cons of Globalization. 14.Mention 3 examples of Globalization. 15.Discuss 3 functions of money 4 properties of money. 16.What are the different types of money? 17.State the formula for unemployment rate.