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APPLIED ECONOMICS due to wear and tear.

Money entering the


4TH QUARTER EXAM economy and the spending of households
depend on (9) _________________ in terms
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of borrowing and building up of savings
respectively. But there is also money leaving
the economy which are called (10)
Name: _______________________________
_______________. An example of money
________ Teacher
leaving the economy are (11)
: ________________________
________________, where households decide
Section: ______________________________
to postpone spending for future use.
_________ Date:
________________________
Part III: MULTIPLE CHOICE
Score: _________
1. Which refers to expenditure or capital
spending?
Quarter 4 Quiz
A. Savings C. Interest rates B. Investments D.
Applied Economics
Rentals
2. Which refers to the cost of borrowing
This quiz contains 100 points
and the return on savings?
A. Investments C. Savings B. Rentals D.
Part I
Interest rates
Investments interest rates savings
3. This is defined as setting aside current
depreciation injections
income for future use.
leakage economic rent factor income
A. Interest rate C. Investment B. Savings D.
payments circular flow of economic
Rentals
activity
4. This refers to the plant, equipment, and
Business revenues factors of
other assets that help with production.
production
A. Capital assets C. Capital investment B.
Capital accumulation D. Capital formation
5. Which refers to the lowest legal wage
companies can pay workers?
A. Minimum wage C. Compensation B.
The (1) _________________________ shows
Subsidies D. Financial aid
the transfer of payments and resources in an
6. This is money entering the circular flow
economy. The households and firms are
of economic activity.
involved in the transfer of payments and
A. Leakage C. Factor payments B. Investment
resources. The households or consumers pay
D. Business revenues
for the goods and services from firms. The
7. This refers to the monetary
payments received by the firms are called (2)
compensation paid by an employer to an
______________________. Firms need (3)
employee in exchange for the work or
____________________ to be able to make or
service rendered.
produce goods or services. There is additional
A. Donation C. Income B. Wage D. Grant
value added to the goods and services
8. This is money withdrawn or leaving the
produced based on the land and natural
corcular flow of economic activity.
resources utilized which is called (4)
A. Investment C. Business revenues B. Factor
__________________. Firms pay for the
payments D. Leakage
resources they use through (5)
9. Which economic term refers to the
_____________________. There are
inputs needed to create or produce goods
contemporary issues faced by the Filipino
and service?
entrepreneur in the economy. These are
A. Factors of production C. Raw materials B.
explained below: to continue the production
Factor income D. Capital
of goods and services, firms need money for
10. The amount of money paid to the
capital spending called (6)
government by workers and business
___________________. The money entering
owners.
the economy are (7) ___________________.
A. Returns C. Taxes B. Financial obligations
This money is also used to cover (8)
D. Subsidies
_________________ costs of capital assets
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11. What do you call the amount applied on 12. Cost of living is the income that will cover
the sale of goods and services? the expenses to be able to acquire or get what
A. Percentage tax C. Income tax B. Value you need to survive overtime.
added tax D. Capital gains tax 13. Investments are capital spending to build
12. This is a business tax that is regulated up your capital assets to increase production
in the Philippines which is imposed on and sales.
individuals or businesses that sell or rent 14. Capital assets are the machines,
out goods and services with annual sales equipment, and buildings/ physical structures
not exceeding PHP 3 Million and is not used in production of goods and services.
VAT registered. 15. A cost-benefit analysis should begin with
A. Value added tax C. Percentage tax B. compiling a comprehensive list of all the costs
Capital gains tax D. Income tax and benefits associated with the project or
13. These economic products that are decision.
consumed collectively, like highways, 16. The cost-benefit analysis adds up the total
sanitation, schools, national defense, police costs of a program or activity and compares it
and fire protection. against its total benefits.
A. National products C. Public goods and 17. A major disadvantage of cost-benefit
services B. Government provisions D. analysis lies in forcing people to explicitly
Common goods and services and systematically consider the various
14. This is the value which the existence of factors which should influence the strategic
land and natural resources adds to the choice.
goods and services made because these 18. A cost-benefit analysis is a technique that
were produced on the land itself. compares the relative costs to the effects of
A. Rent C. Surplus payment B. Income D. two or more courses of action.
Economic rent 19. A cost-benefit analysis is a process that
15. Refers to the amount or income that the businesses use to analyze decisions.
will cover the expenses to be able to acquire 20. Applied Economics is the study of Human
or get what you need to survive overtime. Behavior and Society.
A. Purchasing power C. Cost of living B.
Disposable income D. Savings Part V. Essay
1. Why investment is essential for economic
IV. TRUE OR FALSE growth? (5points)
Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and 2. If you were given a chance to be a President of

FALSE if the statement is wrong. the Philippines, what platform can you impose
1. Monopoly is the least competitive market to boost the economic status of the
structure. country? (5points)
3. Why economics considered as branch of social
2. Collusion happens only in a monopoly.
3. Products in a duopoly is slightly science?(5points)
4. Why Taxes are compulsory payments by
differentiated.
4. In a monopoly, the company has limited individual and organizations to the
government? (5points)
access to available technology.
5. There are few sellers in an oligopoly.
6. In economies of scale, increasing the
production decreases the cost of producing
each additional unit of the product.
7. There are two (2) dominant companies in a
duopoly.
8. The main goal of monopoly, oligopoly, and
duopoly is to maximize profit.
9. Sellers in oligopoly are price takers.
10. Barriers to entry is high in a duopoly.
11. The payment or monetary compensation
made by an employer in exchange for labor is
called wage

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