, ECS1601 PAST
EXAMINATION
QUESTION PAPER
AND MCQ
Economics IB (University of South Africa)
, ANSWERS TO THE REVIEW QUESTIONS
STUDY UNIT 1 (CH 3) REVIEW QUESTIONS
Multiple Choice Questions:
1.1 Which of the following statements are correct?
a. A flow variable is measured over a specific period.
b. Wealth, assets, liabilities and profit are all stock variables.
c. Stocks can change as a result of flows.
[1] All the statements are correct.
[2] a and b
[3] a and c
[4] b and c
[5] a
1.2 Which one of the following statements explains the difference between stocks and
flows?
[1] Stocks have a time dimension and flows are measured at a point in time.
[2] There is no clear difference between stocks and flows.
[3] Flows have a time dimension and stocks are measured at a point in time.
1.3 In the circular flow of income and spending
[1] investment results in a decrease in the volume of the income flow.
[2] taxes result in an increase in the volume of the income flow.
[3] imports result in an increase in the volume of the income flow.
[4] savings result in a decrease in the volume of the income flow.
EXAMINATION
QUESTION PAPER
AND MCQ
Economics IB (University of South Africa)
, ANSWERS TO THE REVIEW QUESTIONS
STUDY UNIT 1 (CH 3) REVIEW QUESTIONS
Multiple Choice Questions:
1.1 Which of the following statements are correct?
a. A flow variable is measured over a specific period.
b. Wealth, assets, liabilities and profit are all stock variables.
c. Stocks can change as a result of flows.
[1] All the statements are correct.
[2] a and b
[3] a and c
[4] b and c
[5] a
1.2 Which one of the following statements explains the difference between stocks and
flows?
[1] Stocks have a time dimension and flows are measured at a point in time.
[2] There is no clear difference between stocks and flows.
[3] Flows have a time dimension and stocks are measured at a point in time.
1.3 In the circular flow of income and spending
[1] investment results in a decrease in the volume of the income flow.
[2] taxes result in an increase in the volume of the income flow.
[3] imports result in an increase in the volume of the income flow.
[4] savings result in a decrease in the volume of the income flow.