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Fundamentals of Business Economics

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Question # 1

In recent years, consumer groups have become more vocal in calling for the boycott of producers whose suppliers do not comply with international regulations on workplace safety and child labour A fashion company that outsources its production to low labour cost countries should include this phenomenon in which part of their PESTEL framework?

A.

T

B.

E

C.

S

D.

P

Question # 2

All of the following are barriers to entry into an industry except which one?

A.

The existence of significant economies of scale

B.

Important production processes are subject to patents

C.

Low price elasticity of demand for the product

D.

Extensive product differentiation in the industry

Question # 3

rson ' s correlation coefficient between the number of shirts sold per day (x) and the number of jackets sold per day (y), across its eight stores (n=8).

what is the Pearson ' s correlation coefficient? Give your answer to two decimal places.

Question # 4

An investor has bought a financial asset that pays a variable interest rate at the end of a three-year period At the same time, the invest forward rate agreement (FRA) on an agreed forward rate of 3% at the asset ' s maturity. What is the advantage of the FRA?

A.

If the market interest rate at the asset ' s maturity is lower than 3%. the bank will pay the investor for the difference in rates

B.

If the market interest rate at the asset ' s maturity is lower than 3%. the asset ' s maturity will be extended for another year

C.

If the market interest rate at the asset ' s maturity is higher than 3%, the investor will have the option to drop the FRA upon payment

D.

If the market interest rate at the asset ' s maturity is higher than 3%, the investor will be able to receive the higher market rate

Question # 5

Which of the following pairings of policy instruments and policy objectives is correct?

A.

A

B.

B

C.

C

D.

D

Question # 6

A bank charges a 4% quarterly interest rate on a personal loan of $10,000

What is the effective annual amount of interest that the borrower pays on this loan? Give your answer to the nearest whole dollar.

Question # 7

Which of the following is likely to cause the demand curve of margarine to shift to the left?

A.

A fall in the price of margarine

B.

A fall in the cost of vegetable oils

C.

A successful advertising campaign by butter producers

D.

A fall in the price of bread

Question # 8

If a firm wishes to maximize market share without incurring a loss, it should set its price where

A.

Marginal revenue is zero

B.

Marginal revenue equals marginal cost

C.

Price equals marginal revenue

D.

Total cost equals total revenue

Question # 9

Which of the following statements most accurately describes the role of an agent as defined in principal-agent theory?

A.

An employee of the organization

B.

An owner of the organization

C.

One who is paid by the owners of the organization

D.

One who is responsible for ensuring the organization pursues the interests of its owners

Question # 10

A market for a normal good is in equilibrium. What will happen in this market if there was an increase in consumer incomes?

A.

The demand curve would shift to the right, the equilibrium price would rise and there would be an increase in supply

B.

The demand curve would shift to the left, the equilibrium price would fall and there would be a contraction in supply

C.

The demand curve would shift to the right, the equilibrium price would rise and there would be an extension in supply

D.

The demand curve would shift to the left, the price would fall and there would be a decrease in supply

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