Quiz Survey

The quizzes are organized in two ways. You can download the one you prefer.

  • Consolidated: consists of fourteen quizzes, with a total of 774 questions.
  • Granular: consists of ninety-nine quizzes, with the same 774 questions.

Consolidated:

There are fourteen multiple choice quizzes with a total of 774 questions. Quizzes cover the following fifteen topics:

  • Choice in a World of Scarcity: 50 questions
  • Economic Thinking: 48 questions
  • Elasticity: 48 questions
  • Fiscal Policy: 52 questions
  • Globalization, Trade and Finance: 37 questions
  • Government Action: 38 questions
  • Keynesian and Neoclassical Economics: 64 questions
  • Macro Workings: 94 questions
  • Macroeconomic Measures: GDP and Unemployment: 57 questions
  • Macroeconomic Measures: Inflation and Price Indexes: 39 questions
  • Monetary Policy: 87 questions
  • Policy Application: 60 questions
  • Supply and Demand: 86 questions
  • Surplus: 14 questions

Granular:

There are ninety-nine multiple choice quizzes with a total of 774 questions. Quizzes cover the following seventy-four topics:

  • Apply the Keynesian and Neoclassical Perspectives: 3 questions
  • Applying the AS/AD Model: 11 questions
  • Banks: 6 questions
  • Calculating a Bank’s Lending Capacity: 3 questions
  • Calculating GDP: 7 questions
  • Calculating Price Elasticity: 18 questions
  • Calculating Price Indexes: 3 questions
  • Changes in Tax and Spending: 5 questions
  • Comparative and Absolute Advantage: 9 questions
  • Components of GDP: 14 questions
  • Consequences of Price Instability: 14 questions
  • Consumer Price Index vs. Producer Price Index: 4 questions
  • Consumer Surplus: 11 questions
  • Critiquing the Unemployment Rate: 3 questions
  • Crowding Out: 6 questions
  • Crowding Out Revisited: 5 questions
  • Defining Credit: 4 questions
  • Defining Economic Growth: 10 questions
  • Defining Monetary Policy: 9 questions
  • Defining Money: 9 questions
  • Defining the GDP Price Index: 4 questions
  • Demand: 24 questions
  • Demand for Money: 5 questions
  • Discretionary and Automatic Fiscal Policy: 6 questions
  • Discretionary Fiscal Policy: 6 questions
  • Economic Indicators: 6 questions
  • Economic Models: 10 questions
  • Economic Rationality: 10 questions
  • Economic Systems: 10 questions
  • Equilibrium: 22 questions
  • Exchange Rates and International Finance: 4 questions
  • Expansionary and Contractionary Fiscal Policies: 4 questions
  • Explaining Elasticity: 10 questions
  • Federal Funds, Prime and Discount Interest Rates: 3 questions
  • Fiscal Policy and Tax Rates: 3 questions
  • GDP and Income: 3 questions
  • Globalization: 3 questions
  • Graphs in Economics: 10 questions
  • Impact of Government Regulations: 6 questions
  • Impact of International Trade: 3 questions
  • Interests Rates: 3 questions
  • Keynesian Policy Prescriptions: 3 questions
  • Lending and Money Creation: 6 questions
  • Lessons from the 1970s: 2 questions
  • Long Run and Short Run AS Curves: 3 questions
  • M1 and M2: 6 questions
  • Major Macroeconomic Indicators: 6 questions
  • Marginal Analysis: 4 questions
  • Math in Economics: 10 questions
  • Monetary Policy and GDP: 5 questions
  • Neoclassical Policy Prescriptions: 3 questions
  • New Classical Economics and Rational Expectations: 7 questions
  • No Phillips Curve Tradeoff: 3 questions
  • Nominal and Real GDP: 12 questions
  • Open Market Operations: 4 questions
  • Other Elasticities: 10 questions
  • Policy Implications: Inflation, Recession, and Unemployment: 7 questions
  • Policy Lags: 6 questions
  • Positive and Normative Statements: 10 questions
  • Practical Problems with Discretionary Fiscal Policy: 3 questions
  • Price Ceilings: 11 questions
  • Price Elasticity and Total Revenue: 10 questions
  • Price Floors: 16 questions
  • Price Indexes: 4 questions
  • Price Indexes and Real Data: 3 questions
  • Productivity: 7 questions
  • Rate of Inflation: 3 questions
  • Real World Macro Policy Options: 5 questions
  • Ricardian Equivalence: 3 questions
  • Sources of Economic Growth: 9 questions
  • Standardized vs. Actual Budget Figures: 5 questions
  • State and Local Budgets: 4 questions
  • Supply: 30 questions
  • Surplus and Inefficiency: 3 questions
  • Tax Incidence: 3 questions
  • Taxation: 8 questions
  • The AD-AS Model and Economic Growth: 3 questions
  • The AD-AS Model and Equilibrium: 41 questions
  • The AD-AS Model and Recession, Expansion and Inflation: 8 questions
  • The Balance of Trade: 3 questions
  • The Business Cycle: 16 questions
  • The Cost of Choices: 10 questions
  • The Equilibrium Rate: 10 questions
  • The Expenditure Multiplier: 4 questions
  • The Expenditure Output Model: 8 questions
  • The Federal Budget: 19 questions
  • The Federal Reserve: 4 questions
  • The GDP Gap: 4 questions
  • The Keynesian Perspective: 16 questions
  • The Keynesian Portion of the AS Curve: 6 questions
  • The Money Multiplier: 4 questions
  • The Neoclassical Perspective: 10 questions
  • The Neoclassical Portion of the AS Curve: 3 questions
  • The Production Possibilities Frontier: 10 questions
  • The Unemployment Rate: 6 questions
  • Tools of the Monetary Policy: 6 questions
  • Trade Policy and Agreements: 9 questions
  • Types of Unemployment: 12 questions
  • What Is Economics? 18 questions