VCE Economics Past Exam Questions

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Section A, Question 6

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Report-based difficulty · MediumAverage marks: 53% of available · official reportAnswered correctly: 53% · official report

Question 6 Which one of the following goods and services is likely to have the highest price elasticity of demand? A. cigarettes B. haircuts C. soft drinks D. international travel

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Section A, Question 7

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Question 7 How could the 2022–23 Australian Government budget deficit be financed? A. by increasing company tax rates B. by reducing welfare spending C. by selling government bonds

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Section A, Question 8

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Question 8 A depreciation of the Australian dollar is most likely to be caused by an increase in A. Australia’s terms of trade. B. foreign travel expenditure by Australians. C. the

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Section A, Question 8(d)Question part (d)

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2022 ECONOMICS EXAM 4 d o n o t w r i t e i n t h i s a r e a

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Section A, Question 9

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Question 9 Consider the following data for a hypothetical economy. $ billion Government spending 20 Imports 55 Taxation receipts 25 Private investment 15 Exports 65 Savings 30 Usin

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Section A, Question 10

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Question 10 Which one of the following international transactions would be recorded as a primary income debit in the current account section of Australia’s balance of payments? A.

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Section A, Question 11

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Question 11 Australia’s current account balance is likely to worsen if A. China’s rate of economic growth decreases. B. there is an increase in Australia’s national savings. C. the

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Section A, Question 12

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Question 12 If an economy moved into the contraction phase of the business cycle, which combination of outcomes would result? A. an increase in interest rates and a decrease in the

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Section A, Question 13

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Question 13 Which one of the following Australian Government policy initiatives is the least likely to increase both aggregate demand and aggregate supply? A. higher childcare reba

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Section A, Question 14

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Question 14 The international competitiveness of a country is most likely to fall if A. labour productivity decreases. B. real unit labour costs decrease. C. its currency can buy l

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Section A, Question 15

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Question 15 Which one of the following would not be classified as a direct tax in the Australian Government’s federal budget? A. company tax B. capital gains tax C. goods and servi

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Section A, Question 15(d)Question part (d)

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2022 ECONOMICS EXAM 6 d o n o t w r i t e i n t h i s a r e a

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