VCE Economics Past Exam Questions

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Section A, Question 4

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

Question 4 Consider the following data showing the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for a number of quarters in a hypothetical economy. Quarter CPI June 2020 110.0 Sept. 2020 110.7 Dec.

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Section A, Question 5

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Question 5 The opportunity cost of building a new road network could be A. increased noise pollution. B. a reduction in public transport usage. C. the inability to adequately fund

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Question 6 The removal of a 5% tariff on imported cars would result in a shift of A. the supply curve for cars to the left and a higher equilibrium price. B. the supply curve for c

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Question 7 Expansionary monetary policy is most likely to be maintained if the A. Australian Government is still running a budget deficit. B. value of the Australian dollar is belo

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Section A, Question 7(d)Question part (d)

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Section A, Question 8

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Question 8 Which one of the following policies would not be considered an example of an aggregate supply policy? A. a reduction in interest rates B. a reduction in company tax rate

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Question 9 Which one of the following is not a likely effect of trade liberalisation? A. a decrease in structural unemployment in the short term B. an incentive for domestic firms

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Question 10 Which one of the following goods is not likely to be considered a public good? A. a fireworks display B street lighting C. healthcare services D. free-to-air TV broadca

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Question 11 Which one of the following is not a role of the RBA? A. adjusting tax rates B. issuing Australia’s bank notes C. managing foreign currency reserves D. providing special

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Section A, Question 12

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Question 12 Consider the following data for a hypothetical economy. employed persons 11 million unemployed persons 1 million persons not in the labour force but of working age (ove

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Question 13 A reduction in the cash rate is likely to result in A. an increase in the value of the Australian dollar and a lower inflation rate. B. a decrease in the value of the A

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Section A, Question 14

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Question 14 The diagram below shows the market for alcohol. price of alcohol quantity of alcohol D A B C S 2 S 1 D 2 D 1 A successful advertising campaign designed to inform the pu

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