IV. Test

 

1.     Выберите из колонки справа  по смыслу слова, пропущенные в предложениях.

 

1)  Urban economics  ... city problems.	a)    market
2)  We can classify  ...  of economics according to the methodology that is used.	b)   households c)   commodity
3)  Within a market economy we can discuss the … for cars.	d)   effects e)    branches
4)  Macroeconomics … the individual building blocks of the analysis.	f)     deals with g)   g) interactions
5)  We can study why … prefer car to bycycles.	h)   consumer i)      purchase
6)  General equilibrium theory studies simultaneously every market for every  ...  .	j)      macroeconomics k)   microeconomics
7)  When microeconomic analysis ignores indirectly induced  ...  it is said to be partial analysis.
8)  Microeconomics ignores  ...  with the rest of the economy in order to preserve the simplicity of the analysis.
9)  Macroeconomists do not worry about the breakdown of  ...  goods into cars, bicycles, televisions and calculators.
10)... treats the interaction in the economy as a whole.

 

2. Выберите существительное, которое может следовать за данным глаголом.

1) to distort           a) the effort;                             b) the meaning;                             c) the exchange.	2) to loose            a) congestion;                             b) circumstance;                             c) track.
3) to pay               a) wages;                             b) jobs;                             c) goods.	4) to devise           a) housing;                             b) simplifications;                             c) divisions.
5) to consume       a) chains;                             b) branches;                             c) goods.

 

3. Выберите из приведенного списка термины, соответствующие данным определениям.

a) economics which deals with problems of the labour market;	1. urban economics; 2. commodities;
b) economics which deals with city problems; c) a detailed treatment of individual decisions about particular commodities; d) things that meet needs or are wanted or can be traded;	3. consumer goods; 4. labour economics; 5. macroeconomics; 6. microeconomics.
e) a study of the interactions in the economy as a whole;
f) goods bought by households (not by firms).

 

Unit 5