世新大學九十年度轉學考試題

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經濟學

 

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一、  單選題,每題四分

1.  Which one of the following answers is right? (A) Absolute advantage is based on opportunity

   costs.(B) The law of comparative advantage says that a person should produce a good if she

   has the lowest opportunity cost and fewest resources of producing that good. (C) It is possible

   for one person to have a comparative advantage in something even if she has no absolute

   advantage in anything. (D) If you and I agree to exchange four cookies for one candy, then I

   must be better than I was before, but youre not. (E) None of the above.

 

2.  Which one of the following answers is right? (A) Public goods are nonexclusive (available for

   all to consume) and nonrival (regardless of who pays for it). (B) When market prices or price

   mechanisms do not reflect externality, market failure will force government to discourage

   negative externality and encourage positive externality. (C) The owners of a corporation are

   stockholders, and they only have residual claim for the firms assets and bear unlimited

   liability for the firms debts. (D) The owners of resources are the firms. (E) None of the above.

 

3.      Which one of the following answers is right? (A) On a straight-line production possibility

   frontier, resources are imperfect substitutes. (B) The worst point on a production

   possibilities frontier is at the origin, and the best point is the one farthest from the origin  (C)

   A production possibilities frontier shifts out when society moves from inefficient to efficient

   production. (D) At various points along the production possibilities frontier, more of one

   good can be obtained with giving up more of the other. (E) Along a bowed-out production

   possibilities frontier,  the opportunity costs of producing more of one good decreases.

 

4.      Which one of the following answers is wrong? (A) If the price of Pepsi-Cola increases from 40

      cents to 50 cents per can and the quantity demanded decreases from 100 cans to 50 cans, then

      the value of price elasticity of demand for Pepsi-Cola is 3. (B) A successful advertising

      campaign would likely to reduce price elasticity of demand by stressing the uniqueness of the

      product. (C) Along a downward-sloping linear demand curve, elasticity is greater at higher

      prices. (D) Necessities have an income elasticity of demand that is less than 1 but greater than

      zero. (E0When demand is price elastic, total revenue is inversely related to quantity demanded.

 

5.      If an individuals demand is elastic and price increases, what happens to total utility (TU),

      marginal utility (MU), consumer surplus (CS), and total expenditure (TE)? (A) TU increases,

      MU decreases, CS decreases, and TE decreases. (B) TU increases, MU increases, CS increases,

      and TE decreases. (C) TU decreases, MU increases, CS decreases,  and TE increases. (D) TU

      decreases, MU increases, CS decreases, and TE decreases. (E) None of the above.

 

6.      Which of the following answers is wrong? (A) For inferior goods, a rise in price causes a

      positive income effect and negative substitution effect. (B) Indifference curves are concave due

      to the law of both prices triple while income doubles, the budget line rotates counterclockwise.

     (D) If you spend your income on orange and apple and the price of apple is three times the price

     of  orange, for maximization total utility. you will buy apple and orange until the marginal

     utility of apple is three times the marginal utility of orange. (E) None of the above.

 

7.      Which of the following answers is right? (A) The marginal rate of technical substitution is the rate

at  which one input can be substituted for another without affecting total production costs. (B) At

the point of tangency between an isoquant and an isocost line, the firm must be maximizing revenues.

 (C) The expansion path shows the utility-maximizing combinations of products that society can have,

 given resources and technology. (D) The demand curve faced by a monopolistically competitive firms

is less elastic than the demand curves faced by monopolists, but is more elastic than the demand curves

 faced by perfect-competitive firms. (E) Monopolistic competition is similar to monopoly, in that firms

face a downward-slopping demand curve, and similar to perfect competition, in that long-run economic

profit is zero.

 

8.      Which of the following answers is wrong? (A) Oligopolists are interdependent, so are more sensitive

          to the pricing and output policies of their rivals when all firms produce identical products. (B) Collusion

          is easier to achieve and maintain when the firms products are homogeneous and their cost structures

       are very different. (C) Cartel can equalize each in member firms total profit, and decrease competition

       and uncertainty. (D) If a monopolist engages in perfect discrimination, the demand curve also becomes

       the marginal revenue curve and consumers receive no consumer surplus. (E) None of the above.

 

9.      Which one of the following answers is right? (A) Consider an economy made up of 200 people, 90 of

      whom hold job, 10 of them are looking for work, and 12 of whom are retired. The unemployment rate

      is 10 percent. (B) Long-term growth in production can be explained by a trade surplus that leads to the

      accumulation of foreign exchanges. (C) The market values of daily stock exchange should be included

      in the according of GDP. (D) If the official unemployment rate increases in February from January level

      because of sluggish sales in the auto industry ,one can conclude that structural unemployment is responsible

      for the increase. (E) A higher unemployment benefit may decrease the duration of unemployment.

 

10.  Which of the following answers is wrong? (A)Unanticipated inflation tends to redistribute income

      across groups in society. Among the winners are those who borrow at fixed interest rate. (B) As an

      expansionary gap is closed in the long run, real GDP declines, compared to in the short run. (C)

      Suppose that the marginal propensity to save is 0.25 and that when disposable income is $5.2

      trillion, consumption is $5.0 trillion. If disposable income rises to $6 trillion, for fitting the above

      data, the level of consumption should be 5.6 trillion. (D) If the price level rises, the aggregate

      expenditure line shifts downwardthe aggregate demand curve shifts to the left. (E) The potential

      output of an economy is the level of output produced when expected price kevel equals the actual price level.

 

11.  Which of the following is wrong? (A) Classical economist believed that if investment were greater

      than saving, the interest rate would rise, causing saving to increase and investment to decrease until

      the two were equal. (B) If checking deposits increase by $6,000 after all rounds of the money-

      creation process when the Fed buys $1,200 worth of U.S. government securities constitutes an

      expansionary policy because it raises the amount of total reserves in the banking system. (D) The

      demand for money varies directly with both the price level and the level of real GDP. But the

      quantity of money demanded is inversely with the interest rate. (E) Coins are token money.

 

3.      Which of the following is wrong? (A) Federal fund rate is the interest rate charged to commercial

       banks for loans form other commercial banks. (B) When M1B increases but M2 decreases, there is

       a high possibility to result in a bull stock market. (C) Suppose a basket of good costs $400 in

      United States and£200 in Britain. According to the purchasing power parity theory, if the exchange

       rate is $1/pound, there is an increase in the price of dollars. (D) Excess reserves pay no interest in

       U.S, so banks will keep it at a minimum level, which will increase banks profits but decrease

       liquidity. (E) Crowing out effect means that increases in government purchases cause interest rate

       to rise and investment to fall.

 

二、計算問答題

 

1.(20分,無計算與推理過程零分計算)

    名光公司面對下列生產及成本結構:

產量

價格

總成本

0

$4

$10.00

1

  4

  14.20

2

  4

  17.80

3

  4

  20.60

4

  4

  23.10

5

  4

  25.70

6

  4

  28.50

7

  4

  31.50

8

  4

  34.70

9

  4

  38.10

10

  4

  41.70

11

  4

  45.50

12

  4

  49.50

13

  4

  53.70

14

  4

  58.20

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(A)  平均變動成本與平均固定成本如何隨產量增加而變動呢?與平均產量與總產

       量有何關係?請先繪圖說明,再詳細討論其關係、原因與相關學理。

(B)  若您是該公司之總經理,您應選擇繼續經營或停業呢?若選擇繼續經營應生

      產多少單位之產品呢?若選擇停工又爲什麼呢?此時您的利潤或損失是多少

      ?(請運用圖形與數字推理,並詳細討論其原因與相關原理)

(C) 請算出損益平衡點及停業點之所在,並利用圖標明及解釋所在之原因。當名

      光公司面臨不同價格時,應如何決定其長、短期經營策略呢?請討論其決策

      原因與相關原理。

(D) 請利用圖形與數字找出名光公司之短期供給給線與長期最適規模,並清楚解

      釋所在之原因與特性,進而討論與評估若產品之價格特價持續為$4時,名光

      公司的長期生產決策應為何?請討論決策原因與相關學理。

 

2.(14)

    請從供給面經濟學與需求面經濟學的角度與學理分別闡述一個政府應如何刺激 

    景氣,並討論此等措施之間影響與優缺利弊為何?進而以此評論近期我國政府

    振興景氣措施之利弊得失與其多面性影響。

 

3.(18)

    試用IS-LM模型與總合供需模型討論以下事件對短期與長期之均衡利率,均衡

    國民所得,物價水準,失業率,痛苦指數,總需求及總供給造成之影響。

(A)  921大地震,央行運用郵匯局資金提供千億低利貸款資金。

(B)   政府接受經建會建議降低生產設備,大宗物資雨衣搬貨物之稅率,並提供房貸利息免稅額。

(C)   央行持續多面性引導利率下降。