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    BAHASA INGGRIS NIAGA

    Formative test 1

    How does Bank make a profit?

    a. By selling goods and services


    b. By gathering from the customer
    c. By making agreement
    d. By charging more interest to borrowers than they pay on savings accounts

    Bellow are kinds of Bank, except ….

    a. Retail bank
    b. Commercial bank
    c. City bank
    d. Investment bank

    Commercial or corporate banks provide ….

    a. Services to their business clients


    b. Servises to general public
    c. Services to corporate clients with complex services and financial transactions
    d. Services to common people

    A Bank is ….

    a. An institution to receive deposits and make loans


    b. A financial intitution licensedto receive deposits and make loans
    c. A place where people meet
    d. A financial institusion

    Who regulate a Bank in a country?

    a. Regional bank
    b. Country bank
    c. Central bank
    d. Big bank

    Formative test 2

    What will happen if suppliers charge too much for a product?

    a. The quantity demanded drops


    b. The quantity demanded rises
    c. The quantity demanded stucks
    d. The quantity demanded increases

    Below are the factors that drive demand, except ...

    a. Buyer's income
    b. Buyer's outcome
    c. Prices of substitute goods
    d. Consumer preferences

    What is a Demand?

    a. The total amount of a specific good or service that is available


    b. The total amount of a specific good or service that is not available
    c. Consumers’desire to purchase goods and services
    d. Consumers’goods and services

    The point where supply and demand curves intersect represents ...

    a. Market
    b. Market situation
    c. Market price
    d. Market equilibrium price

    What will happen if the demand of the products increase significantly and supply decrease...

    a. The equilibrium price will remain the same


    b. The equilibrium price will drops
    c. The equilibrium price will rise
    d. The equilibrium price will change

    Formative test 3

    Why do the companies need demographic analysis?

    a. Craft more effective marketing and advertising campaigns among different audiences.
    b. Get additional information
    c. Spend the companies’ money
    d. Get detail information

    Below are the purpose of getting demographic analysis, except...

    a. It can be used in many ways to learn more about the generalities of a particular population
    b. Fulfill the companies’ curiosity
    c. Travel to another country
    d. Understand how to market to consumers

    What is a Demographic analysis?

    a. The study of human


    b. The study of a population-based on factors such as age, race, and sex
    c. The analysis of age
    d. The analysis of society

    Below are common variables gathered in demographic research ...

    a. Age
    b. Sex
    c. Income level
    d. All answers are correct

    Who learn demographics to know more about a population's characteristics for many purposes, including
    policy development and economic market research?

    a. Students
    b. Foreigner
    c. Governments
    d. Employee

    Formative test 4

    Below are the barriers in doing exports, except....

    a. International Free Trade Agreement


    b. Policy
    c. Regulation
    d. Government law

    Below are the benefits of doing Exports for a company, except ...

    a. Increase expenditure
    b. create new markets
    c. increase sales
    d. increase profits

    Which one is the correct fact about Exports?

    a. Export refers to a product or service produced in one country but sold to a domestic market
    b. Companies that export heavily have a smaller degree of financial risk
    c. Exporting can increase sales and profits if they reach new markets
    d. Exports are one of the newest forms of economic transfer

    Below are the risks of doing Exports for a company....

    a. political or economic instability


    b. creating employment
    c. stimulate domestic economic
    d. creating revenues

    What is Export?

    a. a product or service bought in one country


    b. a product or service produced in one country but sold to a buyer domestically
    c. a product or service produced in one country
    d. a product or service produced in one country but sold to a buyer abroad
    Formative test 5

    What is an import?

    a. a product or service produced in a country and purchased in your home country


    b. a product or service produced to be distributed locally
    c. a product or service produced abroad and purchased in your home country
    d. a product or service produced to be sold abroad

    A healthy economy is when...

    a. Only export is experiencing growth


    b. Only import is experiencing growth
    c. Both exports and imports are down
    d. Both exports and imports are experiencing growth

    What will happen if exports are growing, but imports have declined significantly ....

    a. it may indicate that foreign economies are in better shape than the domestic economy
    b. it may indicate that foreign economies are in worse shape than the domestic economy
    c. it may indicate that foreign economies are equal with the domestic economy
    d. Domestic economy is better than foreign economy

    Why do a country do import?

    a. Domestic industries cannot produce similar goods and services cheaply or efficiently
    b. Domestic product can meet the market demand
    c. Product from the other country is expensive
    d. Domestic product is better than abroad

    A high level of imports indicates....

    a. Less domestic demand


    b. Domestic industries can fulfill the domestic demand
    c. Robust domestic demand and a growing economy
    d. The price of domestic product is cheap

    Formative test 6

    Why Is Infrastructure Important to a Society? ....

    a. It provides building for people


    b. It powers businesses and connects workers to their jobs
    c. It helps people
    d. It gives people place to live

    Below are the examples of soft infrastructure....

    a. Education, health care, bridge


    b. Bridge, street, education
    c. Health care, education, law enforcement
    d. Street, health care, education

    Infrastructure is ...

    a. the supplementary facilities and system serving a country, region, or community


    b. the additional facilities and system serving a country, region, or community
    c. the basic facilities and system serving a country, region, or community
    d. the bonus facilities and system serving a country, region, or community

    The services required to maintain the economic is the definition of ...

    a. Soft infrastructure
    b. Hard infrastructure
    c. Medium infrastructure
    d. Small infrastructure

    Below are the examples of hard infrastructure ....

    a. Bridge, airport, street


    b. Bridge, airport, education
    c. Bridge, street, health care
    d. Bridge, health care, education

    Formative test 7

    Below are the causes of Market failure ...

    a. a lack of information, market and public goods


    b. a lack of information, market control and public
    c. a lack of information, market control and public goods
    d. a lack of information, control and public

    Below are the common types of Market failure ....

    a. Monopoly, information asymmetries, and factor immobility


    b. Monopoly, information asymmetries, and factor mobility
    c. Monopoly, information symmetries, and factor immobility
    d. Monopsony, information symmetries, and factor immobility

    Market failure is....

    a. an efficient distribution of goods and services in the free market


    b. an inefficient distribution of goods and services in the international market
    c. an inefficient distribution of goods and services in the free market
    d. an efficient distribution of goods and services in the international market

    Below are the facts about Market failure, except ....

    a. Market failure can also occur in implicit markets as favors and special treatment are exchanged
    b. Market failure can occur in explicit markets where goods and services are bought and sold outright
    c. Market failure does not describe inherent imperfections in the market economy
    d. Market failure only can be occured in big city

    Market failures can be solved by ...

    a. Society solution
    b. Private market solution
    c. Free trade solution
    d. Local government solution

    Formative test 8

    Public goods must be non-rivalrous and non-excludable. Non-excludable means....

    a. the goods are available to poor citizens


    b. the goods are available to all citizens
    c. the goods are not available to all citizens
    d. the goods are expensive

    Below are the facts about public goods, except ...

    a. Public goods are commodities or services that benefit all members of society
    b. Public goods are often provided for free through public taxation
    c. Public goods are free for poor people
    d. Public goods must be non-rivalrous and non-excludable

    Public good is ...

    a. a commodity or service that is made by a society


    b. a commodity or service that is made available to all members of a society
    c. a commodity or service that is made by a company to all members of a society
    d. a commodity or service that is made not available to all members of a society

    What makes private goods different from public goods?

    a. Private goods are excludable and rivalrous


    b. Private goods are non-excludable and non-rivalrous
    c. Private goods are cheap
    d. Private goods only available in big city

    Below are the example of public goods, except...

    a. Education
    b. National defence
    c. Airplanes rides
    d. Infrastructure

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