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The multiple choice question reflects the connection between the production factor market and the product market ( ). (2018 real question)
A. Induced demand
B. Joint demand
C. Compound demand
D. Effective demand< /p>
Answer: A
Analysis: The concept of induced demand reflects the connection between the production factor market and the product market.
Single-choice question In the production factors market, the conditions for producers to maximize profits are ( ). (2019 real question)
A. Average factor cost is equal to marginal revenue product
B. Marginal factor cost is equal to marginal product value
C. Marginal factor cost is equal to Marginal revenue product
D. Marginal material product is equal to marginal revenue product
Answer: C
Analysis: The factor demand of the producer is the induced demand, and the producer uses The purpose of factors is to produce products that consumers need in order to maximize profits. Therefore, the principle for producers to use factors is to determine the amount of factors used within a certain period of time. Under certain conditions, based on the internal production status and market conditions of the enterprise, in order to maximize profits, that is, the marginal factor cost is equal to the marginal revenue product. Therefore, option C is correct. Labor supply curve
Single choice question The supply curve of land is a ( ). (2018 real question)
A. A curve sloping to the upper right
B. A curve sloping to the lower right
C. A straight line parallel to the price axis
D. A straight line perpendicular to the price axis
Answer: C
Analysis: This question is out of scope, so be careful and pay attention to the descriptions of items C and D. The vertical axis of the land supply curve is the price, the horizontal axis is the quantity of land supply, and the straight line parallel to the vertical axis price is a vertical line, so the straight line parallel to the price should be selected for this question.
Multiple choice question Among the following factors, which determines the labor supply curve to have a backward-bent shape (). (2018 real question)
A. The complementary effect of labor and leisure
B. The complementary effect of wages and interest rates
C. The substitution effect of increased wages< /p>
D. The complementary effect of wages and rents
E. The income effect of increased wages
Answer: CE
Analysis: Income can be used Effect and substitution effect to explain why the labor supply curve is backward-bent. The substitution effect of an increase in wages means that as wages rise and income increases, consumers substitute labor for leisure, and labor supply increases. The income effect of rising wages means that as wages rise and income increases, consumers become relatively richer and pursue leisure, which reduces the supply of labor. Introduction to the content of the 2022 Intermediate Economist Examination for each major
1. Business Administration
Corporate strategy and business decision-making, corporate governance structure, marketing and brand management, production management and control, Logistics management, technological innovation management, human resource planning and salary management, corporate investment and financing decision-making and reorganization, and e-commerce.
2. Human resource management
Organizational motivation, leadership behavior, organizational design and organizational culture, strategic human resource management, human resource planning, personnel selection, performance management, salary management, training and development, labor relations, labor market, wages and employment, human capital investment theory, social insurance law, labor contract management and special employment, labor dispute mediation and arbitration, social insurance, legal liability and administrative enforcement.
3. Finance major
Financial markets and financial instruments, interest rates and financial asset pricing, financial intermediaries and financial systems, commercial bank operations and management, investment banks and securities investment funds, trusts and leasing, financial engineering and financial risks, currency supply and demand and their equilibrium, central bank and financial supervision, international finance and its management.
4. Fiscal and taxation
Public finance and fiscal functions, fiscal expenditure theory and content, tax theory, goods and services tax system, income tax system, other tax systems, taxation Management, tax inspection, public debt, government budget theory and management system, intergovernmental fiscal relations, state-owned assets management, fiscal balance and fiscal policy
5. Construction and real estate
Time value of funds And investment plan selection, construction project technical and economic methods, construction project feasibility study, construction project bidding and bidding, construction project contract management, construction project cost composition and pricing basis, construction project pricing method, project network planning technology, construction project risks Management and insurance, construction enterprise financial management, construction project supervision.
Basic theory of real estate economics, real estate expropriation and expropriation, construction land use system, real estate market research, real estate investment project feasibility study, real estate development project preliminary planning, real estate development project management, real estate valuation, real estate marketing, Property management, real estate finance.
6. Agricultural majors
Introduction to modern agriculture and development, agricultural enterprise operation and management system, agricultural finance theory and policy, rural finance and agricultural insurance, agricultural product quality and food safety, Supply, demand and price of agricultural products, project investment and financing, rural collective economic statistics, accounting practice of village collective economic organizations, and financial management of agricultural enterprises.
7. Insurance major
Risk and insurance, basic principles of insurance, insurance contracts, general property insurance, transportation insurance, cargo transportation insurance, engineering insurance, liability insurance, credit guarantee Insurance, life insurance, personal accident insurance, health insurance, reinsurance, insurance company operation and management, insurance market and supervision.
8. Tourism economy
Tourism demand and supply, tourism supply and demand contradiction and adjustment, tourism planning and tourism destination construction, tourism income distribution and tourism economic benefits, tourism economic structure and government Regulation, development and operation of the tourism industry.
9. Transportation Economics
Examinees are required to understand the theoretical principles of transportation economics, be proficient in professional work methods and technologies, and flexibly use relevant transportation economics knowledge to engage in practical work in transportation economics. , reasonably solve relevant transportation economic problems, and effectively improve transportation economic benefits, etc.
10. Intellectual Property
Candidates are required to understand the theoretical principles of intellectual property, master professional working methods and professional techniques, understand the relevant laws and norms (regulations) of the profession, and whether they have the ability to apply the above Knowledge to engage in professional and practical work on intellectual property, and the ability to scientifically and rationally create, use, protect and manage intellectual property.