Multiple choice. Choose the correct letter. 1. Which can lead to social dissatisfaction. a. Unemployment b. Preventive checks c. Positive checks d. Moral restraint e. Family planning 2. People working less than 40 hours per week. a. Unemployment b. Industrial conflict c. Visible underemployment d. Labor problem e. Invisible underemployment 3. Can reduce birth rate a. Overseas placement b. Starvation c. Adequate wages d. Positive checks e. Preventive checks 4. Can increase death rate. a. Family planning b. Positive checks c. Preventative checks d. Unemployment e. Moral restraint 5. It is a type of unemployment or temporary laid off due to renovation works. a. Regional unemployment b. Frictional unemployment c. Cyclical unemployment d. Seasonal unemployment e. Structural unemployment 6. Caused by the fall of business activities a. Regional unemployment b. Seasonal unemployment c. Structural unemployment d. Frictional unemployment e. Cyclical unemployment 7. It is also known as periodic unemployment a. Seasonal unemployment b. Cyclical unemployment c. Regional unemployment d. Structural unemployment e. Frictional unemployment 8. The skill and talents of some workers become obsolete. a. Seasonal unemployment b. Structural unemployment c. Cyclical unemployment d. Regional unemployment e. Frictional unemployment 9. Decrease in purchasing power and existence of more slum areas. a. Evidences of inadequate wages b. Implementation of positive checks c. Implementation of moral restraint d. Evidence of industrial conflict e. Evidence of underemployment 10. Prolonged strikes and lock downs a. Evidence of inadequate wages b. Evidence of industrial conflict c. Implementation of moral restraint d. Implementation of positive checks e. Evidence of invisible underemployment 11. Excessive supply of money a. Cost push inflation b. Demand pull inflation c. Maximize profit d. Tight money supply 12. Continuous increase in prices of basic commodities a. Retail price index b. Market equilibrium c. Consumer price index d. Inflation 13. Inflation losers a. Speculators and debtors b. Demand pull inflation c. Pensioners and creditors d. Cost push inflation 14. Inflation gainers a. Speculators and debtors b. Demand pull inflation c. Pensioners and creditors d. Cost push inflation 16. It means a general decrease in the value of a currency like the Philippine Peso. a. tight money policy b. wartime period c. devaluation d. higher consumption level 17. Reflects changes in standard of living of buyers and customers in the market. a. consumer price index b. stock price index c. wholesale price index d. retail price index 18.Encourages more investments a. wartime period b. cyclical boom c. devaluation d. cost push inflation 19.Expenditures for military facilities and equipment a. cost push inflation b. tight money policy c. cyclical boom d. wartime period 20. Demand for higher wages a. devaluation b.flexible income earners c. speculators d. labor unions