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Long Term Economic Growth MCQs

Long Term Economic Growth MCQs cover what drives a country's output to rise over many years and how this differs from short-run business cycle fluctuations. Topics include productivity, supply side policies, real business cycle theory and convergence. They help CSS, PMS and UGC NET economics candidates, and every question has an instant answer.

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Potential output can be raised in which two ways?

Correct answer D. Increasing the use of all inputs, technical advances

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What does the idea of GDP convergence in Europe suggest?

Correct answer D. Poorer, less developed countries will catch up with richer ones

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At what level of national income is the long-run equilibrium reached?

Correct answer B. Where all investment is used to maintain the existing capital stock at its current level

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About Long Term Economic Growth MCQs

This macroeconomics topic separates trend growth from temporary ups and downs. Questions ask where supply side policies are most effective, what real business cycle theorists believe causes fluctuations, and which factors are not genuine causes of growth. You will also meet the multiplier-accelerator explanation of cycles, the phases of the business cycle, and the convergence idea that poorer economies can grow faster because capital is scarce and technology can be copied. Being able to link each theory to its main claim will help you eliminate weak options quickly.

Exams that include Long Term Economic Growth MCQs

Pakistan

  • CSS
  • PMS
  • Lecturer tests
  • Banking job tests

India

  • UGC NET
  • UPSC CSE
  • State PSC exams

Bangladesh

  • BCS
  • Bangladesh Bank recruitment

Frequently asked questions

What is the convergence hypothesis in economic growth?

The convergence hypothesis says poorer countries tend to grow faster than richer ones, so incomes per person gradually move closer together. Extra capital adds more output where capital per worker is low, and poorer economies can adopt technology already developed elsewhere rather than inventing it.

What do real business cycle theorists believe?

Real business cycle theorists argue that fluctuations in output are mainly caused by real shocks, especially changes in technology and productivity, rather than by changes in money or demand. In their view, cycles are largely efficient responses to these shocks.

How many Long Term Economic Growth MCQs are on MCQs360?

MCQs360 has 30 Long Term Economic Growth MCQs, each with an instant answer and free to practise without signing up. Revise the main growth and cycle theories first, then use these questions to test how well you can apply them.

Last reviewed October 2026