Assume systems analysts are developing a test plan for the user interface of a hotel reservation system. As the front desk clerks are entering customers and payment information into the system, they will be able to either enter an option code into a text box or select an option code from a drop-down list. A combo box was used to implement this, since it was felt that the front desk clerks would quickly become familiar with the most common option codes and would prefer entering them directly to speed up the entry process.

 

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3.)Over the course of the 20th century, real GDP per capita inthe US rose mostly as a result of:

A.) Rising employment

B.)An increase in the averagehours of work.

C.) Rising population

D.)Rising productivity

4.) The production function exhibits:

A.)

Increasing returns to physical capital.

B.)

Constant returns to physical capital.

C.)

Diminishing returns to physical capital.

D.)

Negative returns to physical capital.

5.) In the production function, which of the following isrepresented by K/L:

A.)

Capital per worker.

B.)

Output per worker.

C.)

Technology.

D.)

Real GDP per capita.

6.)For a developed country, the most important driver ofproductivity growth is:

A.) Labor unions.

B.)

Technology.

C.)

The presence of natural resources.

D.)

Government programs for the quality of work.

 

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3.“I just heard on the news that GDP is higher this year than it was last year. This means that we’re better off this year than last year.” Are you agree with this statement? Comment.

 

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3 Give an example of a positive and negative externality and what regulations the government would use to correct the negative externality?

 

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3 Despite finding that the boy was partly responsible for his own injuries the primary judge decided the driver should bear total responsibility (blame). What reason did the primary judge give for coming to this conclusion? [3 marks]
4 In the appeal the Court did not consider whether the actions of either the driver orthe boy had broken any statutory rule of the road. Explain why the question of whether any road rule had been broken was not relevant to the legal issue the Court of Appeal was deciding. [2 marks]
5 The Court of Appeal took a different view from that of the primary judge (as described in question 3) and said the boy must bear at least some blame. On the basis of what facts did the Court of Appeal come to this conclusion? [2 marks]

 

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