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Circular Flow & Quantitative Elements

Circular Flow & Quantitative Elements is one of 10 topics in the Grade 11 Economics CAPS syllabus, covered across 3 lessons on Study Vault. Below are real practice questions from this topic with full worked answers.

Sample practice questions

Easy

1. Final consumption expenditure by households (C) refers to:

Answer: Household spending on final goods and services for immediate satisfaction of needs and wants — C refers to spending by households on final goods and services -- durable, semi-durable, non-durable goods, and services -- for the immediate satisfaction of needs and wants.
Easy

2. Which of the following is classified as a durable good in household consumption expenditure?

Answer: Furniture — Durable goods are items expected to last more than a year, such as furniture or appliances, distinct from non-durable goods like food or services like a haircut.
Medium

3. What single-letter symbol is used in national accounts for final consumption expenditure by government?

Answer: G — G represents government consumption expenditure, spending on final goods and services consumed to deliver public services in the current period, such as public servants' salaries and hospital medical supplies.
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