MIM Topics: Practice Exam
The questions are purposefully designed to test your engagement and understanding of the course content, as opposed to any prior or background economic knowledge.

To best use this practice exam you should attempt these questions on your own, under timed conditions (e.g. for 1 hour), some time after the course has finished. You can consult your notes but not the internet or any person/AI.

There are 10 questions worth 2 points each.

You should read all instructions carefully and consider each potential answer. You will not be able to change an answer after submitting it.
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Which of the following were presented as examples of transformative innovations?
2 points
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Which of the following is NOT a common explanation for increased income inequality?
2 points
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What two things does the doughnut model unite?
2 points
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Match the economist to the claim:
2 points
J.B. Say
Thomas Malthus
Overproduction is a major problem
Overproduction can't really happen
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Which of the following contributed to the success of Piketty’s ‘Capital in the Twenty-First Century’? 
2 points
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Which of the following has NOT been provided as a contributing factor in the slowdown of scientific progress?

2 points
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What did we learn about carbon pricing?
2 points
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What happened to the wealth shares of the top 1% of British people during the 20th century?
2 points
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Which of the following statements did I imply was true but unoriginal?
2 points
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What happened to the living standards of the typical American worker through the course of the twentieth century?

2 points
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