Exam 25: Real Estate and the Economy
Exam 1: Nature and Description of Real Estate79 Questions
Exam 2: Rights and Interests in Land80 Questions
Exam 3: Forms of Ownership80 Questions
Exam 4: Transferring Title80 Questions
Exam 5: Recordation Abstracts and Title Insurance80 Questions
Exam 6: Contract Law80 Questions
Exam 7: Real Estate Sales Contracts80 Questions
Exam 8: Mortgage and Note80 Questions
Exam 9: Deed of Trust80 Questions
Exam 10: Lending Practices80 Questions
Exam 11: The Loan and the Consumer80 Questions
Exam 12: Sources of Financing80 Questions
Exam 13: Types of Financing80 Questions
Exam 14: Taxes and Assessments80 Questions
Exam 15: Title Closing and Escrow80 Questions
Exam 16: Real Estate Leases80 Questions
Exam 17: Real Estate Appraisal80 Questions
Exam 18: Licensing Laws and Professional Affiliation80 Questions
Exam 19: The Principal-Broker Relationship: Employment80 Questions
Exam 20: The Principal-Broker Relationship: Agency80 Questions
Exam 21: Fair Housing, Ada, Equal Credit, and Community Reinvestment80 Questions
Exam 23: Property Insurance80 Questions
Exam 24: Land-Use Control80 Questions
Exam 25: Real Estate and the Economy80 Questions
Exam 26: Investing in Real Estate80 Questions
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The Federal Reserve Board's objectives for the American economy include high employment, stable prices, and steady growth in productive capacity.
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Through the Federal Reserve Banks, the Federal Reserve Board can create money but cannot destroy money.
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Real estate values are affected by the federal government's
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The extent to which regions and cities are vulnerable to changes in the economic base has little to do with the ability of base industries to consistently export their products.
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Communities which are suffering from an economic depression caused by a decline in demand for the products of a single base industry tend to derive little benefit from diversification of their economic base.
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-an industry that produces goods or services for export from the region;also called primary or export industries
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-producers of goods and services that are not exported;also called service or filler industries
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Real-cost inflation can be cooled by environmental controls and depletion of natural resources.
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A community's economic base is determined by its ability to produce goods and/or services for consumption within the local area.
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-price changes for developed real property can be rapid and dramatic over short periods of time
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The employment ____________________ describes the number of people employed in local service industries as a function of the number of people employed in a base industry.
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The tourist industry in Florida or oil wells on Alaska's North Slope would be examples of base industries.
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-higher prices due to greater effort needed to produce the same product today
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The existence of a base industry is essential to the economic health of a community.
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____________________ inflation results from increasing the money supply faster than increases in goods and services to buy.
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-higher prices due to buyers bidding against each other
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