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Irving Fisher Quiz
Irving Fisher Trivia: 31 Questions to Test Your Memory
Updated: Jun 26, 2024
Irving Fisher was an American economist, statistician, inventor, eugenicist and progressive social campaigner.
Think you're a Irving Fisher expert? Put your knowledge to the test with this challenging quiz! With 31 questions covering a wide range of Irving Fisher topics, this is not for the faint of heart. Are you up for the challenge? Find out your true potential.
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April 29, 1867
February 27, 1867
March 15, 1867
January 1, 1867
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Doctor
Engineer
Economist
Lawyer
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Adam Smith
Joseph Schumpeter
Paul Samuelson
John Keynes
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Behavioral Economics
Supply And Demand
Game Theory
Quantity Theory Of Money
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Industrial Revolution
Cold War
Great Depression
World War I
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Private Banking
Central Banking
Fractional-reserve Banking
Full-reserve Banking
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"Permanently High Plateau"
"Sell Everything Now"
"Market Will Crash"
"Invest In Gold"
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Taxation
Interest Rates
Labor Markets
Supply Chain
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Inflation And Interest Rates
Trade Policies
Government Spending
Consumer Behavior
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Commodity Prices
Housing Market
Stock Prices
Currency Exchange Rates
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Trade Tariffs
Tax Laws
Investment Decisions
Wage Determination
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Time Series
Regression Analysis
Panel Data
Index Numbers
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Externalities
General Equilibrium
Market Failure
Public Goods
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Marxism
Classical Economics
Keynesianism
Monetarism
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Theory Of Taxation
Theory Of Capital
Theory Of Labor
Theory Of Trade
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Gini Coefficient
CPI Measure
Index Numbers
GDP Measure
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Moderately Respected
Highly Praised
Largely Unknown
Irreparably Harmed
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Mid-1950s
Late 1960s
Early 1900s
Early 2000s
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Cryptocurrencies
Gold Standard
Barter System
Alternative Currencies
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Libertarian Advocate
Progressive Social Campaigner
Conservative Activist
Anarchist
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Housing Bubble
Great Recession
Oil Crisis
Dot-com Bubble
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Behavioral Models
Qualitative Models
Mathematical Models
Descriptive Models
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British
Canadian
Australian
American
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Tax Rates
Interest Rates
Trade Rates
Wage Rates
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Macroeconomic Thought
Environmental Economics
Microeconomic Thought
Behavioral Economics
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Pessimistic
Uninterested
Neutral
Optimistic
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Behavioral Economics
Keynesianism
Monetarism
Marxism
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Markets
Governments
Firms
Households
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Legal System
Tax System
Education System
Monetary System
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Stable Economies
Economic Booms
Economic Stagnation
Economic Downturns
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Dec 7, 1952
Jan 18, 1963
Apr 29, 1947
Sep 29, 1941
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