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Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2908
Economia
Sabendo-se que um sistema tributário é um conjunto de normas constitucionais de natureza tributária, indique a opção falsa com relação às mudanças no Sistema Tributário Brasileiro.
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2906
Economia
Observando-se o comportamento das finanças públicas, no Brasil, a partir de 1999, não se pode afi rmar que:
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2905
Administração Financeira e Orçamentária
Com relação à Lei de Responsabilidade Fiscal (LRF), não se pode afirmar que:
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2904
Economia
Com relação às transações tipicamente fiscais, às Necessidades de Financiamento do Setor Público (NFSP) e à Dívida Pública, identifique a única opção errada.
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2903
Economia
Do ponto de vista da eficiência econômica e da competitividade dos produtos brasileiros nos mercados doméstico e internacional, há enormes entraves fiscais que precisam ser eliminados. Aponte a opção falsa no que concerne a esses entraves fiscais.
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2902
Economia
Afi rma-se que o conceito de tributo, de forma resumida, é sempre um pagamento compulsório em moeda, forma normal de extinção da obrigação tributária. No tocante ao conceito de tributo, no Brasil, aponte a única opção falsa.
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2901
Economia
Os mecanismos da tributação afetam grande parte do sistema econômico. Com relação à teoria da tributação, identifi que a afi rmativa correta.
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2900
Economia
Considere os seguintes dados:
Consumo autônomo: 500
Investimento: 300
Gastos do Governo: 200
Exportações: 200
Importações: 100
Renda agregada: 5.500
Com base nessas informações e considerando uma função consumo keynesiana linear, pode-se afirmar que o valor da propensão marginal a consumir é de:
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2899
Economia
Não é verdadeiro no modelo IS/LM sem os "casos extremos"
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2898
Economia
Não faz(em) parte do passivo do balancete do Banco Central:
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2897
Economia
Considere os seguintes dados, extraídos de um sistema de contas nacionais - conta de produção - que segue a metodologia adotada atualmente no Brasil:
Produção total: 1.323
Consumo intermediário: 628
Impostos de importação: 4
Demais Impostos sobre produtos: 79
Com base nessas informações, o Produto Interno Bruto dessa economia foi de
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2896
Economia
Considere os seguintes dados, extraídos de um sistema de contas nacionais - conta de bens e serviços - que segue a metodologia adotada atualmente no Brasil (em unidades monetárias):
Produção total: 1.323
Importação de bens e serviços: 69
Impostos sobre produtos: 84
Consumo final: 630
Formação bruta de capital fixo: 150
Variação de estoques: 12
Exportações de bens e serviços: 56
Com base nessas informações, o consumo intermediário dessa economia foi
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2895
Economia
Considere as seguintes informações para uma economia hipotética (em unidades monetárias):
Investimento privado: 500
Investimento público: 100
Poupança privada: 300
Poupança do governo: 200
Com base nessas informações e considerando as identidades macroeconômicas básicas decorrentes de um sistema de contas nacionais, é correto afirmar que essa economia hipotética apresentou
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Prova:
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Q2894
Economia
Considere as seguintes informações para uma economia hipotética (em unidades monetárias):
Investimento bruto total: 700
Depreciação: 30
Déficit do balanço de pagamentos em transações correntes: 100
Saldo do governo em conta corrente: 400
Com base nessas informações e considerando as identidades macroeconômicas básicas decorrentes de um sistema de contas nacionais, é correto afirmar que a poupança líquida do setor privado foi igual a
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Provas:
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Q2893
Estatística
Em uma determinada semana uma empresa recebeu as seguintes quantidades de pedidos para os produtos A e B:
Assinale a opção que apresente os coeficientes de variação dos dois produtos:
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Provas:
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Q2878
Inglês
Texto associado
Your answers to questions 28 to 30 must be based on
the text below entitled "The real medicine":
The real medicine
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Oct 17th 2005
People who survive a heart attack often
describe it as a wake-up call. But for a 61-year old
executive I met recently, it was more than that. This
man was in the midst of a divorce when he was
stricken last spring, and he had fallen out of touch
with friends and family members. The executive´s
doctor, unaware of the strife in his life, counseled him
to change his diet, start exercising and quit smoking.
He also prescribed drugs to lower cholesterol and
blood pressure. It was sound advice, but in combing
the medical literature, the patient discovered that he
needed to do more. Studies suggested that his risk of
dying within six months would be four times greater
if he remained depressed and lonely. So he joined
a support group and reordered his priorities, placing
relationships at the top of the list instead of the bottom.
His health has improved steadily since then, and so
has his outlook on life. In fact he now describes his
heart attack as the best thing that ever happened to
him. "Yes, my arteries are more open," he says. "But
even more important, I´m more open."
the text below entitled "The real medicine":
The real medicine
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Oct 17th 2005
People who survive a heart attack often
describe it as a wake-up call. But for a 61-year old
executive I met recently, it was more than that. This
man was in the midst of a divorce when he was
stricken last spring, and he had fallen out of touch
with friends and family members. The executive´s
doctor, unaware of the strife in his life, counseled him
to change his diet, start exercising and quit smoking.
He also prescribed drugs to lower cholesterol and
blood pressure. It was sound advice, but in combing
the medical literature, the patient discovered that he
needed to do more. Studies suggested that his risk of
dying within six months would be four times greater
if he remained depressed and lonely. So he joined
a support group and reordered his priorities, placing
relationships at the top of the list instead of the bottom.
His health has improved steadily since then, and so
has his outlook on life. In fact he now describes his
heart attack as the best thing that ever happened to
him. "Yes, my arteries are more open," he says. "But
even more important, I´m more open."
The text focuses on the relevance of
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Provas:
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Q2877
Inglês
Texto associado
Your answers to questions 28 to 30 must be based on
the text below entitled "The real medicine":
The real medicine
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Oct 17th 2005
People who survive a heart attack often
describe it as a wake-up call. But for a 61-year old
executive I met recently, it was more than that. This
man was in the midst of a divorce when he was
stricken last spring, and he had fallen out of touch
with friends and family members. The executive´s
doctor, unaware of the strife in his life, counseled him
to change his diet, start exercising and quit smoking.
He also prescribed drugs to lower cholesterol and
blood pressure. It was sound advice, but in combing
the medical literature, the patient discovered that he
needed to do more. Studies suggested that his risk of
dying within six months would be four times greater
if he remained depressed and lonely. So he joined
a support group and reordered his priorities, placing
relationships at the top of the list instead of the bottom.
His health has improved steadily since then, and so
has his outlook on life. In fact he now describes his
heart attack as the best thing that ever happened to
him. "Yes, my arteries are more open," he says. "But
even more important, I´m more open."
the text below entitled "The real medicine":
The real medicine
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Oct 17th 2005
People who survive a heart attack often
describe it as a wake-up call. But for a 61-year old
executive I met recently, it was more than that. This
man was in the midst of a divorce when he was
stricken last spring, and he had fallen out of touch
with friends and family members. The executive´s
doctor, unaware of the strife in his life, counseled him
to change his diet, start exercising and quit smoking.
He also prescribed drugs to lower cholesterol and
blood pressure. It was sound advice, but in combing
the medical literature, the patient discovered that he
needed to do more. Studies suggested that his risk of
dying within six months would be four times greater
if he remained depressed and lonely. So he joined
a support group and reordered his priorities, placing
relationships at the top of the list instead of the bottom.
His health has improved steadily since then, and so
has his outlook on life. In fact he now describes his
heart attack as the best thing that ever happened to
him. "Yes, my arteries are more open," he says. "But
even more important, I´m more open."
The advice given by the doctor is defined as sound. In other words, it
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
Provas:
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Q2875
Inglês
Texto associado
Your answers to questions 25 to 27 must be based on the
text below entitled "Flight of the French":
Flight of the French
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Sept 26th/Oct 3rd 2005
The Belgians call them "fiscal refugees", but these
refugees wear Chanel. They are runaways from high
taxes in France. Officially, France has lost, on average,
one millionaire or billionaire tax payer per day for tax
reasons since 1997, when the government started trying
to track capital flight. Privately, economists say the
number is much higher. "The statistic is stupid," holds
French economist Nicolas Baverez. "It's as if, to count
contraband, you only counted what people declared at
the border."
While much of Europe has revised its tax codes, France's
fiscal inertia is virtually begging its rich to leave. Holding dear
its commitment to égalité and fraternité, France has bucked
the trend in the European Union, where most member states
have dropped the wealth tax since the mid-1990s. France
went the opposite way in 1997 by abolishing a cap that limited
the wealth-tax bill, which kicks in at incomes over 720,000
euros to 85% of a taxpayer's income. The result: some pay
more taxes than they earn in income.
text below entitled "Flight of the French":
Flight of the French
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Sept 26th/Oct 3rd 2005
The Belgians call them "fiscal refugees", but these
refugees wear Chanel. They are runaways from high
taxes in France. Officially, France has lost, on average,
one millionaire or billionaire tax payer per day for tax
reasons since 1997, when the government started trying
to track capital flight. Privately, economists say the
number is much higher. "The statistic is stupid," holds
French economist Nicolas Baverez. "It's as if, to count
contraband, you only counted what people declared at
the border."
While much of Europe has revised its tax codes, France's
fiscal inertia is virtually begging its rich to leave. Holding dear
its commitment to égalité and fraternité, France has bucked
the trend in the European Union, where most member states
have dropped the wealth tax since the mid-1990s. France
went the opposite way in 1997 by abolishing a cap that limited
the wealth-tax bill, which kicks in at incomes over 720,000
euros to 85% of a taxpayer's income. The result: some pay
more taxes than they earn in income.
According to the author, France
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Q2874
Inglês
Texto associado
Your answers to questions 25 to 27 must be based on the
text below entitled "Flight of the French":
Flight of the French
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Sept 26th/Oct 3rd 2005
The Belgians call them "fiscal refugees", but these
refugees wear Chanel. They are runaways from high
taxes in France. Officially, France has lost, on average,
one millionaire or billionaire tax payer per day for tax
reasons since 1997, when the government started trying
to track capital flight. Privately, economists say the
number is much higher. "The statistic is stupid," holds
French economist Nicolas Baverez. "It's as if, to count
contraband, you only counted what people declared at
the border."
While much of Europe has revised its tax codes, France's
fiscal inertia is virtually begging its rich to leave. Holding dear
its commitment to égalité and fraternité, France has bucked
the trend in the European Union, where most member states
have dropped the wealth tax since the mid-1990s. France
went the opposite way in 1997 by abolishing a cap that limited
the wealth-tax bill, which kicks in at incomes over 720,000
euros to 85% of a taxpayer's income. The result: some pay
more taxes than they earn in income.
text below entitled "Flight of the French":
Flight of the French
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Sept 26th/Oct 3rd 2005
The Belgians call them "fiscal refugees", but these
refugees wear Chanel. They are runaways from high
taxes in France. Officially, France has lost, on average,
one millionaire or billionaire tax payer per day for tax
reasons since 1997, when the government started trying
to track capital flight. Privately, economists say the
number is much higher. "The statistic is stupid," holds
French economist Nicolas Baverez. "It's as if, to count
contraband, you only counted what people declared at
the border."
While much of Europe has revised its tax codes, France's
fiscal inertia is virtually begging its rich to leave. Holding dear
its commitment to égalité and fraternité, France has bucked
the trend in the European Union, where most member states
have dropped the wealth tax since the mid-1990s. France
went the opposite way in 1997 by abolishing a cap that limited
the wealth-tax bill, which kicks in at incomes over 720,000
euros to 85% of a taxpayer's income. The result: some pay
more taxes than they earn in income.
The so-called 'fiscal refugees' are the
Ano: 2005
Banca:
ESAF
Órgão:
Receita Federal
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Q2873
Inglês
Texto associado
Your answers to questions 25 to 27 must be based on the
text below entitled "Flight of the French":
Flight of the French
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Sept 26th/Oct 3rd 2005
The Belgians call them "fiscal refugees", but these
refugees wear Chanel. They are runaways from high
taxes in France. Officially, France has lost, on average,
one millionaire or billionaire tax payer per day for tax
reasons since 1997, when the government started trying
to track capital flight. Privately, economists say the
number is much higher. "The statistic is stupid," holds
French economist Nicolas Baverez. "It's as if, to count
contraband, you only counted what people declared at
the border."
While much of Europe has revised its tax codes, France's
fiscal inertia is virtually begging its rich to leave. Holding dear
its commitment to égalité and fraternité, France has bucked
the trend in the European Union, where most member states
have dropped the wealth tax since the mid-1990s. France
went the opposite way in 1997 by abolishing a cap that limited
the wealth-tax bill, which kicks in at incomes over 720,000
euros to 85% of a taxpayer's income. The result: some pay
more taxes than they earn in income.
text below entitled "Flight of the French":
Flight of the French
Source: Newsweek (adapted)
Sept 26th/Oct 3rd 2005
The Belgians call them "fiscal refugees", but these
refugees wear Chanel. They are runaways from high
taxes in France. Officially, France has lost, on average,
one millionaire or billionaire tax payer per day for tax
reasons since 1997, when the government started trying
to track capital flight. Privately, economists say the
number is much higher. "The statistic is stupid," holds
French economist Nicolas Baverez. "It's as if, to count
contraband, you only counted what people declared at
the border."
While much of Europe has revised its tax codes, France's
fiscal inertia is virtually begging its rich to leave. Holding dear
its commitment to égalité and fraternité, France has bucked
the trend in the European Union, where most member states
have dropped the wealth tax since the mid-1990s. France
went the opposite way in 1997 by abolishing a cap that limited
the wealth-tax bill, which kicks in at incomes over 720,000
euros to 85% of a taxpayer's income. The result: some pay
more taxes than they earn in income.
The text refers to France's
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