23 Economy Trivia Questions That Will Test Your Knowledge Of Economic Geography

Each of us has a different financial side. Some are completely financially independent, while others, unfortunately, have loans and are in debt. There is no escaping that and there is nothing we can do about it, because that is the way the world works. Countries in particular are no exception. They are like us – some thrive financially—others are the opposite.

This time, we have prepared for you a 23-question quiz, which will be centred around countries and their economies.

Are you ready to find out who’s rich and who’s struggling? Let’s go!💲

Close-up of a computer screen displaying economic graphs and charts related to the geography of money.

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Currency symbol for baht on a green background, related to economy knowledge.

1. Which country uses the baht as its currency?

Vietnam

Thailand

Malaysia

Indonesia

Coffee beans spilling from burlap sack, highlighting coffee exports in economy study.

Ilo Frey

2. Which country is the biggest exporter of coffee?

Brazil

Colombia

Vietnam

Ethiopia

Euro currency notes scattered, highlighting European economy.

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3. Which of these countries does not use the Euro?

Poland

Spain

Italy

Lithuania

Cars parked in rows at a manufacturing plant, illustrating where cars are manufactured most annually.

Joshua Santos

4. Where are the most cars manufactured annually?

Japan

China

United States

Germany

British pound notes and coins scattered, highlighting its status as the oldest currency still in use.

Alaur Rahman

5. Is it true or false that the British pound is the oldest currency still in use today?

True

False

6. Which country has the highest GDP per capita?

Andreea Ch

Norwegian flag waving on a pole, representing high GDP per capita.

7. Which country had the first official stock exchange?

UK

Netherlands

USA

France

8. What is the most widely used currency in international trade?

Euro

US Dollar

Chinese Yuan

British Pound

Singapore skyline at night with the Merlion statue, reflecting its economy and iconic landmarks.

Kin Pastor

9. Is it true or false that Singapore has no minimum wage laws?

True

False

10. Which country has the smallest GDP in the world?

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Tuvalu

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Monaco

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San Marino

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Liechtenstein

Plastic surface close-up, related to the first country introducing polymer banknotes in economy history.

La Miko

11. Which country was the first to introduce plastic (polymer) banknotes?

Canada

Switzerland

Australia

Sweden

Colorful peso banknotes and coins from a country's currency placed on a dark surface.

Maxi Gagliano

12. Which of these countries uses the peso as its currency?

Brazil

Argentina

Spain

Peru

China vs. United States economy map comparison with flags, showcasing economic size evaluation.

13. Is it true or false China has a larger economy than the United States?

True

False

Coins labeled "TAX" on documents, representing European country tax rates.

Nataliya Vaitkevich

14. Which European country has the highest tax rates?

Denmark

Sweden

Germany

Italy

Pile of cocoa beans displayed in a market, relevant to world's largest cocoa producer discussion.

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15. Which country is the world's largest cocoa producer?

Peru

Germany

China

Ivory Coast

Person making a card payment on a pink terminal, representing modern banking technology.

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16. Which country first introduced the concept of modern banking?

UK

Italy

Netherlands

USA

Various countries' banknotes, including a $1 bill, showcasing diverse global economies.

Karthikeyan Perumal

17. Which of these countries does have a $1 banknote in circulation?

New Zealand

Australia

USA

Canada

Map with a blue pin marking Zimbabwe, related to the economy and knowledge of hyperinflation.

Beate Vogl

18. Is it true or false that Zimbabwe once had a 100-trillion-dollar banknote due to hyperinflation?

True

False

19. Which country has the lowest-valued currency in the world?

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Venezuela

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Iran

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Zimbabwe

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Vietnam

Elderly man in a party hat celebrating 60th birthday with balloons, focusing on economy and retirement age themes.

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20. Which out of these countries has the highest retirement age?

South Korea

Iceland

Japan

France

Map of Africa highlighting countries' borders, capturing economic geography.

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21. Which country has the highest GDP in Africa?

South Africa

Egypt

Nigeria

Algeria

Swedish flag reflected in a glass building symbolizes Sweden's economy and innovation in currency history.

Efrem Efre

22. Is it true or false that Sweden was the first country to introduce paper money?

True

False

23. Which of these countries has the highest national debt as a percentage of GDP?

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Japan

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Greece

Leo Mak

Italy

Neil Ni

China

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What do you think ?

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lenka 3 days ago

N.13 is not going to be false for much longer!

3points

Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 3 days ago

I was going to say the same thing. And it's going to happen very fast.

0points

Rick Murray 3 days ago

Well, I sucked at that... But maybe the highest tax question should point out at the start that they're asking the top tax rate and not which has the highest general tax rate. The UK has retirement at 67 as well, and there are noises about increasing it. Retirement over ~65 should be a crime against humanity, especially when there are no "gentler" jobs reserved for the older workers. And as for you millennials, you'll need to get used to us Gen Xers dying on the job...

1point