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100+ Fundamentals of Economics Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Cost Accounting , Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) , Indian Administrative Service (IAS) .

51.

The primary functions of money are of ______ types.

A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
Answer» A. 2
52.

The money supply affects the rate of interest; when the money supply increases, rate of interest will be decreased. It is explained by _____________

A. Keynes
B. Walker
C. Robbins
D. Crowther
Answer» A. Keynes
53.

SDRs are used in place of _________

A. commercial papers
B. gold
C. shares
D. company deposits
Answer» B. gold
54.

__________ is one among the qualitative credit control instruments used by the RBI.

A. Bank Rate Policy
B. Moral Suasion
C. Open Market Operations
D. Cash Reserve Ratio
Answer» B. Moral Suasion
55.

Money market is controlled by the ___________

A. RBI
B. Government
C. IDBI
D. IMF
Answer» A. RBI
56.

On the basis of functions, financial markets are classified into _________ types.

A. 5
B. 4
C. 3
D. 2
Answer» D. 2
57.

The ‘Welfare definition’ of Economics was introduced by ______________

A. Adam Smith
B. Alfred Marshall
C. Lionel Robbins
D. J. R. Hicks
Answer» B. Alfred Marshall
58.

Micro-economics deals with the ___________

A. economic behavior of the individual
B. economy as a whole
C. trade relations
D. economic growth of the society
Answer» A. economic behavior of the individual
59.

Point Elasticity was propounded by ________________

A. Alfred Marshall
B. Adam Smith
C. Lionel Robbins
D. Jacob Viner
Answer» A. Alfred Marshall
60.

Production creates __________ utility.

A. Place
B. Time
C. Form
D. possession
Answer» C. Form
61.

A Production Function refers to ________________

A. Scale of production
B. relationship between resources
C. relationship between inputs and output
D. relationship between costs and output
Answer» C. relationship between inputs and output
62.

__________ cost remains constant even if production is stopped.

A. Fixed
B. Variable
C. Semi-Variable
D. Marginal
Answer» A. Fixed
63.

________ refers to the quantity of a commodity which a firm is willing to produce and offer for sale.

A. Individual Supply
B. Market Supply
C. Individual Demand
D. Market Demand
Answer» A. Individual Supply
64.

On the basis of area, markets are classified into _________ types.

A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
Answer» B. 3
65.

Total input is maximum when _____________

A. MP = 0
B. MP is increasing
C. MP is decreasing
D. MP is constant
Answer» A. MP = 0
66.

Which of the following does not characterize monopolistic competition?

A. product differentiation
B. many producers
C. absence of advertising 8
D. partial control over price
Answer» C. absence of advertising 8
67.

Pricing for selling the same commodity at different selling prices is known as ______

A. Skimming Pricing
B. Differential Pricing
C. Penetration Pricing
D. Cost – Plus Pricing
Answer» B. Differential Pricing
68.

In a perfect competition, a firm earns super normal profit when the AR of the firm _____ the ACT of the firm.

A. equals to
B. exceeds
C. is lower than
D. neither exceeds nor is lower than
Answer» B. exceeds
69.

________ refers to the market situations whether there is one seller and there is not close substitute to the commodity sold by the seller.

A. Perfect Competition
B. Monopoly
C. Oligopoly
D. Monopolistic Competition
Answer» B. Monopoly
70.

Cash Money is created by the _________________

A. Central Bank of a country
B. Commercial Banks
C. State Bank of India
D. Co-operative Banks
Answer» A. Central Bank of a country
71.

“Money is what money does”. This definition was given by __________

A. Adam Smith
B. Walker
C. Robbins
D. Robertson
Answer» B. Walker
72.

Traditional function of a commercial bank is ______________

A. issue of gift cheque
B. credit creation
C. providing locker facilities
D. acceptance of deposits
Answer» D. acceptance of deposits
73.

________ is one among the quantitative methods of credit control.

A. Bank Rate Policy
B. Moral Suasion
C. Direct Action
D. Rationing of Credit
Answer» A. Bank Rate Policy
74.

Securities market in India is regulated by the ___________

A. Government
B. RBI
C. SEBI
D. SBI
Answer» C. SEBI
75.

___________ market is the nerve centre of the financial system.

A. Money
B. Capital
C. Local
D. National
Answer» A. Money
76.

_____________ is the father of Economics. 9

A. Adam Smith
B. Alfred Marshall
C. Lionel Robbins
D. J.R. Hicks
Answer» A. Adam Smith
77.

___________ is an act to use the goods or service to satisfy the wants.

A. Production
B. Consumption
C. Savings
D. Distribution
Answer» B. Consumption
78.

The Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility was developed by ____________

A. Stanley Jevons
B. Alfred Marshall
C. Adam Smith
D. J.R. Hicks
Answer» B. Alfred Marshall
79.

_________ demand is also known as Direct Demand.

A. Derived
B. Autonomous
C. Individual
D. Consumption
Answer» B. Autonomous
80.

Total Outlay Method of measuring Elasticity of Demand was introduced by _________

A. Stanley Jevons
B. Alfred Marshall
C. Adam Smith
D. J.R. Hicks
Answer» B. Alfred Marshall
81.

When two or more different goods are produced together by a single firm, it is called as _________ supply.

A. joint
B. composite
C. excess
D. short
Answer» A. joint
82.

___________ is a gift of nature.

A. Land
B. Labour
C. Capital
D. Organisation
Answer» A. Land
83.

There are _______ stages of the Law of Variable Proportions

A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
Answer» B. 3
84.

Which factor of production is considered as a produced means of production?

A. Land
B. Labour
C. Capital
D. Organisation
Answer» C. Capital
85.

________ means transformation of physical inputs into output.

A. Marketing
B. Production
C. Finance
D. Money
Answer» B. Production
86.

__________ cost is also known as Alternative Cost.

A. Opportunity
B. Actual
C. Real
D. Money
Answer» A. Opportunity
87.

The additional cost incurred to produce an additional unit of output is _______

A. Marginal cost
B. Variable cost
C. Fixed cost
D. Opportunity cost
Answer» A. Marginal cost
88.

On the basis of time element, markets can be classified into __________ types.

A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
Answer» B. 3
89.

________ competition exists when the basic features of Perfect Competition are not present.

A. Pure
B. Perfect
C. Imperfect
D. All of the above
Answer» C. Imperfect
90.

The ____ states that bad money drives good money out of circulation.

A. Law of Demand
B. Law of Supply
C. Gresham’s Law
D. Demand Schedule
Answer» C. Gresham’s Law
91.

Quantity Theory of Money was explained by ___________

A. Fisher
B. Keynes
C. Crowther
D. Samuelson
Answer» A. Fisher
92.

__________ account can be opened by business persons only.

A. Current Deposit
B. Savings Deposit
C. Fixed Deposit
D. Recurring Deposit
Answer» A. Current Deposit
93.

In India, Central Bank was established in _________

A. 1945
B. 1955
C. 1935
D. 1965
Answer» C. 1935
94.

Wealth was defined by

A. Alfred Marshall
B. Adam Smith
C. Robbins
D. Jacob
Answer» B. Adam Smith
95.

Income minus Savings is equal to ___________

A. Consumption
B. Production
C. Investment 11
D. Demand
Answer» A. Consumption
96.

______ means the desire backed by the necessary purchasing power.

A. Consumption
B. Production
C. Investment
D. Demand
Answer» D. Demand
97.

If the proportionate change in the supply is equal to the proportionate change in price, it is said to be _______ supply.

A. Unitary Elastic
B. Perfectly Inelastic
C. Perfectly Elastic
D. Relatively Inelastic
Answer» A. Unitary Elastic
98.

Production creates _________ utility.

A. Place
B. Time
C. Form
D. Possession
Answer» C. Form
99.

Law of Variable Proportions was developed by _____________

A. Alfred Marshall
B. Adam Smith
C. Robbins
D. Jacob
Answer» A. Alfred Marshall
100.

The average _________ and output have inverse functional relationship.

A. fixed cost
B. variable cost
C. marginal cost
D. total cost
Answer» A. fixed cost

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