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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Economics (BA Economics) .
151. |
An international price discrimination |
A. | Dumping |
B. | Bundling |
C. | Discounting |
D. | Off loading |
Answer» A. Dumping |
152. |
The market structure which has large number of sellers selling differentiated product is called |
A. | Perfect competition |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | Monopolistic competition |
D. | Oligopoly |
Answer» A. Perfect competition |
153. |
The market structure which number of sellers is small with interdependence is called |
A. | Perfect competition |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | Monopolistic competition |
D. | Oligopoly |
Answer» D. Oligopoly |
154. |
The condition of short run equilibrium under monopolistic competition is |
A. | MC=MR |
B. | AC=MR |
C. | AC=AR |
D. | AR=MR |
Answer» A. MC=MR |
155. |
Kinked demand curve explain which of the following features of oligopoly |
A. | Selling cost |
B. | Price rigidity |
C. | Non price competition |
D. | Product differentiation |
Answer» B. Price rigidity |
156. |
Demand curve of a firm under monopolistic competition is |
A. | Parallel to X axis |
B. | Parallel to Y axis |
C. | Downward slopping |
D. | Upward slopping |
Answer» C. Downward slopping |
157. |
Which of the following is not a feature of monopolistic competition? |
A. | Homogenous product |
B. | Large number of firms |
C. | Freedom to entry and exit |
D. | Differentiated product |
Answer» A. Homogenous product |
158. |
In the long run, a monopolistically competitive firm earn |
A. | Abnormal profit |
B. | loss |
C. | Normal profit |
D. | Differentiated profit |
Answer» C. Normal profit |
159. |
In the short run, a monopolistically competitive firm can have |
A. | Abnormal profit |
B. | loss |
C. | Normal profit |
D. | Any of the above are possible |
Answer» D. Any of the above are possible |
160. |
Selling cost is a feature of |
A. | Monopolistic competition |
B. | Perfect competition |
C. | Monopoly |
D. | Bilateral monopoly |
Answer» A. Monopolistic competition |
161. |
The concept of group equilibrium is related to |
A. | Paul M sweezy |
B. | Joan robinson |
C. | E H Chamberline |
D. | E L Edgeworth |
Answer» C. E H Chamberline |
162. |
The concept of kinked demand curve is related to |
A. | Paul M sweezy |
B. | Joan robinson |
C. | E H Chamberline |
D. | E L Edgeworth |
Answer» A. Paul M sweezy |
163. |
Refrigerator company is an example of |
A. | Oligopoly |
B. | Perfect competition |
C. | Monopoly |
D. | Bilateral monopoly |
Answer» A. Oligopoly |
164. |
Cross elasticity of demand under monopolistic competition is? |
A. | Zero |
B. | Highly elastic |
C. | Highly inelastic |
D. | infinite |
Answer» A. Zero |
165. |
The concept of group equilibrium is related to |
A. | Perfect competition |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | Monopolistic competition |
D. | Oligopoly |
Answer» C. Monopolistic competition |
166. |
Excess capacity is a feature of equilibrium under |
A. | Perfect competition |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | Monopolistic competition |
D. | Oligopoly |
Answer» C. Monopolistic competition |
167. |
Which of the following is an important form collusive oligopoly |
A. | Bilateral monopoly |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | cartel |
D. | Kinked Oligopoly |
Answer» C. cartel |
168. |
OPEC is an example of |
A. | Bilateral monopoly |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | cartel |
D. | Kinked Oligopoly |
Answer» C. cartel |
169. |
Comparing a monopoly and a competitive firm, the monopolist will |
A. | produce less at a lower price |
B. | produce more at a lower price |
C. | produce less at a higher price |
D. | produce less at a lower price |
Answer» C. produce less at a higher price |
170. |
A natural monopoly has a declining ________ over a large range of output |
A. | long run marginal cost |
B. | short run marginal cost |
C. | long run average cost |
D. | long run marginal cost |
Answer» C. long run average cost |
171. |
Which form of monopoly control is most advantageous to consumer? |
A. | price controls |
B. | quantity controls |
C. | lump sum tax |
D. | all the above |
Answer» A. price controls |
172. |
The market structure Perfect mobility of factors and products is called |
A. | Perfect competition |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | Monopolistic competition |
D. | Oligopoly |
Answer» A. Perfect competition |
173. |
The market structure with Perfect knowledge is called |
A. | Perfect competition |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | Monopolistic competition |
D. | Oligopoly |
Answer» A. Perfect competition |
174. |
The condition of perfect competition is fulfilled when |
A. | Sellers are large in number |
B. | Buyers are large in number |
C. | Commodity produced is homogenous |
D. | All the above |
Answer» D. All the above |
175. |
The following are conditions of perfect competition except |
A. | Sellers are large in number |
B. | Buyers are large in number |
C. | Commodity produced is homogenous |
D. | Commodity produced is differentiated |
Answer» D. Commodity produced is differentiated |
176. |
The following are conditions of perfect competition except |
A. | Strong barriers to entry |
B. | Sellers are large in number |
C. | Commodity produced is Homogenous |
D. | Buyers are large in number |
Answer» A. Strong barriers to entry |
177. |
The following are conditions of perfect competition except |
A. | Sellers are large in number |
B. | Single buyer |
C. | Commodity produced is homogenous |
D. | Freedom to Entry and exit |
Answer» B. Single buyer |
178. |
The condition of short run equilibrium under perfect competition is |
A. | MC=MR |
B. | AC=MR |
C. | AC=AR |
D. | AR=Selling cost |
Answer» A. MC=MR |
179. |
The large number of firms producing the same commodity ensure that the individual firm has no control over |
A. | Price of the commodity |
B. | The quantity of the commodity |
C. | Both of the above |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Both of the above |
180. |
Individual firm has no control on the price of the commodity in the market is a condition of |
A. | Perfect competition |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | Monopolistic competition |
D. | Bilateral monopoly |
Answer» A. Perfect competition |
181. |
In a Perfect competitive market |
A. | Firm is the price giver and the industry is a price taker |
B. | Firm is the price taker and the industry is a price giver |
C. | Both are price makers |
D. | Both are price takers |
Answer» B. Firm is the price taker and the industry is a price giver |
182. |
One of the essential conditions of perfect competition is |
A. | Product Differentiation |
B. | Multiplicity of prices for identical product at any one Time |
C. | Many sellers and few buyers |
D. | Only one price for identical goods at any one time |
Answer» D. Only one price for identical goods at any one time |
183. |
Under perfect market conditions the individual firm in the industry has control over the price of the product. |
A. | Some |
B. | Full |
C. | No |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. No |
184. |
The condition of short run equilibrium under perfect competition is |
A. | MC=MR |
B. | MC cuts MR from below |
C. | MC is rising when it cuts AR |
D. | All the above |
Answer» D. All the above |
185. |
Under perfect market conditions mobility of resources and products are |
A. | Ensured |
B. | Not ensured |
C. | Not considered |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Ensured |
186. |
A firm under perfect competitions shall be in equilibrium when marginal cost will be equal to marginal revenue and marginal cost curve is still |
A. | Declining |
B. | Rising |
C. | Constant |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Rising |
187. |
Cross elasticity of demand under Perfect competition is? |
A. | Zero |
B. | Infinitely elastic |
C. | Highly elastic |
D. | Highly inelastic |
Answer» A. Zero |
188. |
Which of the following is not a type of market structure? |
A. | Competitive monopoly |
B. | Oligopoly |
C. | Perfect competition |
D. | All of the above are types of market structures. |
Answer» A. Competitive monopoly |
189. |
If the market demand curve for a commodity has a negative slope then the market structure must be |
A. | perfect competition |
B. | monopoly |
C. | imperfect competition |
D. | The market structure cannot be determined from the information given |
Answer» D. The market structure cannot be determined from the information given |
190. |
If a firm sells its output on a market that is characterized by many sellers and buyers, a homogeneous product, unlimited long-run resource mobility, and perfect knowledge, then the firm is a |
A. | a monopolist |
B. | an oligopolist |
C. | a perfect competitor |
D. | a monopolistic competitor |
Answer» C. a perfect competitor |
191. |
If a firm sells its output on a market that is characterized by a single seller and many buyers of a homogeneous product for which there are no close substitutes and barriers to long-run resource mobility, then the firm is |
A. | a monopolist |
B. | an oligopolist |
C. | a perfect competitor |
D. | a monopolistic competitor |
Answer» A. a monopolist |
192. |
If a firm sells its output on a market that is characterized by many sellers and buyers, a differentiated product, and unlimited long-run resource mobility, then the firm is |
A. | a monopolist |
B. | an oligopolist |
C. | a perfect competitor |
D. | a monopolistic competitor |
Answer» D. a monopolistic competitor |
193. |
If a firm sells its output on a market that is characterized by few sellers and many buyers and limited long-run resource mobility, then the firm is |
A. | a monopolist |
B. | an oligopolist |
C. | a perfect competitor |
D. | a monopolistic competitor |
Answer» B. an oligopolist |
194. |
If one perfectly competitive firm increases its level of output, market supply |
A. | will increase and market price will fall |
B. | will increase and market price will rise |
C. | and market price will both remain constant |
D. | will decrease and market price will rise |
Answer» C. and market price will both remain constant |
195. |
Which of the following markets comes close to satisfying the assumptions of a perfectly competitive market structure? |
A. | The stock market |
B. | The market for agricultural commodities such as wheat or corn |
C. | The market for petroleum and natural gas |
D. | All of the above come close to satisfying the assumptions of perfect competition |
Answer» D. All of the above come close to satisfying the assumptions of perfect competition |
196. |
A perfectly competitive firm should reduce output or shut down in the short run if market price is equal to marginal cost and price is |
A. | greater than average total cost |
B. | less than average total cost |
C. | greater than average variable cost |
D. | less than average variable cost |
Answer» D. less than average variable cost |
197. |
The market demand curve for a perfectly competitive industry is QD = 12 - 2P. The market supply curve is QS = 3 + P. The market will be in equilibrium if |
A. | P = 6 and Q = 9 |
B. | P = 5 and Q = 2 |
C. | P = 4 and Q = 4 |
D. | P = 3 and Q = 6 |
Answer» D. P = 3 and Q = 6 |
198. |
Which of the following is a barrier to entry that typically results in monopoly? |
A. | The firm controls the entire supply of a raw material |
B. | Production of the industry\s product is subject to economies of scale over a broad range of output |
C. | Production of the industry\s product requires a large initial capital investment |
D. | The firm holds an exclusive government franchise |
Answer» C. Production of the industry\s product requires a large initial capital investment |
199. |
In the short run, a monopolist will shut down if it is producing a level of output where marginal revenue is equal to short-run marginal cost and price is |
A. | greater than average total cost |
B. | less than average total cost |
C. | greater than average variable cost |
D. | less than average variable cost |
Answer» D. less than average variable cost |
200. |
A natural monopoly refers to a monopoly that is defended from direct competition by |
A. | economies of scale over a broad range of output |
B. | a government franchise |
C. | control over a vital input |
D. | a patent or copyright |
Answer» A. economies of scale over a broad range of output |
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