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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 Politics (BA Politics) .
51. |
For complementary goods, the cross elasticity of demand: |
A. | Positive |
B. | Negative |
C. | Zero |
D. | None |
Answer» B. Negative |
52. |
Relation between price of a commodity and demand for another commodity is measured by: |
A. | Price elasticity |
B. | Income elasticity |
C. | Cross elasticity |
D. | Elasticity of substitution |
Answer» C. Cross elasticity |
53. |
When TU falls, MU is: |
A. | Rises |
B. | Zero |
C. | Positive |
D. | Negative |
Answer» D. Negative |
54. |
Demand varies ------------- with price. |
A. | Directly |
B. | Positively |
C. | Inversely |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Inversely |
55. |
When Q = f (P), the elasticity coefficient is measured by: |
A. | ∆Q/∆P / P/Q |
B. | ∆P/∆Q * Q/P |
C. | ∆Q/∆P * P/Q |
D. | ∆P/∆Q / Q/P |
Answer» C. ∆Q/∆P * P/Q |
56. |
Income elasticity of demand for inferior good is: |
A. | Negative |
B. | Positive |
C. | Zero |
D. | Unity |
Answer» A. Negative |
57. |
In the case of luxury goods, the income elasticity of demand will be: |
A. | Less than unity |
B. | Unity |
C. | More than unity |
D. | All the above |
Answer» C. More than unity |
58. |
Income elasticity is positive, but less than unity in the case of: |
A. | Necessity |
B. | Luxury |
C. | Inferior |
D. | Substitutes |
Answer» A. Necessity |
59. |
In drawing an individual demand curve for a commodity, all but which of the following are kept constant: |
A. | Individual’s money income |
B. | The prices of the related commodity |
C. | Price of the commodity under consideration |
D. | Tastes of the consumer |
Answer» C. Price of the commodity under consideration |
60. |
When an individual’s income rises, when everything else remains the same, his demand for normal goods: |
A. | Rises |
B. | Falls |
C. | Remains the same |
D. | Any of the above is possible |
Answer» A. Rises |
61. |
When an individual’s income falls, when everything else remains the same, his demand for inferior goods: |
A. | Increases |
B. | Decreases |
C. | Remains unchanged |
D. | Cannot say |
Answer» A. Increases |
62. |
When the price of the substitute commodity of X falls, the demand for X: |
A. | Rises |
B. | Falls |
C. | Remains unchanged |
D. | All of the above is possible |
Answer» B. Falls |
63. |
If the quantity demanded remains unchanged as the price of the commodity falls, the coefficient of price elasticity of demand is: |
A. | Greater than |
B. | one Equal to one |
C. | Smaller than one |
D. | Zero |
Answer» D. Zero |
64. |
If the income elasticity of demand is greater than one, then the commodity is: |
A. | Necessity |
B. | Luxury |
C. | Inferior |
D. | Non-related commodity |
Answer» A. Necessity |
65. |
If the amount of the commodity purchased remains unchanged when the price of another commodity changes, the cross elasticity of demand between them will be: |
A. | Positive |
B. | Negative |
C. | Zero |
D. | One |
Answer» C. Zero |
66. |
Which of the following is an exception to the law of demand? |
A. | Giffen good |
B. | Normal good |
C. | Superior good |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» A. Giffen good |
67. |
The law of diminishing marginal utility was popularized by: |
A. | Keynes |
B. | Marshall |
C. | Smith |
D. | Samuelson |
Answer» B. Marshall |
68. |
If the income elasticity of demand for a commodity is found to be 0.4, then the commodity concerned is: |
A. | Luxury |
B. | Necessity |
C. | Giffen’s goods |
D. | Independent good |
Answer» B. Necessity |
69. |
Cross elasticity of demand in the case of substitutes: |
A. | Zero |
B. | Negative |
C. | Positive |
D. | Infinity |
Answer» C. Positive |
70. |
If a small change in price leads to infinitely large change in quantity demanded, then the demand is: |
A. | Perfectly elastic |
B. | Perfectly inelastic |
C. | Elastic |
D. | Inelastic |
Answer» A. Perfectly elastic |
71. |
Net addition to total utility when one more unit is consumed is: |
A. | AU |
B. | MU |
C. | MC |
D. | TU |
Answer» B. MU |
72. |
Most important determinant of demand is : |
A. | Income |
B. | Wealth |
C. | Price |
D. | Advertisement |
Answer» C. Price |
73. |
Which of the following is the reason for law of demand: |
A. | Price effect |
B. | Backlash effect |
C. | Income effect |
D. | Real balance effect |
Answer» C. Income effect |
74. |
A market: |
A. | Necessarily refers to a meeting place between buyer and sellers |
B. | Does not necessarily refers to a meeting place between buyer and sellers |
C. | Extends over the entire country |
D. | Extends over a city |
Answer» B. Does not necessarily refers to a meeting place between buyer and sellers |
75. |
Net addition to total cost is called: |
A. | Marginal cost |
B. | Average cost |
C. | Fixed cost |
D. | Variable cost |
Answer» A. Marginal cost |
76. |
The market equilibrium for a commodity is determined by : |
A. | Market demand |
B. | Market supply |
C. | Balancing of the forces of demand and supply |
D. | Any of the above |
Answer» C. Balancing of the forces of demand and supply |
77. |
When there are only few sellers of the commodity, the market is called: |
A. | Monopoly |
B. | Duopoly |
C. | Oligopoly |
D. | Monopsony |
Answer» C. Oligopoly |
78. |
If the supply curve of the commodity is having a positive slope, a rise in the price of the commodity, results in: |
A. | Increase in supply |
B. | Increase in quantity supplied |
C. | Decrease in supply |
D. | Decrease in quantity supplied |
Answer» B. Increase in quantity supplied |
79. |
From the position of stable equilibrium, the market supply of a commodity decreases, while the market demand remains unchanged, then: |
A. | Equilibrium price falls |
B. | Equilibrium quantity rises |
C. | Both equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity decreases |
D. | Equilibrium price rises, but equilibrium quantity falls |
Answer» D. Equilibrium price rises, but equilibrium quantity falls |
80. |
Elasticity of supply for a positively sloped straight line supply curve that intersects the price axis is: |
A. | Equal to zero |
B. | Equal to one |
C. | Greater than one |
D. | Constant |
Answer» C. Greater than one |
81. |
In which of the following market, advertisement is absent: |
A. | Monopolistic competition |
B. | Perfect competition |
C. | Oligopoly |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Oligopoly |
82. |
-------------- cost can never become zero. |
A. | Variable cost |
B. | Fixed cost |
C. | Marginal cost |
D. | Average cost |
Answer» B. Fixed cost |
83. |
If a positively sloped linear supply curve crosses the quantity axis, the elasticity of supply is: |
A. | Inelastic |
B. | Elastic |
C. | Unitary elastic |
D. | Perfectly elastic |
Answer» A. Inelastic |
84. |
If a positively sloped linear supply curve passes through the origin, the elasticity of supply is |
A. | Inelastic |
B. | Elastic |
C. | Unitary elastic |
D. | Perfectly elastic |
Answer» C. Unitary elastic |
85. |
Average cost is the sum of AVC and |
A. | MC |
B. | TC |
C. | AFC |
D. | ATC |
Answer» C. AFC |
86. |
The horizontal supply curve parallel to quantity axis represents |
A. | Elastic supply |
B. | Inelastic supply |
C. | Perfectly elastic supply |
D. | Perfectly inelastic supply |
Answer» C. Perfectly elastic supply |
87. |
When output is zero, variable cost is -------- |
A. | Maximum |
B. | Minimum |
C. | Infinity |
D. | Zero |
Answer» D. Zero |
88. |
Change in quantity supplied of a product can result from |
A. | Changes in own price |
B. | Changes in cost of production |
C. | Change in technology |
D. | Change in price of related products |
Answer» A. Changes in own price |
89. |
At prices above the equilibrium price |
A. | Quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded |
B. | Quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied |
C. | There is shortage |
D. | All of the above is possible |
Answer» A. Quantity supplied exceeds quantity demanded |
90. |
When MC cuts AC, AC is at its ------------ |
A. | Maximum |
B. | Minimum |
C. | Zero |
D. | Negative |
Answer» B. Minimum |
91. |
An increase in market supply, demand remaining the same causes |
A. | Increase in equilibrium price |
B. | Decrease in equilibrium quantity |
C. | Decrease in equilibrium price and increase in equilibrium quantity |
D. | Both equilibrium price and quantity rises |
Answer» C. Decrease in equilibrium price and increase in equilibrium quantity |
92. |
Cost function relates cost to |
A. | Input |
B. | Output |
C. | Raw material |
D. | Machines |
Answer» B. Output |
93. |
An increase in market demand, supply remaining the same results in |
A. | Decrease in equilibrium price |
B. | Decrease in equilibrium quantity |
C. | Decrease in equilibrium price and increase in equilibrium quantity |
D. | Both equilibrium price and quantity rises |
Answer» D. Both equilibrium price and quantity rises |
94. |
There is no distinction between firm and industry in |
A. | Perfect competition |
B. | Monopoly |
C. | Monopolistic competition |
D. | Oligopoly |
Answer» B. Monopoly |
95. |
A fall in the market demand, supply remaining the same results in |
A. | Increase in equilibrium price |
B. | Increase in equilibrium quantity |
C. | Increase in equilibrium price and decrease in equilibrium quantity |
D. | Both equilibrium price and quantity falls |
Answer» D. Both equilibrium price and quantity falls |
96. |
The cost of next best alternative is called |
A. | Marginal cost |
B. | Average cost |
C. | Opportunity cost |
D. | Direct cost |
Answer» C. Opportunity cost |
97. |
When MC is greater than AC, AC |
A. | Rises |
B. | Falls |
C. | Maximum |
D. | Minimum |
Answer» A. Rises |
98. |
There is ------- relationship between price and quantity supplied |
A. | Positive |
B. | Negative |
C. | Constant |
D. | Inverse |
Answer» A. Positive |
99. |
Supply curve represents -------- relationship between quantity and price |
A. | Direct |
B. | Inverse |
C. | Either direct or inverse |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Direct |
100. |
National Income means: |
A. | GNP at Factor Cost |
B. | GNP at Market Price |
C. | NNP at Factor Cost |
D. | NNP at market Price |
Answer» C. NNP at Factor Cost |
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