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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Cost Accounting .
301. |
If the supply of a product remain same with the increase in price, the possible reasons can be |
A. | Apprehension of further price hike |
B. | Limited production facility |
C. | Commodity being a rare commodity |
D. | All the three |
Answer» D. All the three |
302. |
In a market economy equilibrium price is reached at |
A. | Point of interaction of aggregate demand and aggregate supply curve |
B. | At the top of demand curve |
C. | Midpoint of demand curve |
D. | Midpoint of supply curve |
Answer» A. Point of interaction of aggregate demand and aggregate supply curve |
303. |
Which of the following is/are an essential feature of the market |
A. | Buyers |
B. | Sellers |
C. | Price |
D. | All the three |
Answer» D. All the three |
304. |
Which of these is not an essential feature of a market |
A. | Buyers |
B. | Sellers |
C. | Commodity |
D. | Building with loading and unloading facilities |
Answer» D. Building with loading and unloading facilities |
305. |
Which of the following is/are the characteristic of a monopolistically competitive market |
A. | No restriction on exit and entry |
B. | Many sellers |
C. | Product differentiation |
D. | All the three |
Answer» D. All the three |
306. |
If there is simultaneous fall in consumers disposal income as well number of suppliers of a product in the market, the |
A. | Equilibrium quantity will decrease |
B. | Equilibrium price will decrease |
C. | Equilibrium price will go up |
D. | Equilibrium quantity will increase |
Answer» A. Equilibrium quantity will decrease |
307. |
Very short period is the market condition where the supply remain perfectly |
A. | Elastic |
B. | Inelastic |
C. | Unity elastic |
D. | Elasticity less than 1 |
Answer» B. Inelastic |
308. |
In the long run price is governed by …………. |
A. | Cost of Production |
B. | Demand supply forces |
C. | Marginal utility |
D. | None |
Answer» A. Cost of Production |
309. |
Adam Smith called price mechanism as |
A. | Invisible hands |
B. | Consumer sovereignty |
C. | Consumer liberty |
D. | Price regulation |
Answer» A. Invisible hands |
310. |
In the long run a firm in perfect competition earns |
A. | Normal profit only |
B. | Abnormal profit |
C. | Average profit of past five years |
D. | 12.33% profit on capital employed |
Answer» A. Normal profit only |
311. |
The practice of selling same product to different persons at different price is called |
A. | Price discrimination |
B. | Price rigging |
C. | Price manipulation |
D. | Price Justification |
Answer» A. Price discrimination |
312. |
Which of these is not a cause of price discrimination |
A. | Ignorance of consumer |
B. | Place differentiation |
C. | Variation in quality |
D. | Tax differentiation |
Answer» D. Tax differentiation |
313. |
If both the disposal income as well as number of suppliers of a product rises, the equilibrium |
A. | Price remain same |
B. | Price will go up |
C. | Quantity will go up |
D. | Quantity will go down |
Answer» C. Quantity will go up |
314. |
Simultaneous increase in demand and quantity supplied will |
A. | Increase in equilibrium price and quantity |
B. | Decrease equilibrium price and quantity |
C. | Increase equilibrium price but decrease quantity |
D. | Decrease equilibrium price but increase quantity |
Answer» A. Increase in equilibrium price and quantity |
315. |
A firm faces the shut down situation when |
A. | Price is less than average variable cost |
B. | Price is more than the average variable cost |
C. | Price is equal to fixed cost |
D. | Price is more than the average fixed cost |
Answer» A. Price is less than average variable cost |
316. |
If a firm shut down at a level when AVC > Price, the firm restricts its losses to |
A. | Total fixed cost |
B. | Average fixed cost |
C. | Variable cost |
D. | Average variable cost |
Answer» A. Total fixed cost |
317. |
Fixed costs are |
A. | Avoidable in the short run |
B. | Sunk cost in the short run |
C. | Sunk cost in the long run |
D. | Unavoidable in the long run |
Answer» B. Sunk cost in the short run |
318. |
When the price is less than the average variable cost, the firm should …………. |
A. | Continue to operate till the market recover |
B. | Shut down its operation for the time being |
C. | Retrench workers and pay them compensation |
D. | Clear the existing stock at a price less than the prevailing price to beat the competitors |
Answer» B. Shut down its operation for the time being |
319. |
Breakeven point refers to the situation when |
A. | Total revenue is equal to total cost |
B. | Total revenue is more than total cost |
C. | Total revenue is less than total cost |
D. | Total revenue is equal to total variable cost |
Answer» A. Total revenue is equal to total cost |
320. |
A firm that break even after all the economic costs are paid in earning |
A. | Economic profit |
B. | Accounting profit |
C. | Normal profit |
D. | Super normal profit |
Answer» C. Normal profit |
321. |
A firm that makes profit in excess of normal profit is earning |
A. | Economic profit |
B. | Costing profit |
C. | Normal profit |
D. | Super normal profit |
Answer» D. Super normal profit |
322. |
A natural monopoly has declining – over large range of output |
A. | Long run average cost |
B. | Short run average cost |
C. | Long run total cost |
D. | Long run marginal cost |
Answer» A. Long run average cost |
323. |
A monopoly based on sole state ownership of production and distribution network is known as |
A. | Natural monopoly |
B. | Technological monopoly |
C. | Government monopoly |
D. | Geographical monopoly |
Answer» C. Government monopoly |
324. |
The market state that satisfy all the essential features of a perfect competitive market except identity of product is known as |
A. | Oligopoly |
B. | Duopoly |
C. | Monopoly |
D. | Monopolistic competition |
Answer» D. Monopolistic competition |
325. |
…………….. may start a price war in order to grab a larger share of market |
A. | Oligopoly |
B. | Duopolies |
C. | Monopolist |
D. | Monopolistic competition |
Answer» A. Oligopoly |
326. |
In the short run if the price is above the average total cost in a monopolistic competitive market, the firm makes |
A. | Profits and new firms join the market |
B. | Profit and bar entry to new firms |
C. | Makes losses and exit the market |
D. | Quick profit and disappears |
Answer» A. Profits and new firms join the market |
327. |
Which of these is associated with a monopolistic competitive market – |
A. | Product differentiation |
B. | Homogeneous Product |
C. | Normal in short run |
D. | Single buyer |
Answer» C. Normal in short run |
328. |
The ideal level of operation for a pure monopoly firm is the level where |
A. | TR and STC curve are parallel to each other |
B. | TR = TC |
C. | TR = Total variable cost |
D. | TR is less than STC |
Answer» A. TR and STC curve are parallel to each other |
329. |
When the Demand curve of a pure monopoly firm is elastic, MR will be |
A. | Negative |
B. | Positive |
C. | Zero |
D. | Any of these |
Answer» B. Positive |
330. |
In short run a monopolistic competition firm will be in equilibrium where |
A. | MR = curve intersect SMC curve from above |
B. | MR curve intersect SMC curve from below |
C. | MC = AR |
D. | MR curve intersect SMC from below and P is equal to or more than AVC |
Answer» D. MR curve intersect SMC from below and P is equal to or more than AVC |
331. |
In a pure monopoly firm a firm can make abnormal profit at the long run equilibrium level due to |
A. | Price discrimination |
B. | Cost effectiveness |
C. | Banned entry of new firms |
D. | Sales promotion |
Answer» C. Banned entry of new firms |
332. |
In the short run an oligopolistic firm will |
A. | Make profits |
B. | Incur losses |
C. | Just break even |
D. | Any of these three are possible |
Answer» D. Any of these three are possible |
333. |
A monopoly firm makes more profit because |
A. | It has ability to choose among price and output combination |
B. | It can discriminate price |
C. | It leave the consumer with no consumer surplus |
D. | it acts as a market leader |
Answer» A. It has ability to choose among price and output combination |
334. |
Super normal profits occurs when |
A. | Average revenue is more than average cost |
B. | Total revenue is maximum |
C. | Total cost is minimum |
D. | MC is equal to MR |
Answer» A. Average revenue is more than average cost |
335. |
…………… has excess production capacity in the long run |
A. | Perfect competition market |
B. | Monopolistic competition market |
C. | Oligopolistic market |
D. | None |
Answer» B. Monopolistic competition market |
336. |
Oligopoly market is known for …………….. |
A. | Price flexibility |
B. | Price rigidity |
C. | Price discrimination |
D. | All the three |
Answer» B. Price rigidity |
337. |
In a competitive market ………. is the price maker |
A. | Firm |
B. | Industry |
C. | Consumer |
D. | Trade association |
Answer» B. Industry |
338. |
In a competitive market ……………….. is the price taker |
A. | Firm |
B. | Industry |
C. | Consumer |
D. | Trade association |
Answer» A. Firm |
339. |
A Monopoly‟s demand curve is |
A. | Same as its average revenue curve |
B. | Same as its supply curve |
C. | Same as its cost curve |
D. | Same as that of the factor inputs |
Answer» A. Same as its average revenue curve |
340. |
Which of them is a characteristic of a price taker |
A. | MR = Price |
B. | AR = MR |
C. | TR = PXQ |
D. | All the three |
Answer» D. All the three |
341. |
In question No. 348. What is the equilibrium quantity of demand and supply |
A. | 2525 |
B. | 2600 |
C. | 2650 |
D. | 2725 |
Answer» B. 2600 |
342. |
Under perfect market conditions an Industry is said to be in equilibrium where |
A. | Total output is equal to total demand |
B. | Profit is maximum |
C. | Where the total revenue is maximum |
D. | Where total average cost is the minimum |
Answer» A. Total output is equal to total demand |
343. |
Under perfect market conditions a firm is said to be in equilibrium where |
A. | Total output is equal to total demand |
B. | Profit is the maximum |
C. | Where the total revenue is maximum |
D. | Where total average cost is the minimum |
Answer» B. Profit is the maximum |
344. |
Under perfect market conditions the supply curve of a firm is represented by |
A. | MC curve |
B. | MR curve |
C. | AR curve |
D. | AC curve |
Answer» A. MC curve |
345. |
Long-term equilibrium of an Industry under a perfectly market conditions in achieved when |
A. | All the firms are earning normal profit |
B. | All the firms are in equilibrium |
C. | There is no further entry or exit of firms from the industry |
D. | All the three |
Answer» D. All the three |
346. |
Which of the following statement is true |
A. | In perfect competition Average and Marginal revenue are identical |
B. | In perfect competition Average and Marginal cost are identical |
C. | In perfect competition Average price and Marginal cost are identical |
D. | In perfect competition only normal profit can be earned by a firm |
Answer» A. In perfect competition Average and Marginal revenue are identical |
347. |
For a monopoly firm market demand curve is |
A. | Marginal revenue curve itself |
B. | Average Revenue curve itself |
C. | Marginal cost curve |
D. | None |
Answer» B. Average Revenue curve itself |
348. |
Which of the following statement is true |
A. | For a monopoly firm AR can be zero |
B. | For a monopoly firm MR can be zero or even negative |
C. | For monopoly firm MR and AR are identical |
D. | For a monopoly firm MR and AR are positive sloped |
Answer» B. For a monopoly firm MR can be zero or even negative |
349. |
For a monopoly firm the MR Curve |
A. | Overlaps AR curve |
B. | Is above the AR curve |
C. | Lies half way between AR curve and the Y axis |
D. | Is same as AR curve |
Answer» C. Lies half way between AR curve and the Y axis |
350. |
A monopoly is characterized by |
A. | Limited entry and exit opportunity |
B. | Single supplier |
C. | Few customers |
D. | All the three |
Answer» A. Limited entry and exit opportunity |
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