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management environment
b. Application of economic models to solve business and management problems.
c. Model building and formulation of various economic theories and principles
d. Application of economic models to analyse business problems
a. Study of micro units but analyse the influence of macro economic units
b. Study of only micro economic units without reference to macro units
c. Study of both micro economic units and macro economic units
d. Study of only macro economic units without reference to micro units
Unit2 - 4 Mark Quiz Questions
1.Relatively elastic demand More than proportionate change in demand
3.total expenditure decreases with a fall in price and increases with a rise =infinite
in price
total expenditure remains constant when price either =1
5.Demand for product X changes on account of changes in prices of related goods, tastes
and preferences of consumers, nature of advertisements and income level of
consumers.This is an example for
a. Individual demand schedule
b. Law of demand
c. market demand schedule
d. Demand function.
6.Demand would become elastic when
a. Use can be postponed but it absorbs only a very small proportion of budget of
consumers
b. Purchase frequency of consumers is low and a consumer is not habituated for the
use of a product
c. It has only one use but has no substitutes
d. It has multiple use but has susbstitutes
the consumer
a. When the price of comforts rises, demand for them also would go up
b. When price of veblen goods rises by 5%, demand for that proeduct also go up
c. When the price of essential products rises, demand for them falls.
d. When price of Giffen goods falls, demand for that product rises
11.Identify the correct answer. What will be the nature of consumers reaction in the
following cases
a. When they expect future fall in prices, they would buy larger quantities at present
b. When they expect future rise in price, they would buy smaller quantity at present.
c. When they expect future scarcity of a product, they would buy smaller quqntity at
present
d. When they expect future scarcity, they would buy larger quantities at present
13.If the quantity of commodity A demanded increases from 8 units to 12 units as a result
of an increase in the price of commodity B from Rs. 23-00 to 27-00, then the cross
elasticity of demand for A with respect to the price of B is approximately
15.Point elasticity is =
a. Lower segment of the demand curve below the point /Upper segment of the
demand curve above the point
b. Lower segment of the demand curve above the point/Upper segment of the
goods X & Y
c. % change in price of X/% change in quantity demanded of Y
d. % chnge in price ratio of two goods X & Y/% change in demand ratio of two
goods X & Y
19.The following is the market demand schedule for product X. Out of 4 alternatives
identify
Price is Rs A B C Total
20-00 200 300 250 750
15-00 250 400 300 950
10-00 300 500 450 1250
8-00 400 600 500 1500
5-00 600 800 700 2100
b. A steady fall in price has no impact on the demand for the product
c. Helps in estmating expected profit percentage of sellers
d. Helps a producer to plan his production schedule.
20.Three of the following four events might reasonably responsible for shifting demand
curve for Tea, to a new position. Point out the one which would not shift demand curve.
a. Slopes backward
b. Assumes a negative shape
c. Is a vertical straight line.
d. Slopes forward
2.When a rise in price causes a rise in supply and a fall in price causes a fall in supply it
is a case of
a. Extension of supply
b. Fall in supply
c. Decrease in supply
d. Increase in supply
4.When supply rises with a rise in price and falls with a fall in price what will be the
shape of the supply curve
a. Negative slope
b. Horizontal shape
c. Vertical shape
d. Positive slope
3.If one unit of labor and one unit of capital give 200 units of output, two units of labor
and 2 units of capital give 400 units of output 5 units of labor and 5 units capital of lap
give 1000 units of output ,then it will be a case of
d. constant returns
4.Hours of Labour Total output in units Marginal product in units
0 0 0
1 100 100
2 80
3 240 -
a. 100
b. 180
c. 200
d. 80
5.Hours of Labour Total output in units Marginal product in units
0 0 0
1 100 100
2 80
3 240 -
What is the marginal product of the third Hrs of labor?
a. 100
b. 240
c. 60
d. 80
a. 80
b. 100
c. 240
d. 60
7.Hours of Labour Total Output in units Marginal product in units
0 0 0
1 100 100
2 80
3 240 -
What is the average product of the first 3 hrs of labor?
a. 240
b. 100
c. 80
d. 60
8.Combination Factor X Factor Y
A 15 1
B 11 2
C 8 3
D 6 4
E 5 5
a. 2
b. 1
c. 3
d. 4
a. 3
b. 4
c. 2
d. 1
10.Combination Factory X Factor Y
A 15 1
B 11 2
C 8 3
D 6 4
E 5 5
The MRTS of X for Y for the B combination is ?
a. 3
b. 4
c. 1
d. 2
b. 1
c. 2
d. 3
12.The II phase of the law of variable proportion is described as the most economic
region because of the following reasons except
14.The main difference between the short run and long for economists is that
a. In the short run all inputs are fixed while in the long run all inputs are variable
15.The marginal, average and total product curves encountered by the producer
producing in the short run exhibit all the following relationship except
a. When marginal product is negative, total is negative total and average products
are falling
b. when total product is rising average and marginal products may be either rising
or falling
c. When marginal product is at a maximum average equals marginal product and
a. Atleast one fixed input and firms neither leaving nor entering the industry
b. All factor inputs are fixed
c. A period where the law of diminishing returns this does not hold good
d. All factor inputs are variable
Unit6 - 4 Mark Quiz Questions
1.According to Cyert and March it the actual perfermance and achievements of a firms is
much lower than expected aspirations and targets in that case
groups with out sacrificing its own basic objective of making profits
d. Model highlights on satisfactory level of performance and achievements of its
multiple objectives as maximisation of different goals are not possible in a
competitive world
3.Which of the following measure is adopted to over come conflicts of different groups
and ensure smooth working of the organisation by Cyert and March
2.If a demand curve shows unitary elasticity throughout its length the corresponding MR
will be
a. Very high.
b. Same.
c. Zero throughout.
d. Very low.
3.Suppose that the price of a commodity is Rs.20 and the elasticity coefficient at that
price is 1, MR will be
a. 0.
b. 2.
c. 1.
d. 10.
a. AC.
b. TC.
c. AR.
d. MR.
Unit9 - 4 Mark Quiz Questions
1.Consumers' surplus helps the government to grant subsidy to private entrepreneurs
a. If the amount of gain to people due to subsidy is greater than the financial loss to
2.Consumers' surplus helps to decide introduction of a new product in to the market when
3.Consumers' surplus helps to decide the taxation policy of the government is good when
a. The loss to the government due to tax collection is lower than gain to consumers.
b. "c. The gain to the government due to tax collection is lower than gain to
consumers due to tax payment"
c. "b. The loss to the government due to tax collection is greater than the gain to
consumers due to tax payment"
d. "a. The gain to the government due to tax collection is greater than the loss to the
it is a position where the forces operating in the system are not in Equilibrium
balance"
It is position where two opposing forces tend to balance with each Ex- Ante
other
It refers to the expected results Disequilibrium
It is a quantity which when varies affects the value of another Dependent Variable
variable
The value of one variable varies as a result of variations in the Functions
vlaue of some other variables
t suggests the value of some thing depends on the value other Constant
a. Increases proportionately.
b. Increase progressively.
c. Progressively diminishes.
d. Will remain the same.
2.Investment which varies with the changes in the level of national income is called
a. Autonomous investment.
b. Ex post investment.
c. Ex ante investment.
d. Net investment.
4.Rise in incomes in most advanced countries because of declining MPC take the
economy to a stage which Keynes calls as
a. Stagflation.
b. Disinflation.
c. Suppressed inflation.
d. Secular stagnation.
5.Suppose total income increases from Rs. 1000 crores to Rs. 2000 crores and the total
consumption increases from Rs. 800 crores to Rs. 1400 crores what is the marginal
propensity to consume
a. 50 %.
b. 60 %.
c. 40 %.
d. 45 %.
1.Restrictive fiscal measures and monetary tightening are designed to be a platform for
successful
a. Monetary policy.
b. Physical policy.
c. Administrative policy.
2.To check cyclical fluctuations, smoothen production and distribution, prevent artificial
scarcity and to check inflated rise in prices what should be the objective of monetary
policy
c. Price stability.
d. Monetary equilibrium.
3.To curb inflation through contraction of credit central bank may resort to
a. Open market sale of foreign exchange reserves.
b. Open market purchase of securities.
5.When high degree of fluctuations are caused in overall economic activity because of
inflation or deflation the objective of monetary policy should be
a. Full employment.
b. Price stability.
c. Restricting the supply of money and credit.
1.At which stage low wages, low interest rates, low production costs induce business
people to take more risks and invest more
a. Depression.
b. Recession.
c. Revival.
d. Contraction.
2.Dislocation and disturbances in the normal working of the economy caused by low
prices, low profits, low output and unemployment can be cured by
a. Depression.
b. Recession.
c. Revival.
d. Contraction.
a. Rent.
b. Interest.
c. Profits.
d. Wages.
5.When the new product loses its novelty with the introduction of many competing
verities of the product in the market
a. Kemmerer.
b. Hansen.
c. Lipsey.
d. J.M.Keynes.
2.A rate of inflation of 10% to 20% which affects poor and middle class adversely
requires strong monetary and fiscal measures to control it otherwise it leads to
a. Ruinous inflation.
b. Distructing inflation.
c. Running inflation.
d. Hyper inflation.
4.If the net disposable income with the community is Rs.15000 crores and the
government expenditure to meet the war requirements is Rs.9000 crores the inflationary
gap would be
a. Rs.1000 crores.
b. Rs.6000 crores.
c. Rs.9000 crores.
d. Rs.10000 crores.
a. Walking inflation.
b. Signaling inflation.
c. Creeping inflation.
d. Latent inflation.
6.Inflationary gap can be wiped out more efficiently by
a. MPB + MPC
b. MEB+ MEC
c. MEB + MPC
d. MPC + MEC
e. MPC + MEC
f. MPB + MEB
g. MPB + MEC
h. MPB + MEB
b. MSC
c. MSB
d. MSB > MSC
e. MSB < MSC