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Top MCQs on Introduction to economics

1.      Choose the one which is not a factor of production from below?

I) Land

II) Labor

III) Money

d) Capital

 

2.      The option which best describes the opportunity cost is?

I) The cost of producing one more unit of a good or service

II) The cost of using a resource in a Specific way, measured in terms of the next best alternative use

III) The cost of producing a good or service (G&S), including both explicit & implicit costs

d) The cost of producing a good or service(G&S), excluding the cost of raw materials

 

3.      Among the below which one not the characteristics of perfectly competitive market?

I) Many buyers and sellers

II) Homogeneous products

III) Barriers to entry and exit

IV) Price takers

 

4.      The law of demand say that__:

I) There is a direct connection between price & quantity demanded

II) There is an inverse connection between price & quantity demanded

III) There is no connection between price & quantity demanded

IV) There is an inverse connection between price & quantity supplied

 

5.      The law of supply says that___:

I) There is a direct connection between price & quantity supplied

II) There is an inverse connection between price & quantity supplied

III) There is no connection between price & quantity supplied

IV) There is an inverse connection between price & quantity demanded

 

6.      Which among cannot be considered as market failure?

I) Externalities

II) Monopoly power

III) Public goods

IV) Perfect competition

 

7.      What actually the production possibility frontier (PPF) tells us:

I) The maximum quantity of a good that can be produced, given the available resources and technology

II) The minimum quantity of a good that can be produced, given the available resources & technology

III) The ideal combination of goods that can be produced, given the available resources & technology

IV) The quantity of a good that can be produced with unlimited resources & technology

 

8.      Which among the below cannot shift the demand curve?

I) Changes in consumer tastes and preferences

II) Changes in the prices of related goods

III) Changes in consumer income

IV) Changes in the cost of production

 

9.      Which among the below cannot shift the supply curve?

I) Changes in technology

II) Changes in prices of related goods

III) Changes in cost of production

IV) Changes in the government regulations

 

10.  Price in market economy are determined by:

I) The government

II) Producers

III) Consumers

IV) The interaction of buyers & sellers in the marketplace

 

11.  Who says economy is "the study of the mankind in the ordinary business of life"?

I) Adam Smith

II) Alfred Marshall

III) Lionel Robbins

IV) John Maynard Keynes

 

Answer: I) Adam Smith

 

12.  Who says, economics is "a study of mankind in the ordinary business of life, it examines that part of the individual & social action which is most closely associated with the attainment and with the use of the material requisites of well-being"

I) Adam Smith

II) Lionel Robbins

III) John Stuart Mill

IV) Paul Samuelson

 

Answer: III) John Stuart Mill

 

13.  Who defines the economics as "the science which studies human conduct as a association or relationship between given ends and scarce means which have alternative uses"?

I) Lionel Robbins

II) John Maynard Keynes

III) Adam Smith

IV) Alfred Marshall

 

Answer: I) Lionel Robbins

 

14.  Who called economics as "the study of how the societies use scarce resources to produce valued commodities and distribute among different people."

I) Adam Smith

II) Alfred Marshall

III) Lionel Robbins

IV) Paul Samuelson

 

Answer: IV) Paul Samuelson

 

15.  Who considers economics as "a social science concerned primarily with description and analysis of the production, distribution, & consumption of goods and services"?

I) Alfred Marshall

II) Adam Smith

III) John Maynard Keynes

IV) Lionel Robbins

 

Answer: I) Alfred Marshall

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