According to ……….

sellers need not exhibit their

products in a particular place or street.
Jevons
2. Law of diminishing returns is not applicable to
agriculture due to?
New methods of cultivation, new soil, insufficient capital.
3. State trading corporation of india is entrusted with
the import and distribution of ………..
Edible oils
4. Factors affecting price elasticity of demand are?
Consumers income, nature of commodity, availability of substitute.
5. In the long run monopolistic competition the
profits are?
Normal
6. The foundations of market system of economy are
Firms have profit motive, an individual is the best judge of his interest, consumer is
king.
7. Resources are
Scarce, Can be used alternatively.
8. Innovator makes super normal profits in the long
run?
False
9. The number of buyers & sellers operating under
perfect competition is
Large
10. Sick public enterprises should be referred to
………… for the purpose of rehabilition.
BIFR
11. According to prof. clark the features of static
society are
Population is stable, Demand is static.
12. Effective demand consists of Consumption
demand and ……….. demand
Investment
13. Slope of supply curve is:-
Positive.
14. Demand in economics also means demand per
unit of:-
Time.
15. Anna hazare is:-
A social reformer.
16. Under imperfect competition:-
Installed capacity of a firm is very large.
17. When the external cannot be period in the
market, with reference to demand and supply
behaviour, they are termed as:-
non-market external effects.
18. Another importance criterion for setting
standard of reasonable profit is the:-
Normal earnings of firms.
19. The dynamic theory of profit was explained by:-
Clark.
20. Micro economics studies economic variables:-
In general, In aggregate, Individually.
21. Demand curve slopes downwards from left to
right:-
True.
22. The products sold by different sellers under pure
competition are heterogeneous.
False.
23. Under perfect competition single seller can
influence the price.
False.
24. Implicit costs are the cost of resources rented by
the firm:-
False.
25. The demand for a commodity depends on the
prices of its substitutes:-
True.
26. when the inputs increased from 4 units to 5 units
and then to 6 units the total product went up from
100 units to 90 units and then to 85 units. This is an
example of law of returns to scale.
decreasing
27. Aggregate supply function refers to a schedule of
the various minimum amounts of which must be
expected to be received by the entrepreneur class
from the sale of output result.
revenues
28. Demand for capital goods is demand
derived
29. Chemical factory releasing its wastes in a nearby
river is an example of:-
negative externality.
30. A downward movement from one point to the
other on the same demand curve implies the:-
Expansion of demand.
31. Fiscal policy is also known as:-
Monetary policy.
32. The demand for consumer goods depends on the:-
Incomes of the consumers.
33. The subject matter of macro economics
indicates:-
Theory of income and expenditure.
34. Selling cost under perfectly competitive market
would be lead to:-
More sells.
35. Long period demand forecasts are:-
5 to 10 years.
36. A firm sells all units produced at the same price,
what kind of a market is it in?
Duopoly.
37. Where situation demands pricing policy of co-
operative societies conforms with that of:-
Public sector pricing.
38. The costs of self-owned resources are:-
Implicit costs.
39. Paradox of thrift is also known as:-
Paradox of income.
40. The classical economists analysis of market is
based on assumption of:-
Perfect competition.
41. Low income elasticity of demand is:-
Less than 0.
42. Production function denotes relationship
between:-
Input & output.
43. Conditions for price discrimination are:-
Elasticities in different markets would be different, markets should be imperfect.
44. Examples of government enterprises running on
no profit no loss basis could be:-
Hindustan insecticides, Hindustan antibiotics.
45. Normal profit are made by firms in:-
Monopolistic competition, monopoly, perfectly competitive market.
46. Prof. J. M. Keynes wrote a book on:-
Interest, employment, money.
47. Defects of market mechanism are:-
Inequalities in income and wealth, emergence of monopolies.
48. Two most important and widely acceptable
economics policies are:-
monetary, fiscal.
49. Methods used for implementing disinvestment
include:-
Liquidation, sale of stock and allotment, open auction.
50. Use of foreign investment and technology to a
much greater degree was one of the objectives of new
economic policy announced by Dr. Man Mohan
Singh in 1991.
False.
51. Perfectly inelastic demand, when e=1.
False.
52. A firm in a perfectly competitive market earns
profit less than that earned by a firm in oligopoly.
false.
53. Fiscal measures are possible in bringing price
controls.
True.
54. Free entry and exit are possible under perfectly
competitive market:-
True.
55. profit should be ideally related to investment
rather than to costs:-
True.
56. Managerial economics is decidedly the applied
branch of …………
knowledge
57. The ability of a seller to supply a commodity,
however, depends on the ……….
stock
58.. Tax ……….. can contribute to emergence of
black money.
evasion
59. Keynes theory addresses the causes of ……….. in
the economy.
unemployment
60. As a firm expands beyond a certain limit, it
becomes ……… and unwieldy.
unmanageable
61. Law of variable proportion occupies an
important place in …….. theory.
economics
62. Export …….. contributes to higher exports.
duties
63. When products are supplied according to
specifications given by the customer, the minimum
price can be decided by ……….. method.
full cost
 Match the following:-
64. Production function
combination of inputs to yield the maximum output.
65. Production
act of making goods and services.
66. Consumption
act of using goods to satisfy wants.
67. Gross national product
total output of all commodities of one country over a specific period.
Match the following:-
68. Short run cost curves are influence by
law of variable proportion.
69. All money costs can be regarded as
explicit cost.
70. Function of prices of inputs, the rate of output,
the size of plant and technology
cost function.
71. Intersection of T.C. and T.R.
break-even point.
72. Indian Railways is a classic example of monopoly,
Ques. Often these monopolies purposely keep certain
factors of production idle, creating.
artificial scarcities
73. An ……… refers to stock of raw materials which
a firm keeps
inventory
74. ASF < ADF
output tends to increase
75. ASF > ADF
Output tends to decrease
76. Excess profit during prosperity compensates the
loss during depression.
True