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Chapter 2
Demand Analysis and Forecasting
1. Relationship between price and demand is ____________.
(a) Direct (b) Inverse
(c) Proportionate (d) Positive
2. The meaning of term ceteris paribus is ____________.
(a) Other things being equal (b) Other things are changeable
(c) Other things are different (d) Other things are movable
3. What is demand schedule?
(a) Table that shows relationship between price and quantity demanded
(b) Table showing relationship between price and quantity supplied
(c) Table that shows relationship between demand and income
(d) Table showing relationship between demand and supply
4. What is demand curve?
(a) Shows relationship between price and quantity supplied
(b) Indicates the quantity demanded at each price in a series of prices
(c) Graphs as an upward sloping line
(d) Shows the relationship between income and spending
5. Law of demand states…
(a) There is an inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded
(b) There is no relationship between price and quantity demanded
(c) There is positive relationship between price and quantity demanded
(d) Price changes as per the change in demand
6. Law of supply states ____________.
(a) There is inverse relationship between price and quantity supplied
(b) There is positive relationship between price and income
(c) There is positive relationship between price and quantity supplied
(d) There is positive relationship between supply and demand
7. What is schedule of supply?
(a) Table showing relationship between price and quantity demanded
(b) Table showing relationship price and quantity supplied
(c) Table showing relationship between price and income
(d) Table showing relationship between supply and demand
8. Historical data is used in estimating future demand under…
(a) Survey method (b) Expert opinion method
(c) Statistical method (d) Complete enumeration method
9. An increase in supply, demand remaining constant will change the equilibrium..
(a) Causing a fall in price (b) Causing a backward shift in demand curve
(c) Causing no change in price (d) Causing no change in income
10. The market structure where very few sellers sell slightly different products referred to as…
(a) Perfect competition (b) Pure monopoly
(c) Duopoly (d) Oligopoly
11. Which of the following is an example of an economic barrier to entry?
(a) Network externalities (b) Copyrights
(c) Patent (d) Dumping
12. A monopoly that arises because of economies of scale is referred to
(a) Local monopoly (a) Natural monopoly
(b) Network monopoly (d) Regulated monopoly
13. Which of the following is not a condition of oligopoly?
(a) Each seller can influence the market prices
(b) Each firm must consider the behaviour of its rivals
(c) Each firm faces a perfectly elastic demand curve
(d) Entry into a market is difficult
14. Which one is not the type of elasticity of demand?
(a) Price (b) Consumer preferences
(c) Income (d) Cross
15. When do we say that product is elastic?
(a) No impact of price change on demand
(b) Change of income effects price
(c) Demand changes as per changes in price
(d) Demand does not change as per change in price
16. Which one is not the method of demand forecasting?
(a) Barometric (b) Multiple regression
(c) Moving average (d) Game theory
17. What is profit maximization point?
(a) AR=MR (b) MR=MC
(c) MC=AC (d) AC=MR
18. Which of following is not a characteristic of perfect competition?
(a) Free entry and exit (b) Heterogeneous products
(c) Good market knowledge (d) Price taker
19. What kind of profit firm earns in long-run perfect competition?
(a) Accounting (b) Normal
(c) Supernormal (d) Abnormal
20. Which two curves help to understand revenue and cost?
(a) AR & MC (b) AR & AC
(c) AC & MR (d) MC & MR
21. When a fall in the price of one good reduces the demand for another good, the two goods are
called ____________.
(a) Complimentary goods (b) Substitutes
(c) Normal goods (d) Inferior goods
22. When a fall in the price of one good increases the demand for another good, the two goods are
called
(a) Complimentary goods (b) Substitutes
(c) Normal goods (d) Inferior goods
23. Upward-sloping line relating price to quantity supplied is called as ____________.
(a) Supply curve (b) Demand curve
(c) Supply schedule (d) Supply elasticity
24. Movement along the supply curve caused by a change in the market price of the product is
called as ____________.
(a) Change in supply (b) Change in quantity supplied
(c) Change in supply elasticity (d) Change in prices of products
25. A shift in the supply curve, either to the left or right caused by a change in a determinant other
than price is called as
(a) Change in supply (b) Change in quantity supplied
(c) Change in supply elasticity (d) Change in income elasticity
26. Which of the following is an exception to law of demand?
(a) Inferior goods (b) Bread and butter
(c) Shelter (d) Government taxes
27. Quantity demanded does not responds to change in price is called as
(a) Perfectly elastic (b) Perfectly inelastic
(c) Unitary elastic (d) Unitary inelastic
28. Quantity demanded changes infinitely with any change in price is called as ____________.
(a) Perfectly elastic (b) Perfectly inelastic
(c) Unitary elastic (d) Unitary inelastic
29. Quantity demanded changes by the same percentage as the price is called as ____________.
(a) Perfectly elastic (b) Perfectly inelastic
(c) Unitary elastic (d) Unitary inelastic
30. Which of the following is not an assumption of perfect competition?
(a) Restricted entry into the industry (b) Many firms
(c) Many buyers (d) Each firm sells an identical product
31. A monopolist is a
(a) Price taker
(b) Price setter
(c) Produces a product that has a close substitute
(d) Must constantly worry about the other firms entering into market
Chapter 3
Cost Concepts
1. BENEFIT forgiven for an alternative choice is known as ____________.
(a) Loss (b) Opportunity cost
(c) Factor cost (d) Product cost
2. A cost that has already been incurred and thus can not be recovered is called as…
(a) Opportunity cost (b) Sunk cost
(c) Direct cost (d) Deferred cost
3. Which cost is not recorded in the books of accounts?
(a) Explicit cost (b) Implicit cost
(c) Direct cost (d) Factory cost
4. Economic profit includes which cost?
(a) Only Implicit cost (b) Only Opportunity cost
(c) Only Material cost (d) Implicit and explicit
5. Cost volume analysis is also known as____________.
(a) Break-even analysis (b) Regression analysis
(c) Technical analysis (d) Fundamental analysis
6. What is Break-even Point?
(a) No loss no profit situation (b) No profit situation
(c) No loss situation (d) Profit situation
7. Accounting profit excludes
(a) Explicit cost (b) Opportunity cost
(c) Material cost (d) Advertising cost
8. What is incremental cost?
(a) The additional cost for additional quantity
(b) The additional cost for one additional unit
(c) Cost of promotion
(d) Cost of research
9. CVP analysis helps to reach ____________.
(a) Cost minimization point (b) Marginal point
(c) Break-even point (d) Reengineering point
10. Everything manufactured is sold is an assumption of ____________.
(a) ABC analysis (b) XYZ analysis
(c) Fundamental analysis (d) CVP analysis
11. A situation in which there is more than one possible outcome to a decision and the probability
of each specific outcome is known or can be estimated is called as ____________.
(a) Certainty (b) Uncertainty
(c) Risk (d) No risk
12. A situation in which there is more than one possible outcome to a decision and the probability
of each specific outcome is not known or can not be estimated is called as…
(a) Certainty (b) Uncertainty
(c) Risk (d) No risk
13. The situation where there is only one possible outcome to a decision and is known precisely is
called as ____________.
(a) Certainty (b) Uncertainty
(c) Risk (d) No risk
14. What is expected value?
(a) Sum of possible outcome (b) Average of possible outcome
(c) Discounted value of outcome (d) Compound value of outcome
15. What is risk management?
(a) Minimization of risk
(b) Maximization of certainty
(c) Identification, assessment and prioritisation of risks
(d) Evaluation of risk
16. Which of the following is not a technique of risk management?
(a) Insurance (b) Diversification
(c) Hedging (d) Investing in shares
17. Which of the following is the technique of risk management?
(a) Stock investment (b) Stock shortlisting
(c) Hedging (d) Loan syndication
18. What is hedging?
(a) Improving profitability (b) Increasing investment limit
(c) Strategy of reducing risk (d) Selling of investment
19. What is insurance?
(a) Person transfers the cost of potential loss to another entity in exchange for monetary
compensation.
(b) Increasing risk
(c) Decreasing profit
(d) Purchasing stock
20. What is diversification?
(a) Combining variety of investments in a portfolio
(b) Distribution of profit
(c) Distribution of maturity
(d) Selling investment
21. What helps to protect one’s capital against effects of inflation?
(a) Hedging (b) Insurance
(c) Fixed deposit (d) Real estates
32. A cost that can be directly related to producing specific goods or performing a specific service
is called as ____________.
(a) Indirect cost (b) Selling price
(c) Production cost (d) Direct cost
33. A cost that has occurred but it is not initially shown or reported as a separate cost is called as
____________.
(a) Explicit cost (b) Promotion cost
(c) Total cost (d) Implicit cost
34. A cost that has occurred and is clearly reported as a separate cost is called as ...
(a) Explicit cost (b) Total cost
(c) Selling cost (d) Implicit cost
35. Which of following is not a technique of marginal costing?
(a) PV Ratio (b) BEP
(c) PV analysis (d) Cost sheet
36. Which of the following is an assumption of CVP analysis?
(a) Whatever is produced is sold (b) Sales vary as per demand
(c) Sales prices changes as per supply (d) Everything produced is not sold
37. Which of the following is not an assumption of CVP analysis?
(a) Sales price is constant (b) Sales price varies
(c) Fixed cost is constant (d) Whatever is produced is sold
38. What is contribution?
(a) Sales- Fixed cost (b) Sales – Variable cost
(c) Sales – Profit (d) Sales – total cost
39. Which of the following is true?
(a) Profit = sales – (Variable cost + Fixed Cost)
(b) Profit = sales – contribution
(c) Profit = sales – variable cost
(d) Profit = sales – fixed cost
40. Which of the following is not a part of Break-even Analysis?
(a) Sales (b) Variable cost
(c) Fixed cost (d) Capital
41. What is incremental principle?
(a) Estimating sales prices at increased level
(b) Estimating revenue at increased level
(c) Estimating cost reduction at increased level
(d) Estimating the impact of decision alternative on cost & revenue
Chapter 4
Money and Capital Markets in India
1. What is money market?
(a) A place where only debt instruments are traded
(b) Bond market
(c) A place where high liquid financial instruments are traded
(d) A place where high maturity financial instruments are traded
2. Who regulates money market?
(a) RBI (b) SEBI
(c) IRDA (d) SIDBI
3. Which is not the instrument of money market?
(a) CP (b) CD
(c) T-Bill (d) Fixed Deposit
4. Which of the following is an instrument of money market?
(a) Debentures (b) Preference shares
(c) ADR (d) Bill of Exchange
5. What is the minimum amount limit in Treasury bill?
(a) 26000 (b) 25000
(c) 30000 (d) 100000
6. What is the tenure of T-Bill?
(a) Less than one year (b) More than one year
(c) Two years (d) One year
7. What is bill of exchange?
(a) Unconditional order to pay a sum of money.
(b) Saving certificate with fixed maturity
(c) Unsecured short-term debt instrument
(d) Long-term debt instrument
8. Which of the following is not a party involved in bill of exchange?
(a) Society (b) Drawer
(c) Payee (d) Endorsee
9. What is commercial paper?
(a) Unconditional order to pay a sum of money.
(b) Saving certificate with fixed maturity
(c) Unsecured short-term debt instrument
(d) Long-term debt instrument
10. What is the tenure of commercial paper?
(a) 30 days to 270 days (b) 300 days
(c) 360 days (d) 2 years
Chapter 5
Public Finance Infrastructure
1. GDP stands for ____________.
(a) Gross Demand of Product (b) Gross Domestic Product
(c) Global Demand of Product (d) Gross Domestic Price
2. GNP Stands for ____________.
(a) Global Net Product (b) Gross National Price
(c) Gross National Product (d) Global Net Price
3. PPP stands for ____________.
(a) Public private parity (b) Public private performance
(c) Public purchase power (d) Purchase power parity
4. GATT Stands for ____________.
(a) Gross agreement on trade and tariff
(b) General agreement on trade and tariff
(c) General agreement on tariff and trade
(d) Gross agreement on tariff and trade
5. WTO stands for ____________.
(a) World Trade Organisation (b) World Trade Office
(c) World Tourism Organisation (d) World Transportation Organisation
6. WTO was established in ____________.
(a) 1993 (b) 1994
(c) 1995 (c) 1998
7. The headquarter of WTO is in ____________
(a) Singapore (b) USA
(c) UK (d) Switzerland
8. Which of the following is added to national income while calculating personal income?
(a) Transfer payments to individuals (b) Social security contributions
(c) Corporate taxes (d) Undistributed profits
9. Which of the following method/s is/are used to calculate national income in India?
(a) Production method (b) Expenditure method
(c) Income method (d) All the above
10. The national income estimation is the responsibility of
(a) NSSO (b) CSO
(c) Finance Ministry (d) National Income Committee
11. Consider the following statements and identify the right ones.
(i) The data for NI and PCI are collected at current prices.
(ii) They are deflated using the deflator index to get value at constant prices.
22. How many methods are there to measure the national income ____________.
(a) 1 (b) 5 (c) 3 (d) 4
23. If we compare GDP and GNP, then:
(a) GNP = GDP – net income from abroad
(b) GNP = GDP + net income from abroad
(c) GNP = NNP – net income from abroad
(d) GNP = NNP + net income from abroad
24. It is deducted from GNP to get NNP:
(a) Indirect taxes (b) Depreciation
(c) Direct taxes (d) Transfer payment
25. It is added to GDP to get GNP ____________.
(a) allowance (b) Direct taxes
(c) Subsidies (d) Net income from abroad
26. Which is among the following has a largest figure ____________.
(a) NNP (b) GNP
(c) PCI (d) PI
27. The largest part of national income goes to ____________.
(a) Consumption (b) Investment
(c) Saving (d) Transfer payment
28. When national income is estimated by expenditure method, we include:
(a) All Govt. Expenditure
(b) All household expenditure
(c) All expenditure of the business sector
(d) All of the above
29. Total value of all final goods and services produced in a country during one year is:
(a) GDP (b) GNP
(c) NNP (d) NI
30. It is not included in estimation of national income:
(a) Illegal income (b) Services of housewife
(c) Imports (d) None of these
31. Which statement among the following is true ____________.
(a) NI = rent + interest + wages + profit
(b) NI = rent + interest + wages + taxes
(c) NI = Govt. expenditure + interest + wages + profit
(d) NI = rent + interest + wages + pensions
32. Determinants of national income are ____________.
(a) Natural resources, human resources, monetary resources
(b) Natural resources, capital resources, monetary resources