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Economics MCQS with Answers 1st Year


This is a tool in economic studies
firm
price
market
functional relation

A ______ is something which is measurable and can take on different values
Constant
Variable
Both a and b
None of these

Which is the general form of quadratic equation
None of these
ax2+bx +c = 0
x2-x-20 = 0
x2– x -c =0

Who introduced indifference curves to explain consumer’s beghavior
J.R Hicks
Robbins
Adam Smith
Marshall

If we plot the equation y = 20 +3x, its slope is
Indeterminate
20
3
20/3

The maintain social status in life, a person requires.
Comforts of life
All of them
Luxuries of life
Bare necessities of life

In mathematics which letters at the end of alphabet are used to represent variables
(a.b.c.u.v.w)
(a,b.c.d.e.f.g)
(u,v,w,x,y,z)
((x,y,z,a,b,c)

Initial utility of a product is :
Conatant
Lowest
None of them
Highest

The relationship between two variables that move in the same direction is called
neutral
independent
dependent
positive

According to law of equi-marginal utility a consumer will maximises his total utility when
He spends more on one and less on the other
He spends all his income on the product only
Marginal utility of the two goods are equalised
Not only the marginals utility of the two goods are equalised, but also the marginal utility of each good is equal to its price.

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