Economics MCQS with Answers 1st Year
When the price of a product falls and as a concequence the demand for the product increase. it will be.
Extension of demand
Rise of demands
Contraction on demand
Fall of demand
Normally a demand curve will have the shape
downward sloping
vertical
upward sloping
horizontal
If demand is unitary elastic, a 25% increase in price will result in
no change in quantity demanded
25% decrease in quantity demanded
25% change in total revenue
1% decrease in quantity demanded
One of the following will not cause a rise and fall on demand.
Change in income
Discovery of a substitute
Distribution of income remaining the same
Change in weather
One of the following is not an exception the law of demand.
Very high price products
Ignorance of consumers
Very low price products
Non of the above
When demand is perfectly inelastic, an increase in price will result in
increase in total revenue
decrease in quantity demanded
decrease in total revenue
no change in total revenue
If demand is inelastic, a change in the price
will change total revenue in same direction
will not change quantity
will change the quantity in same direction
will change total revenue in the opposite direction
A seller can increase his sales revenue by charging a lower price, if the demand has
e > 1
e < 1
e = 0
e = 1
If quantity demanded is completely unresponsive to changes in price, demand is
perfectly inelastic
inelastic
unit elastic
elastic
If price and total revenue move in the same direction, then demand is
unrelated
perfectly elastic
elastic
inelastic
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