19) ? All of These 20) Had Increased and Interest Rates Had Decreased

CASE STUDY ANSWERS :
1) LOSSES TO BOTH THE FIRMS

2) QUALITY OF NEWS
3) OLIGOPOLY
4) READERS OF BOTH THE NEWSPAPERS
1) If the Indian economy is operating at less than the potential GDP, an increase in the money
supply in the short run will lead to - Supply Side Inflation
2) Which one of the following is true about the MC curve? - 1� It intersects both the ATC
and the AFC curves at their minimums.
3) The demand curve faced by a perfectly competitive firm - perfectly elastic
4) The circular flow of income shows the relationship between - government, firms,
households and foreign sector
5) Which real-world market most closely approximates perfect competition? – The stock
Market
6) In the context of national income accounting depreciation ? -is the loss of value of Capital
assets.
7) The demand curve facing a monopolist - lies below its marginal revenue curve
8) The income effect refers to the impact of a change in - the price of a good on real income
9) Suppose it costs Minnie's Mini-Golf (a monopolist) not a paise more to let another person on
the course. If Minnie's faces a linear (downward-sloping} market demand curve, it will
maximize profit by choosing the point on the demand curve at which - �: marginal revenue
is greatest
10) Which one of the following actions will not increase GDP? Bears prowl suburban areas,
overturning garbage cans so the city hires more sanitation workers to clean up
11) The GDP price index is the ratio of-----nominal GDP to real GDP multiplied by 100.
12) Macroeconomics deals with: economic aggregates
13) Which of the following is unique to oligopoly among all the market structures? mutual
interdependence
14) Because resources are scarce - people must make choices among alternatives
15) A US company owns a fast-food store in India. The value of the goods and services produced
in the store are included - In the GDP of India but not of US
16) Suppose you received a 3 percent increase in your nominal wage. Over the year, inflation
ran about 6 percent. Which of the following is true? - Your real wage fell.
17) If the cross elasticity of demand between product 'X' and product 'Y' is negative then - X and
Y are complementary goods.
18) If the cross elasticity of demand between product 'X' and product 'Y' is positive then - X and
Y are substitute goods.
19) Which one of the following is a constani elasticity supply curve? All of these
20) If the low GDP growth rate of India is attributed to the country's monetary policy then we
should observe that the country's money supply - had increased and interest rates had
decreased.
21) Which of the following is true regarding Gross Domestic Product? It can be measured either
from total spending or total expenditure.
22) The Income effect of an increase in the price of potatoes (an inferior good) is a(n) - decrease
in the quantity demanded of potatoes
23) If the price of Pepsi-Cola increases from Rs. 5 to Rs. 6 per can and the quantity demanded
decreases from 100 cans to 50 cans, then the demand for Pepsi-Cola is - more elastic
24) Other things remaining constant quantity demanded of money varies - inversely with the
market interest rate.
25) Which one of the following statement about the market is not true? -All markets provide
the same amounts of information.
26) A cartel's marginal cost curve is the - horizontal sum of all the individual firms'
marginal cost curves
27) The marginal cost curve intersects the average total cost curve (ATC) - at the AT C's
minimum point
28) The reason economists assume that firms try to maximize economic profit is - Over
time, firms that don't earn profits will have difficulty securing financing to survive
29) The demand for products from monopolistic competition is elastic due to: Large number
of buyers
30) Transfer payments are - not included in GDP because they do not represent payments
for currently produced goods or services
31) Which of the following statement regarding the basic economic problem of scarcity is
correct? The problem will exist as long as resources are available in limited
amounts.
32) Movements along the demand curve are called changes in – Quantity demanded
33) Inputs that can be increased or decreased in the short run are called – Variable Inputs
34) In the context of circular flow of income and expenditure which of the following statements
is not correct? - Firms sell factors of production to households
35) If total revenue on a good falls with fall in price, this indicates - the price elasticity of
demand is less than one
36) If the demand for swordfish is price elastic and the price of swordfish increases, then - the
total revenue from swordfish sales will decrease
37) Statement A: Firms in monopolistic competition are not producing at minimum average cost.
Statement B: Frrms in monopolistic competition have excess capacity - Both statement A
and statement B are true
38) Which of the following could be true of perfect competition but not of monopoly? There are
no barriers to entry.
39) If Marginal Propensity to Save (MPS) is 0.2 and the government purchases decrease by Rs.
5,000, real GDP demanded will - Increase by Rs. 25,000
40) If a monopolistically competitive firm raises its price, it - loses some, but not all, of its
customers
41) The steeper the short-run aggregate supply curve - the impact a shift of the aggregate
demand curve will be less on real GDP and more on the price level.
42) Along a demand curve real income is assumed to be constant. – Always false
43) A monopolistic competitive firm can raise price somewhat due to - product differentiation
44) If a perfectly competitive firm's marginal revenue is Rs.35, - its average revenue is Rs. 35
45) Suppose sales of Maruti Brezza increases with an increase in the price of Hyundai Venue.
Which one of the following options best explains the situation? The substitution effect
46) An intersection point known as Four Corners lies 300 km from the nearest town. At this
intersection poini, there are three independently owned petrol stations and one small
pharmacy. Which of the following is true? The gas stations are oligopolists; the pharmacy is
a monopolist.
47) Transaction of financial assets (shares, stocks etc) cause – Do not affect the national income
48) In double-entry GDP accounting - the value of output produced must equal the value of
resource payments generated introducing that output
1) When diminishing marginal returns set in the marginal product is - positive and decreasing
(as per quizlet ) - ? negative and increasing
49) If the Marginal Propensity to Consume (MPC) is 0.75, a decrease in net ta�es of Rs.
100 billion will increase the equilibrium level of real GDP by – Rs 400 billion
50) (a) Economic information is usually scarce and costly to acquire (b) Economic information is
usually not required for rational decision making. - Statement (a) is true but statement (b) is
false.
51) All of the following are true of a perfectly competitive firm in long-run equilibrium except
one. Which is the exception? Marginal cost is minimized.
52) Which of the following is most likely produced in a monopolistically competitive market?
Detergents
53) Anticipated inflation - causes fewer problems than unanticipated inflation
54) Which of the following actions would not increase GDP? Tom gets fired for being late so
often after his alarm clock breaks, so he moves off to the wilderness.
55) The base year for a price index is the year - that serves as a reference point
56) The effect of a change in net taxes on the quantity of real GDP demanded equals the
resulting shift in the consumption function times - the simple spending multiplier
57) The effect of a change in net taxes on the quantity of real GDP demanded equals the
resulting shift in the consumption function times - the simple spending multiplier
58) For perfectly competitive firms, the relationship between the market price (P), average
revenue (AR), and marginal revenue (MR) will be = P = AR = MR
59) The law of demand states that - price and quantity demanded are inversely related , other
factors taken as constant
60) Which of the following would an economist consider as capital?
61) For an equilibrium interest rate of 5%, an increase in the money supply other factors taken
constant will most likely – decrease the interest rate by 5%
62) Which if the following is most likely to be a fixed resource for the Speedy Word Processing &
Resume Company? - Computer terminals
63) For a renter, the income effect of an increase in apartment rents will: have a greater impact
than the income effect of an increase in the price of a detergent
64) If the IMT administration raises the tution fees of our students …… - a) not be successful if
the demand curve slopes downward.
65) The demand curve a monopolists faces : - is as elastic as a perfectly competitive firms
demad curve
66) fiscal policy refers to the regulation of : - spending and taxing policies used by government
to influence the economy
67) In the range of increasing marginal returns, total product is . increasing at an
increasing rate
68) Two heavy equipment manufacturers might collude in an effort to do all of the following
except one. Which is the exception? --- Take advantage of the legal benefits that U.S.
cartels receive
69) in economics, the term capital refers to – machines, buildings, tools and knowledge
70) Which of the following is not considered a barrier to entry? diseconomies of scale
71) Which real-world market most closely approximates perfect competition? - wholesale
wheat market,.
72) in times of rapid inflation, - Money loses its use and acts as medium of exchange
73) The golden rule of profit maximization says that a profit maximizing firm produces - where
marginal revenue equals marginal cost, provided marginal cost cuts marginalrevenue from
below
74) A monopolist : - is constrained by demand in setting price
75) Resources are divided into the following broad categories : - Natural resources, labor,
capital, and entrepreneurial ability
76) The four components of GDP as per expenditure approach are – Investment,
Government purchases, consumption and net exports
77) Statement A: an increase in the price of pizza, other things constant, increases the
opportunity cost of pizza.
Statement B: Because of higher opportunity cost of pizza consumers will reduce demand
for other goods and increase the quantity demanded of pizza --- > Statement A is
correct but statement B is not correct.
78. The demand curve facing Imelda's Shoe Boutique, a monopolistically competitive firm - slopes
downward because Imelda's sells a differentiated product
79. A decrease in interest rate will: Increase the quantity of money people want to hold
80. The additional output obtained by adding another unit of labor to the production process is
called - Marginal product
81. if rice is a normal good then the income effect of a price change means – As income increases,
the demand curve for the rice shifts rightward
82. Which of the following is likely to have the highest price elasticity of demand? – Mobile phones
83. Which of the following statements about price elasticity of demand is not true? - Higher the
proportion of consumer budget on the good, lower the value of price elasticity.
84. If a firm is experiencing diminishing marginal returns to labor, which of the following must be
true?- the firm is experiencing decreasing returns to scale
85. for a monopolist, marginal revenue is – less than price
86. Macroeconomics deals with: economic aggregates.
87. Which of the following is not assumed to be constant along the money demand curve?
The interest rate
88. An increase in a person's real wage necessarily means - greater purchasing power
89. The defining characteristic of oligopoly is that each firm : - is mutually interdependent
90. If the inflation rate is 5 percent and you receive a wage increase of 5 percent - Your
nominal income increases by 5 percent but your real income is unchanged
91. Demand-pull inflation is caused/shown by an--- outward shift of the aggregate demand curve
92. As the indian economy will near full capacity, the short-run aggregate supply curve –
Becomes steeper
93. Automatic stabilisers act to-- government expenditures and government
revenues during recessions------> increase; decrease
94. Monopolistic competition is best described as. - - > many firms with some control over
price, and some product differentiation
95. the difference between discretionary fiscal policy and automatic stabilizer is that - > automatic
stabilizers once adopted are built into the structure of the economy.
96. Markets reduce transactions costs : - by decreasing the time spent searching for information
about goods and services.
97. If Family Travel Agency, a monopolistic competitor, offers services that are differentiated from
the services of other producers in the industry, it - has some power to control the price it
charges
98. If variable cost at each output level doubles - MC remains unchanged
99. A cartel's profit-maximizing quantity occurs where the cartel's----> Marginal cost equals
marginal revenue
100. Anticipated inflation - causes fewer problems than unanticipated inflation
101. If MPC is 0.8 and the government purchases increase by $5,000, real GDP demanded will---->
Increase by $25,000
102. if the Indian economy is already producing at its potential the spending multiplier in the long
run is – Zero
103. The Equilibrium Interest Rate Is Determined By -- Both The Demand For And The Supply Of
Money.
104. If the GDP price index is 150 and nominal GDP is Rs.9,000 billion, then real GDP is-------->>>
Rs. 6,000 billion.
105. In the circular flow of income and expenditure------?>>> Injections are equal to leakages
106. The immediate effect on GDP of Ibrahim's purchase of a government bond is --
nonexistent, since no real goods and services have been produced
107. What do monopolistic competition, pure monopoly, and perfect competition have in
common? the rule of profit maximization
108. Total fixed cost divided by the level of output yields ???-------> Average fixed cost
109. For a non price discrimate monopolist, economic profit is maximized in the short run at a price
of Rs 140. Marginal revenue at that output level is------>>> less than Rs 140
110. If there is a decrease in the supply of money, which one of the following is most likely
to happen?--->>> interest rates will rise
111. Which of the following best illustrates the use of discretionary fiscal policy?
112. If the price of coca cola increases from Rs 5 to Rs 6 then the demand for coca cola will decrease
from 100 to 90 cans , then the demand for Pepsi Cola is------> more elastic
113. If a monopolistically competitive firm raises its price, it - loses some, but not all, of
its customers
114. A monopolistically competitive firm can raise price somewhat due to -- ->> Product
differentiation
115. Account profit is -->>>less than economic profit only when implicit costs are greater
than explicit costs.
Question Ans:
------------ is also known as Envelope Curve Long run average cost curve
(a) Economic information is usually scarce and costly to
acquire (b) Economic information is usually not required for
rational decision making. Statement (a) is true but statement (b) is false.
A change in price keeping other things remaining constant will
cause movement in the demand curve
A change in the quantity demanded of Product X is due to a
change in change in the price of the product X
A characteristic of monopolistic competition is: Differentiated products.
A circular-flow diagram is used to describe The flow of income and expenditures in an economy.
A decrease in interest rate will: Increase the quantity of money people want to hold
A fall in prices makes consumers feel more wealthy. As a
result there is a movement down a given aggregate demand curve.
A firm economic profit is equal to revenue less total opportunity costs.
A firm practising price discrimination will be Charging different prices in different markets of a product
A floating exchange rate adjusts in response to market forces
A market structure with a few firms is known as oligopoly.
As demand changes, each output level can be consistent with
A monopolist has no supply curve because: more than one profit-maximizing price
A monopolistic competitor earns----------------in the long run Zero Economic profit
A movement in demand is due to change in the price of the product
the value of its imports of goods is greater than the value of
A nation has an unfavorable balance of trade when its exports of goods
A nation's merchandise trade balance reflects trade in tangible products
price taker and hence cannot determine price but can
A perfectly competitive firm is determine the amount of output to be sold.
A perfectly competitive firm would shut down if: AVC>AR
A person finds Rs.2000 on the street. If he decides to use the
money to go to an IPL match, his opportunity cost of going to Rs.2000 as he could have used the money to buy other things
the game is plus the value of his time spent at the game.
A phenomena of stagflation is due to fall in real GDP and price increase
A purely competitive firm will be willing to produce at a loss in
the short run provided the loss is no greater than its average variable coss
A rational person who currently subscribes two magazines is The additional cost of the third magazine compared to the
trying to decide whether he should subscribe to a third. What additional benefit the person would get from the third
should determine his decision? magazine.
A shift in demand is NOT due to change in the price of the product
A shift in supply is due to all of the above
A situation under which economic stagnation in the form of a
low rate of growth, combines with the rise in the general price
level is called: Stagflation
A situation when prices increase at a very rapid speed so that
the value of money falls drastically is called as Hyperinflation
A typical demand curve can not be rising upward to right
A unique feature of oligopoly is interdependence between the few firms
According to comparative advantage theory international
trade will not take place between two countries if All of the above
Total utility will rise at a falling rate as more units are
According to the law of diminishing marginal utility: consumed
Aggregate demand is the total demand for final goods and
services in an economy at a given time. Changes in aggregate
demand may take place because of changes in money supply
as well as because of changes in government expenditure
among other factors. Thepurpose of both ï¬ scal and Change in quantity of money Ã change in rate of interest
monetary policy is to control aggregate demand. At times, too Ã change in investment Ã change in aggregate demand Ã
high growth in aggregate demand can lead to inflation while change in price level
Unrestricted
fall in aggregate demand can result in a recession and rising
unemployment. Fiscal policy seeks to regulate aggregate
demand by two instruments primarily govt. expenditure and
taxation while monetary policy seeks to control the by directly
controlling the money supply or by altering the rate of
interest.A fall in interest rates encourages more borrowing
and raises aggregate demand while a rise in interest rates will
dampen aggregate demand.Question €“ 4Changes in money
supply leads to change in aggregate demand, whichin turn can
give rise to inflation. Identify the right sequences in which
changes in money supply leads to changes in price level
All of the following are variables that can be manipulated to
affect fiscal policy except one. Which one is that? The interest rate
All the following are U-shaped curves except: AFC curve
Along a demand curve real income is assumed to be constant. always false
An individual demand curve slopes downwards from left to
right because: All of the above
An individual seller in perfect competition will not lower price
because he can sell any amount at the market price
An isoquant is a locus of factor input combinations that give the same level of output
As the economy nears full capacity, the short-run aggregate
supply curve becomes steeper.
Assume that the market demand curve for soft drink is known
and given to us. With the onset of summer, price remaining
the same, the consumer would move to a higher demand curve
At any given price level which of the following is not going to
increase real GDP demanded an increase in net taxes
Automatic stabilisers act to government
expenditures and government revenues during
recessions. increase; decrease
Average cost increases in the long run with an expansion in
firm size due to all of the above
Balance of payment is an application of Double entry book keeping
C + I + G + (X-M) refers to aggregate expenditure
Choose the correct one -1
Consumer surplus is measured graphically as the area below the demand curve and above price.
Consumption in the expenditures approach in calculating GDP
includes: Purchases of medical services at a local clinic
Consumption under expenditure approach for calculation of
GDP will include spending by households on medical services at a local hospital
Convexity of the iso-quant curves is because of: Decreasing marginal rate of technical substitution
CPI is useful in all of the above
Demand Curve faced by a monopoly firm is inelastic
The correct option is "To the customers and also save on
Demand curve of a perfectly competitive industry is supply costs"Score:- 2
Demand for a commodity refers to: Amount of the commodity demanded at a particular price
Demand-pull inflation is caused by an outward shift of the aggregate demand curve
Difference between the short run and long run is based on flexibility of fixed input
Discriminating monopoly implies that the monopolist charges
different prices for his commodity: All of the above
Economics is a study all of the above
Economics is a study of limited resources and unlimited wants
Economics is the study of how society manages its scarce resources.
percentage change in output due to percentage change in
Elasticity of production is variable input.
Equilibrium price is the market clearing price
Expilcit cost refers to the cost of factors hired by a firm for production
Firms under perfect competition in the short run can earn
only All of these
Fiscal policy in India is prepared by Ministry of Finance.
Fiscal policy is used to influence macroeconomic variables like all of the above
Fiscal policy means: Policy relating to public revenue and public expenditure
For a downward sloping linear demand curve the slope of
marginal revenue (MR) curve is twice as much as the slope of the average revenue (AR) curve
For a given price level aggregate demand curve shifts if there
is change in (a) government expenditure (b) investment
expenditure Both (a) and (b)
For a rectangular hyperbola demand curve elasticity of demand is equal to one
For calculation of GDP of India which of the following is NOT
included production done by NTPC in Iran
For indexing the dearness alloowance to employees for an
increase in price level-----------is useful. CPI-IW
For short-term policy decisions---------is more useful. WPI
GDP is a poor measure of social well-being because the value of leisure time is not counted in GDP
GDP is a poor measure of the social well being because: The value of leisure time is not counted in GDP
Treats the money spent on guns the same as the money spent
GDP is not a perfect measure of welfare because it: on education
Given the budget and the price of factor inputs isocost line all combinations of labour and capital that will cost the
represents producer the same amount of money.
Given the same cost and revenue schedules, a profit-
maximising monopolist will produce less output than a competitive industry
Government purchases are assumed to be autonomous
because they are independent of the level of real GDP
Measuring the impact of production on air pollution, water
pollution, soil depletion, and the loss of other natural
Green GDP means resources.
Households act as demanders when they demand goods and services from firms and the government
Households act as suppliers when they provide resources to firms and governments
the consumer will increase his consumption of X and decrease
If (MUx / Px) > (MUy / Py) then his consumption of Y.
If a firm average cost curve is falling, than marginal cost curve
must be: Below average cost curve
If a resource that has no alternative use than its opportunity
cost is zero
If an increase in the price of product €˜X€™ shifts the demand
for product €˜Y€™ rightward and, conversely, if a decrease in
the price of €˜X€™ shifts demand for €˜Y€™ leftward then X and Y are substitute products
If GDP is greater than GNP of a country, then its: Net factor income earned from abroad is negative
If good is a luxury, its income elasticity of demand would be: Positive and greater than one
If marginal benefit is greater than marginal cost, a rational
choice involves: more of the activity
If marginal utility is zero: Total utility is maximized
If MPC is 0.8 and the government purchases increase by
$5,000, real GDP demanded will Increase by $25,000
If the cross elasticity of demand between product €˜X€™ and
product €˜Y€™ is positive then X and Y are substitute goods.
If the demand for a good is inelastic, an increase in its price
will cause the total expenditure of the consumers of the good
to: Increase
if the economy is already producing its potential, the spending
multiplier in the long run is Zero
If the income elasticity of a good is greater than one but less
than zero then a) it is a normal good. b) it is a necessary good.
c) it is an inferior good. Both (a) and (b) are right.
If the MU from consuming two goods are equal and the
consumer is spending all of his or her money income, The
consumer is in equilibrium. False.
If the prevailing price in the market is more than the average
variable cost (AVC) of production, the firm would: Continue production
If the quantity of money demanded is less than the quantity
of money supplied, then the interest rate will decrease.
If the short run aggregate supply curve has a positive slope,
effective fiscal policy to correct for an expansionary gap will: Reduce both the price level and real GDP
If the short-run aggregate supply curve has a positive slope,
effective fiscal policy to correct for an expansionary gap will reduce both the price level and real GDP
If the the government wants to close a contractionary gap
using fiscal policy, then it can decrease taxes by less than the size of the gap
If total revenue on a good falls with fall in price, this indicates the price elasticity of demand is less than one
If transfer payments and autonomous taxes both increase by
identical amounts: There will be no change in the equilibrium income
Implicit cost refers to the cost of factors owned by the producer and used for production
Implicit costs are calculated on the basis of: Opportunity cost
In a perfectly competitive market , a firm in the long run will
be in equilibrium when: P = AR=MR=AC=MC
each country's consumption possibilities are the same as its
In autarky production possibilities
In case of the dominant-strategy solution each firm ignores the decisions of the other firms
In determining comparative advantage, cost is measured in
terms of opportunities forgone
In economics market refers to Both option 1 and option 2
In macroeconomics, we analyze the overall performance of the economy as a whole
In monopoly market, AR curve is always--------------the MR
curve. Above
In New Zealand one worker can produce 40 walking sticks or
10 boomerangs each hour. What is the opportunity cost of
producing one walking stick? 1/4 of a boomerang
Large number of sellers means every seller is selling a small
In perfect competition there is large number of sellers. amount in relative sense.
In the circular flow of income and expenditure Injections are equal to leakages
In the context of circular flow of income and expenditure
which of the following statements is not correct? Firms sell factors of production to households
In the context of national income accounting depreciation is the loss of value of Capital assets.
In the long run analysis the efficient area of production is the area which is to the right of upper ridge line and to the
denoted by left of lower ridge line
In the long run if elasticity of production is greater than one
then the firm is experiencing increasing returns to scale
In the long run zero substitutability between the factor inputs
is a feature of Input output isoquant
In the price rigidity model of oligopoly market, when some
firms increase their price, why do the other firms not follow? Because of the elastic nature of the demand
In the short run , when the output of a firm increases, its
average fixed cost: decreases
In the short run as long as marginal product of labour
increases at an increasing rate total product increases at an increasing rate
In the short run as long as the marginal product exceeds the the average productivity of the variable factor increases as
average product, input increases.
In the short run perfectly competitive firm will shut down when average variable cost is more than average revenue.
In the third stage of the law of variable proportions, stage of
negative returns occurs when: Total product declines, MP is negative
In which of the following industries do firms set prices? monopoly markets, but not competitive markets
Income elasticity of demand is defined as the responsiveness
of: Quantity demanded to a change in income
Increase in money supply leads to Demand Pull Inflation.
Increase in total utility as a result of the consumption of an
additional unit is known as Marginal Utility
Inflation in an economy including those sectors of the market
which may experience sudden inflationary spikes such as
energy is indicated by Headline Inflation
Inflation rate differs in different regions of a country MAINLY
due to difference in differece in housing prices
Inflation results in a decline in the --------- Purchasing power of money
Interest on borrowed capital falls in the category of: Production costs
International trade is most likely to occur whenever each of the trading nations gains from trade
Intersection of the market demand and supply curve of a good
helps in determination of all of the above
Investment under expenditure approach for calculaton of GDP spending by a business house on purchase of new plant and
will include machinery
Iso-Quants are right angled only when: Factors are compliments
production can be increased in the short run by employing
Law of dminishing marginal returns shows that variable input with fixed input
Macroeconomics deals with: economic aggregates.
Macroeconomics is the study of aggregate economic behaviour
Marginal costs are closely related with: Variable cost
Marginal reasoning is used in both accepting or rejecting a business proposition
Marginal utility curve of a consumer is also his demand curve
Markets of cement, alunimium and automobiles are examples
of oligopoly
by decreasing the time spent searching for information about
Markets reduce transactions costs goods and services
MC = MR and MR = AR means The equilibrium position of a firm under perfect competition
MC curve cuts----------curves at their minimum points. AVC & AC
Microeconomics deals with the study of income of an individual
Mixed income of the self employed means: Combined factor payments which are not distinguishable
MR is equal to: The change in p x q due to a unit change in output
Multiplier is defined as 1/ 1-MPC
National Income denotes sum total of all factor earnings in the economy.
National Income of a country is also known as: NNP at Factor Cost.
Net value added is equal to: Payments accruing to factors of production
Nominal GDP is based on prices prevailing in the year when production takes place
Oligopoly can emerge due to all of the above
that which we forgo, or give up, when we make a choice or a
Opportunity cost is decision.
Opportunity cost refers to the cost of sacrificed alternatives
Other thing remaining constant, as a result of a decrease in
income, an individual's demand for inferior goods will rise
Other things being equal, a decrease in an economy exports decrease domestic aggregate expenditures and the
will equilibrium level of output
Other things constant, a decrease in real GDP demanded is
caused by a(n) decrease in government purchases
Other things remaining constant quantity demanded of
money varies inversely with the market interest rate.
Paid-up cost€ is the name given to: Out-of-pocket€ cost
Payments which are made to factors of production to
compensate for the toil and trouble in rendering their services
are known as: Real costs
Per capita national income means: NNP Ã· Population
Perfect competition is a market structure that is characterised large number of buyers and sellers with no influence on the
by equilibrium price
Price discrimination would be profitable only when elasticity
of demand of the monopolist product is-------in different
markets. Different
Product method of measuring national income is known as: Value added method
---------refers to that portion of total deposits of a commercial
bank which it has to keep with RBI in the form of cash
reserves. CRR
Rise in the MPC, other things being held constant,: Increase the value of the multiplier
Statement A: an increase in the price of pizza, other things
constant, increases the opportunity cost of pizza. Statement
B: Because of higher opportunity cost of pizza consumers will
reduce demand for other goods and increase the quantity
demanded of pizza Statement A is correct but statement B is not correct.
Statement A: Firms in monopolistic competition are not
producing at minimum average cost. Statement B: Firms in
monopolistic competition have excess capacity Both statement A and statement B are true
Statement A: Money income is simply the number of rupees
received per period. Statement B: Change in price level keeps
the money income constant but may increase or decrease the
real income. Both statement A and statement B are correct.
Statement A: The division of tax burden depends on
elasticities of demand and supply. Statement B: More inelastic
the demand curve and more elastic the supply curve, the
larger is the burden on consumer. Both statement A and statement B are true.
Statement A: The price elasticity of demand varies along a
downward sloping linear demand curve. Statement B: This is
because the slope of a linear demand curve changes from
point to point. Statement A is correct but statement B is not correct.
Supply of a commodity is always related with: Price of the commodity
Supply of a good and its price have: Positive relationship
Suppose a firm is producing a level of output such that MR
> MC, What should the firm do maximise its profit? The firm should increase output
Suppose the technology for producing personal computers
improves and at the same time, individuals discover new uses
for personal computers so that there is greater utilisation of
personal computers. Which of the following will happen to
equilibrium price Quantity will increase; price cannot be determined
That fraction of change in disposable income that is consumed
is called: The marginal propensity to consume
The €˜Tatkal€™ facility for reservation offered by Indian
Railways is an example of price discrimination of -------------
degree. Second
The aggregate expenditure line will shift downwards with a rise in the price level
The aggregate expenditure line, along with the 45 degree line,
determines equilibrium. This model is based on the Producers are ready to supply whatever amount of output is
assumption that: demanded at the existing price level
The aggregate expenditure line, along with the 45-degree line,
determines equilibrium. This model is based on the producers are ready to supply whatever amount of output is
assumption that demanded at the existing price level
The AR curve and the industry demand curve are same in case of monopoly
The base year for a price index is the year that serves as a reference point
The base year for a price index is the year: That serves as a reference point
The basis of the benefits of specialization is comparative advantage
The circular flow of goods and incomes shows the relationship
between: firms and households
The Consumer Price Index measures the changes in price of all goods and services consumed by a household
The costs which arise due to the change in the level of
business activity are called: Incremental cost
The demand curve faced by a monopolistic competitive firm is less elastic than a purely competitive firms demand curve
The demand curve faced by a perfectly competitive firm is perfectly elastic
The demand for money is based primarily on money's role as
a(n) medium of exchange
The economy will expand if: Injections exceed leakages
a movement to the left along a given aggregate demand
The effect of an increase in the price level is represented by curve.
The effect of an increase in the price level is represented by a movement to the left along a given aggregate demand curve.
few firms large in size and producing homogenous or
The features of Oligopoly are differentiated product
The Financial account records (a) international purchases of
assets such as stocks, bonds, and bank balances. (b)
international purchases of real assets such as land, housing,
factories. Both option (a) and option (b) are correct
The four components of GDP are consumption Investment, government purchases, and net exports.
The horizontal demand curve parallel to the x-axis implies that
the elasticity of demand is: Infinite
The response to a price increase is less than the response to a
The kinked demand curve model of oligopoly assumes that: price decrease
The Law of Demand can be explained with the help of both 1 and 2
The 'law of demand' implies that other things remaining same as prices fall, quantity demanded increases.
marginal utility decreases with increase in consumption of an
The Law of dminishing marginal utilitys states that that additional unit
The law of variable proportions examines the production
function with: One factor variable keeping quantities of other factors fixed
The market structure which has single seller, no substitutes
for the products and entry of new firms is completely blocked
is Monopoly
The market structure which have large number of firms
producing and selling homogeneous products and the
customers have full knowledge about the equilibrium price is Perfect competition
The market structure which have large number of sellers,
selling differentiated products and freedom to entry and exit
is Monopolistic Competition
The money demand curve describes how the quantity of
money demanded changes with the interest rate
the lower the interest rate, the lower the opportunity cost of
The money demand curve slopes downward because holding money
lower the interest rate the lower the opportunity cost of
The money demand curve slopes downwards because holding money
The money demand curve will shift when there is a change in nominal GDP
The monopolist charges different prices from different byers
for the same product is known as Price Discrimination
The most realistic type of isoquant is Kinked isoquant
The negatively sloped portion between the ridge lines in an
isoquant map represents economic region of production
The opportunity cost of holding money increases when the interest rate rises
The positively sloped (rising) part of the long run average cost
curve is due to which of the following? Diseconomies of scale
the long-run tendencies between changes in the price level
The purchasing power parity theory is a good predictor of and the exchange rate of two countries
The ratio of the change in the equilibrium level of income to a
change in some autonomous increase in spending is the multiplier.
The reason for cost-push inflation is a decrease in aggregate supply but aggregate demand is
constant
The reason for demand-pull inflation is a rise in aggregate demand but aggregate supply is constant
During which some resources become fixed and some become
The short run is a period of time: variable
The similarities between perfect competition and
monopolistic competition include easy entry and exit
The slope of the aggregate expenditure line under simple
aggregate expenditure model depends on MPC
The solution in the prisoner's dilemma is called the dominant-strategy equilibrium
Quantity of the good offered for sale at a particular price per
The supply of a good refers to: unit of time
The term "utility" means satisfaction
The term autarky means a state or society which is economically independent
There no such thing as a free lunch This statement is true as even at zero price, good or service has a cost
Those who desire that policymakers stabilize the economy
would advocate which of the following when employment is
above the natural rate? decrease government expenditures
To close a contractionary gap using fiscal policy, the
government can increase government spending by less than the size of the gap
bank rate should be increased and cash reserve ratio
To control inflation the increased
To measure a real change in the economic situation of a
country----------should be taken into consideration. real GDP
To practice price discrimination which of the following is NOT
necessary demand curve faced by the seller should be elastic
Transaction of financial assets (shares, stocks etc) cause Keep national income unaffected.
not included in GDP because they do not represent payments
Transfer payments are for currently produced goods or services.
Transfer Payments refer to payments which are made: Without any exchange of goods and services
Unanticipated inflation creates problems for society because redistributes income and wealth
Under Oligopoly, kinked demand curve hypothesis is designed
to explain: Price rigidity
Under which market structure, though the firms earn normal
profit in the long run, there is always €˜excess capacity€™
with them? Monopolistic Competition
the sense of pleasure or satisfaction derived from consuming
Utility is goods and services
Velocity of money increases because of (a) increase in
frequency of payments (b) increase in store value of money
(c) increase in inflation rate (a) and (c) but not (b)
What effect is working when the price of pizza falls and
consumers tend to buy it instead of other goods? the substitution effect.
What is the shape of demand curve faced by a firm under
perfect competition? Horizontal
What is true of marginal cost when It is positive and decreasing.
What will be the economic situation of the monopolist in the
long run? Will always earn supernormal profits
When GDP increases budget deficit decreases
When is average product at its maximum point? When AP intersects MP
When is TP maximum? When MP becomes zero
When National Income is calculated with reference to a base
year, it is called: Real National Income
When price level rises very rapidly leading to inflation money loses its use as a store of value
When the price of a normal good falls, more of it is purchased
because of both the substitution effect and the income effect
When the total product in the short run is maximum then the marginal product is equal to zero
When total utility is falling than marginal utility is negative and decreasing
When total utility is maximum than marginal utility is zero
Which among the following best describes an intermediate
good: It helps in the production of other goods
Which among the following costs remains constant in the
short run as output increases? TFC
Which among the following is a constant elasticity supply
curve? All of these
Which among the following is a determinant of elasticity of
supply? Both of these
Which among the following is a feature of Oligopoly market? Indeterminateness of the demand curve
Which among the following is incorrect? AFC=TC/Q
Which among the following is not a cause of the economies of
production? Government policies
Which among the following is true regarding the MPC and the
Multiplier? The lower the MPC, the lower would be the Multiplier
Which market structure symbolises the existence of €˜few
sellers€™ Oligopoly
Which of the following about €˜resources€™ in economics is
not true? Capital refers to the amount of money invested.
Which of the following assumptions is usually made about
government purchases They are autonomous.
Which of the following can increase real GDP per person? All the options are correct.
Which of the following equations is used to express quantity
theory of money? MV = PY
Which of the following factor does not determine the cost of
producing a good? Level of demand
Which of the following industries most closely approximates
monopolistic competition detergents
Which of the following industries most closely approximates
the oligopoly model airlines
Which of the following is an intangible item in the BOP
statement? Banking services provided in other countries
Expansionary gap is the excess of actual GDP over potential
GDP and government adopts a contractionary fiscal policy to
Which of the following is correct? address the issue.
Which of the following is known as long run average cost
curve? Planning curve
Which of the following is least likely a feature that
monopolistic competition and perfect competition have in
common? Extensive advertising to differentiate products
Which of the following is likely to be present in a perfectly
competitive market? Firms producing identical commodities
Which of the following is not a basis for trade between two
nations? one nation's absolute advantage
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a price
taker€ firm? Negatively-sloped demand curve
Which of the following is not a characteristic of monopolistic
competition? A homogenous product
Which of the following is not a current account transaction? External commercial borrowings
Which of the following is not a feature of Monopolistic
Competition? Absence of advertising
Which of the following is not a feature of perfectly
competitive market? Heterogeneous products
Which of the following is not an approach of measuring GDP? Intermediate product approach
Which of the following is not an explicit cost? the value of the producer own time
Which of the following is not correct? NDP at factor cost = GDP at factor cost plus Depreciation
Those who have borrowed money at an interest rate below
Which of the following is true about inflation? the rate of inflation will generally benefit.
Which of the following is true concerning the relationship
between marginal propensity to consume and the
consumption function? The larger the MPC, the steeper the consumption function
Which of the following market situations explains marginal

costs equal to price for attaining equilibrium? Perfect competition
Which of the following might be considered the most increase in government purchases, decrease in taxes, and
expansionary set of fiscal policies? increase in transfer payments
Which of the following situation does not lead to an increase
in equilibrium price? An increase in supply accompanied by a decrease in demand
Which of the following statement about an economic model is
not true? Always has a mathematical foundation
Which of the following statement deals with debts and claims
of a country? Balance of capital account
Crowding out means large volumes of government borrowing,
making it difficult for individuals and small companies to
Which of the following statement is correct? obtain loans.
Which of the following statement is incorrect? Households produce goods and services
Which of the following statements about markets is not true? All markets provide the same amounts of information.
Which of the following statements about price elasticity of Higher the proportion of consumer budget on the good, lower
demand is not true? the value of price elasticity.
Which of the following would cause a downward movement
along the money demand curve? a decrease in the interest rate
Who has developed kinked demand curve model under
oligopoly? Paul M Sweezy
Who has sought to measure consumer surplus with the help
of indifference curve? J.R.Hicks
Who sets the price of the product under perfect competition? Buyers and sellers both
With which market form, €˜Excess capacity€™ is associated? Monopolistic competition
Question - 1/60
In economics market refers to
Answer Choices
physical places, such as supermarkets, department stores, shopping malls etc.
any mechanisms by which buyers and sellers communicate to exchange goods and services
Both option 1 and option 2
only product market and not to resource market
Question - 2/60
An increase in price from 25 paisa to 30 paisa leads to an increase in the quantity supplied from
40 units to 44 units. The price elasticity of supply is:
Answer Choices
0.5
-2
-0.5
Question - 3/60
Statement A: The division of tax burden depends on elasticities of demand and supply.
Statement B: More inelastic the demand curve and more elastic the supply curve, the larger is the
burden on consumer.
Answer Choices
Both statement A and statement B are true.
Both statement A and statement B are false
Statement A is true but statement B is false.
Statement A is false but statement B is true.

Question - 4/60
Which of the following can increase real GDP per person?
Answer Choices
a decrease in population growth
foreign investment from abroad
policies to encourage international trade
All the options are correct.
Question - 5/60
A rational person who currently subscribes two magazines is trying to decide whether he should
subscribe to a third. What should determine his decision?
Answer Choices
The total cost of the three magazines compared to the total satisfaction the individual would
receive.
The total amount of satisfaction the person would get from the magazines.
The additional cost of the third magazine compared to the additional benefit the person
would get from the third magazine.
The cost of the third magazine, including the time it takes to read it.
Question - 6/60
Elasticity of production
is
Answer Choices
percentage change in variable input due to percentage change in output.
percentage change in output due to percentage change in variable input.
percentage change in output due to percentage change in price.
Proportionate change in quantity demanded as a result of proportionate change in price of the

product.
Question - 7/60
Golden rule of profit maximization says that a profit maximizing firm produces
Answer Choices
where marginal revenue equals marginal cost, provided marginal cost cuts marginal revenue
from above.
where marginal revenue equals marginal cost, provided marginal cost cuts marginal
revenue from below.
where average revenue equals average cost, provided average cost cuts average revenue from
below.
where average revenue equals average cost, provided average cost cuts average revenue from
above.
Question - 8/60
A typical demand curve can not be
Answer Choices
a straight line
rising upward to right
concave from below
convex from below
Question - 9/60
Markets reduce transactions costs
Answer Choices
because each market uses the same set of rules for buying and selling goods and services
when prices are set by the sellers and are not determined by negotiation between the buyers and
the sellers
by decreasing the time spent searching for information about goods and services
Unrestricted
only when the government can coordinate the plans of many buyers and sellers
Unrestricted
Question - 10/60
Expansion and contraction of demand
mean Answer Choices
Movement to a higher demand curve.
Movement to a lower demand curve
Movements along the same demand

curve
All of these
Question - 11/60
Firms under perfect competition in the short run can earn only
Answer Choices
Economic Profit
Normal profit
Loss
All of these
Question - 12/60
In 2013, Mr. X earned a salary of Rs. 25,000 and he spent Rs. 24,000, thus saving Rs.1000. At
the end of the year, he received a bonus of Rs.1000 and he spent Rs.500 of it, saving the other
Rs. 500. What was his marginal propensity to consume?
Answer Choices
0.96
0.5
0.04
0.02
Unrestricted
Question - 13/60
Along a demand curve real income is assumed to be
constant. Answer Choices
always true
always false
sometimes true sometimes false
None of these
Question - 14/60
If capital inputs are measured along the vertical axis and labour inputs are measured along the
vertical axis then upper ridge line denotes
Answer Choices
the points where marginal product of capital is zero
the points where marginal product of capital is
one. the points where marginal product of labour is
zero
the points where marginal product of labour is one
Question - 15/60
Automatic stabilisers act to government expenditures and government
revenues during recessions.
Answer Choices
decrease; increase
increase; increase
Unrestricted
decrease; decrease
increase; decrease
Unrestricted
Question - 16/60
The money demand curve slopes downward because
Answer Choices
the lower the interest rate, the higher the opportunity cost of holding money
the higher the interest rate, the lower the opportunity cost of holding money result of
price increases
the lower the interest rate, the lower the opportunity cost of holding money
None of these
Question - 17/60
In the second stage of short run production
Answer Choices
elasticity of production is greater than one.
elasticity of production is less than one but greater than zero.
elasticity of production is greater than one but less than infinity.
elasticity of production is less than zero.
Question - 18/60
Statement A: an increase in the price of pizza, other things constant, increases the opportunity
cost of pizza.
Statement B: Because of higher opportunity cost of pizza consumers will reduce demand for
other goods and increase the quantity demanded of pizza
Answer Choices
Both statement A and statement B are correct. And statement B is the right explanation of
statement A
Both statement A and statement B are correct. But statement B is not the right explanation of
statement A
Statement A is correct but statement B is not correct.
Statement A is not correct but statement B is correct.
Unrestricted
Question - 19/60
The steeper the short-run aggregate supply curve,
Answer Choices
the impact a shift of the aggregate demand curve will be more on real GDP and less on the price
level.
the impact a shift of the aggregate demand curve will be less on nominal GDP and more on the
price level.
the impact a shift of the aggregate demand curve will be less on real GDP and more on
the price level.
None of these
Question - 20/60
In economics
Answer Choices
expected total benefit and expected total costs are compared to make a choice
expected average benefit and expected average costs are compared to make a choice
expected marginal benefit and expected marginal costs are compared to make a choice
affordability of the product and availability of the product are taken into account to make a
choice
Question - 21/60
In which of the following industries do firms set prices?
Answer Choices
competitive markets, but not monopoly markets
monopoly markets, but not competitive markets
competitive and monopoly markets
neither competitive nor monopoly markets

Question - 22/60
Green GDP means
Answer Choices
Measuring the impact of production on air pollution, water pollution, soil depletion, and
the loss of other natural resources.
Measuring the value of all green vegetables and forest products.
GDP of a country express in terms of USD dollar also known as green bucks informally.
Measuring GDP ignoring the impact of production on air pollution, water pollution, soil depletion,
and the loss of other natural resources.
Question - 23/60
Macroeconomics is the study of
Answer Choices
market regulation.
money and financial markets.
economy-wide phenomena.
how households and firms make decisions and how they interact.
Question - 24/60
If the GDP price index is 150 and nominal GDP is Rs.9,000 billion, then real GDP is
Answer Choices
Rs.135 billion.
Rs. 1,350 billion.
Rs. 600 billion.
Rs. 6,000 billion.
Question - 25/60
The price elasticity of supply is +4. The price increases by 15%. Sales were originally 200 units.
What will they be now?
Answer Choices
80 units
320 units
60 units
120 units
Question - 26/60
MC = MR and MR = AR means
Answer Choices
The equilibrium position of a firm in the long period
The equilibrium position of a firm under imperfect competition
The equilibrium position of a firm under perfect competition
None of these
Question - 27/60
Discretionary Fiscal Policy differs from automatic stablizer Fiscal Policy in the sense that
Answer Choices
The former deals with government spending and the latter deals with tax policy
The former is chosen by Congress while the latter is chosen by the President
The former is always stabilizing, while the latter is never stabilizing
The former often takes years to enact, while the latter takes effect automatically
Question - 28/60
If the income elasticity of a good is greater than one but less than zero then a) it is a normal
good. b) it is a necessary good. c) it is an inferior good.
Answer Choices
Only (a) is right.
Both (a) and (b) are right.
Both (b) and (c) are right.
All of these are right
Question - 29/60
Statement A: A higher Herfindahl index value signifies increase in competition along with
increasing market power. Statement B: The Herfindahl index is considered to be ratio as it takes
all the firms into account.advantageous compared to concentration
Answer Choices
Only statement A is true.
Only statement B is true
Both statement A and statement B are true
Both statement A and statement B are
false
Question - 30/60
For a given price level aggregate demand curve shifts if there is change in (a)government
expenditure (b)investment expenditure
Answer Choices
Only (a)
Only
(b)
Both (a) and (b)
None of these but change in consumption expenditure

Question - 31/60
Marginal utility curve of a consumer is also his
Answer Choices
supply curve
demand curve
total utility curve
none of these
Question - 32/60
Statement A: The price elasticity of demand varies along a downward sloping linear demand
curve. Statement B: This is because the slope of a linear demand curve changes from point
to point.
Answer Choices
Both statement A and statement B are correct. And statement B is the right explanation for
statement A.
Both statement A and statement B are correct. But statement B is not the right explanation of
statement A
Statement A is not correct but statement B is correct.
Question - 33/60
In the long run zero substitutability between the factor inputs is a feature of
Answer Choices
linear isoquant
Input output isoquant
Smooth convex
isoquant Kinked
isoquant
Question - 34/60
If (MUx / Px) > (MUy / Py) then
Answer Choices
the consumer will increase his consumption of X and decrease his consumption of Y.
the consumer will decrease his consumption of X and increase his consumption of Y.
the consumer will increase his consumption of both X and Y.
the consumer will decrease his consumption of both X and Y.
Question - 35/60
If marginal utility is zero:
Answer Choices
Total utility is zero
An additional unit of consumption will decrease total
utility An additional unit of consumption will increase total
utility Total utility is maximized
Question - 36/60
At any given price level which of the following is not going to increase real GDP demanded
Answer Choices
an increase in transfer payments
an increase in net taxes
an increase in government purchases
All of these.
Question - 37/60
Statement A: Firms in monopolistic competition are not producing at minimum average cost.
Statement B: Firms in monopolistic competition have excess capacity
Answer Choices
Only statement A is true.
Only statement B is true
Both statement A and statement B are true
Both statement A and statement B are false
Question - 38/60
The price elasticity of demand is the
Answer Choices
Ratio of the percentage change in price to the percentage change in quantity demanded.
Ratio of the change in price to the change in quantity demanded.
Ratio of the percentage change in quantity demanded to the percentage change in

price.
Ratio of the percentage change in quantity demanded to the percentage change in price of
related good.
Question - 39/60
If Average cost (AC) is falling then
Answer Choices
marginal Cost (MC) less than Average Cost (AC)
marginal Cost (MC) equal to Average Cost (AC)
marginal Cost (MC) greater than Average Cost (AC)
the slope of Average Cost (AC) is increasing.

Question - 40/60
When the price of a normal good falls, more of it is purchased because of
Answer Choices
The substitution effects
The income effects
Either the Substitution effect or the income effect
Both Substitution effect and income effect
Question - 41/60
If an increase in the price of product X shifts the demand for product Y rightward and,
conversely, if a decrease in the price of X shifts demand for Y leftward then
Answer Choices
X and Y are substitute products
X and Y are complementary
products X and Y are not related
X and Y both are inferior products
Question - 42/60
The Lerner index is defined as
Answer Choices
(price - cost)/cost
(cost - price)/price
(cost - price)/ cost
(price - cost)/price
Question - 43/60
A firm practising price discrimination will be
Answer Choices
Charging different prices for different qualities of product
Buying in the cheapest and selling in the dearest market.
Charging different prices in different markets of a product
Buying only from firms selling at a discount
Question - 44/60
A monopolist has no supply curve
because Answer Choices
monopolists have no marginal cost curve
monopolists can charge any price they want
as demand changes, each output level can be consistent with more than one profit-
maximizing price
as demand changes, the firm's profit-maximizing choice of output may change
Question - 45/60
Which of the following is least likely a feature that monopolistic competition and perfect
competition have in common?
Answer Choices
Output occurs where MR = MC
Zero economic profit in the long run
Extensive advertising to differentiate products
Unrestricted
Large number of buyers and sellers
Unrestricted
Question - 46/60
Average product remains positive (a)as long as total product is positive. (b)as long as marginal
product is positive.
Answer Choices
Both (a) and (b) are correct.
Only (a) is correct.
Only (b) is correct.
Both (a) and (b) are false.
Question - 47/60
A perfectly competitive firm producing 100 units of output per period fnds that: Average total
cost is $20; Average variable cost is $12; Marginal cost is $18 and increasing; Price of the
product is $15. This firm should
Answer Choices
produce more output
reduce production without shutting down
shut down (reduce output to zero)
do nothing (it is currently maximizing pro?t)
Question - 48/60
Statement A: Money income is the amount of rupees received per period. Statement B: Change
in price level keeps the money income constant but may increase or decrease the real income.
Answer Choices
Both statement A and statement B are correct.
Both statement A and statement B are false.
Statement A is not correct but statement B is
Unrestricted
correct.
Unrestricted
Question - 49/60
Upward or downward shift of the demand curve shows
Answer Choices
change in quantity demanded
change in price
change in
supply
both change in quantity demanded and change in price
Question - 50/60
A person finds Rs.2000 on the street. If he decides to use the money to go to an IPL match, his
opportunity cost of going to the game is
Answer Choices
nothing, because you found the money on the street.
Rs.2000 as he could have used the money to buy other things plus the value of his time spent at
the game.
Rs.2000 as he could have used the money to buy other things plus the value of his time
spent at the game. Plus the cost of snacks he purchased at the game.
Rs. 2000 because he could have used the money to buy other things.
Question - 51/60
In perfect competition there is large number of
sellers. Answer Choices
Large number of sellers means at least 1000 sellers in the market.
Large number of sellers means infinite number of sellers in the market.
Large number of sellers means every seller is selling a small amount in relative sense.
Large number of sellers means every seller is selling a small amount in absolute sense.
Question - 52/60
When GDP increases budget
deficit Answer Choices
decreases
increases
remains constant
none of these
Question - 53/60
(a) Economic information is usually scarce and costly to acquire.
(b) Economic information is usually not required for rational decision making.
Answer Choices
Both statement (a) and (b) are true.
Both statement (a) and (b) are
false.
Statement(a) is true but statement (b) is false.
Statement(a) is false but statement (b) is true.
Question - 54/60
Opportunity cost is
Answer Choices
the additional benefit of buying an additional unit of a product.
that which we forgo, or give up, when we make a choice or a decision.
the cost incurred in the past before we make a decision about what to do in the future.
a cost that cannot be avoided, regardless of what is done in the future

Question - 55/60
If marginal benefit is greater than marginal cost for an activity, a rational choice involves:
Answer Choices
no more of the activity.
more or less, depending on the benefits of other activities.
less of the activity.
more of the
activity
Question - 56/60
An Indian company owns a fast-food store in Sri lanka. The value of the goods and services
produced in the store are Included
Answer Choices
In both Sri lanka?s GDP and India?s GDP.
In Sri lanka?s GDP, but not in India?s GDP.
In India?s GDP, but not in Sri lanka?s GDP.
Partly in Sri lanka?s GDP and partly in India?s GDP.
Question - 57/60
What effect is working when the price of pizza falls and consumers tend to buy it instead ofother
goods?
Answer Choices
the income effect.
the diminishing marginal utility effect.
the substitution effect.
the ceteris paribus effect.

Question - 58/60
In the context of circular flow of income and expenditure which of the following statements is
not correct?
Answer Choices
Firms sell factors of production to households
Households buy goods and services from business firms
Firms buy factors of production from households
The government taxes households and firms
Question - 59/60
In economics rational self interest means
Answer Choices
blind materialism, pure selfishness, or

greed.
individuals try to mimimize the expected benefit achieved with a given cost
individuals try to maximize the expected cost of achieving a given benefit.
individuals try to maximize the expected benefit achieved with a given cost or to
minimize the expected cost of achieving a given bene?t.
Question - 60/60
Marginal product is
Answer Choices
the produce when all factor inputs are employed at optimum efficiency
annual output of the most efficient firm
the extra output obtained from employing an additional unit of a factor
None of these
11/22/2020 Assignment - 2: Attempt review
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State Finished
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Time taken 36 mins 50 secs
Grade 13.50 out of 15.00 (90%)
Question 1
Complete
Mark 0.50 out of 0.50
Demand-pull inflation is associated with
Select one:
decreasing aggregate demand and greater unemployment
increasing aggregate demand and lower unemployment
decreasing aggregate demand and lower unemployment
increasing aggregate demand and greater unemployment
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Question 2
Complete
The demand for money is based primarily on money's role as a(n)
Select one:
interest-bearing asset
store of wealth
medium of exchange
standard of value
Question 3
Complete
If the MPC equals 0.75 and Government expenditure increases by $100, real GDP demanded will increase by
Select one:
a. 25 percent
b. 400
c. 50
d. 75 percent
Question 4
Complete
Monopolistic competition is different from perfect competition because monopolistic competitors produce
Select one:
differentiated products
unique products
a homogeneous product
a homogeneous but unique product
Question 5
Complete
A firm could differentiate its product by all of the following means except one. Which is the exception?
Select one:
increasing the number of services that accompany the product
emphasizing that the product provides the same benefits to consumers as the others on the market, even when it is really physically different
using packaging or advertising to create a special subjective image of the product in the consumer's mind
making the product available at a number of different locations
Question 6
Complete
If a monopolistically competitive firm can earn a profit, it will adjust production until
Select one:
MR = ATC
MC > MR
MR > AVC
MR = MC
Question 7
Complete
Gross Domestic Product includes final goods and services, but not intermediate goods because
Select one:
intermediate goods are only produced by government
the value of the intermediate goods is already included in the value of the final goods
intermediate goods are not part of investment spending
the value of the intermediate goods is already included as inventory investment
Question 8
Complete
The opportunity cost of holding money increases when
Select one:
the price level falls
nominal GDP rises
the interest rate falls
the interest rate rises
Question 9
Complete
Which of the following is the best example of an intermediate good or service?
Select one:
pizzas bought at a restaurant
sunglasses worn on a summer vacation in Florida
any good bought by a household, rather than a firm
legal services hired by a public accounting firm
Question 10
Complete
During periods when the inflation rate fluctuates widely,
Select one:
all relative prices increase at the same rate, leaving money prices constant
economic efficiency increases because decision makers pay closer attention to changes in money prices
all money prices rise at the same rate, causing relative prices to increase
uncertainty about changes in relative prices causes a decrease in economic efficiency
Question 11
Complete
Which of the following assumptions is usually made about government purchases?
Select one:
They vary directly with the interest rate.
They equal the level of net taxes in equilibrium.
They are autonomous.
They vary directly with the level of income.
Question 12
Complete
Monopolistically competitive firms ignore the effect of their decisions upon other firms in the industry because
Select one:
there is only one seller in the market
each firm is small relative to the market
each firm is large relative to the market
there are few sellers in the market
Question 13
Complete
For firms in an oligopoly to be interdependent,
Select one:
goods must be differentiated and few sellers
goods can be either undifferentiated or differentiated and there are few firms large in size
firms must be small in size and selling differentiated goods
goods must be undifferentiated and many sellers
Question 14
Complete
Which of the following would not be included in the calculation of GDP?
Select one:
Sandy, who is on welfare, receives $100 in food stamps.
Joe pays a plumber $100 to fix a broken pipe.
Laurie pays $15 for a haircut.
Jim purchases a new automobile.
Question 15
Complete
If future price changes were perfectly anticipated by both borrowers and lenders, what would happen to the real interest rate in the future if the price level changed?
Select one:
it would increase
it would not change
it would decrease
it would decrease by the amount of the price increase
Question 16
Complete
A change in autonomous net taxes affects the equilibrium quantity of GDP demanded
Select one:
in the same way as a change in autonomous net exports
only indirectly, by first changing the level of disposable income
in the same way as a change in autonomous government purchases
in the same way as a change in autonomous planned investment
Question 17
Complete
Fiscal policy focuses on manipulating
Select one:
aggregate demand to stimulate the economy and aggregate supply to contract it
aggregate demand to smooth out business fluctuations
aggregate supply to smooth out business fluctuations
both aggregate supply and aggregate demand to smooth out business fluctuations
Question 18
Complete
If Ford raises the price of its automobiles, the demand curve for GM automobiles
Select one:
is unaffected
becomes more elastic
shifts to the left
shifts to the right
Question 19
Complete
Inflation is
Select one:
a rise in the real prices of all goods and services
a continuing rise in everyone's standard of living
a reduction in everyone's standard of living
a general and continuous rise in the money prices of goods and services
Question 20
Complete
Which of the following would cause a downward movement along the money demand curve?
Select one:
a decrease in the interest rate
an increase in real GDP
an increase in the interest rate
a decrease in real GDP
Question 21
Complete
Which of the following is not true about Gross Domestic Product?
Select one:
It reflects production in a particular year.
It includes transfer payments.
Intermediate goods and services are excluded to prevent double counting.
It includes only final goods and services.
Question 22
Complete
A decrease in autonomous net taxes
Select one:
decreases GDP more than an equal decrease in government purchases
increases GDP as much as an equal decrease in government purchases
increases GDP less than an equal increase in government purchases
changes GDP in an unpredictable manner
Question 23
Complete
A movement upward and to the left along the money demand curve is caused by
Select one:
Question 24
Complete
An oligopoly is characterized by
Select one:
a single firm and no barriers to entry
a large number of firms and no barriers to entry
many firms and some barriers to entry
few firms, which have control over market price
Question 25
Complete
Which of the following would lead to the most inflation?
Select one:
Aggregate demand increases and aggregate supply increases.
Aggregate demand increases and aggregate supply decreases.
Both aggregate demand and aggregate supply increase.
Both aggregate demand and aggregate supply decrease.
Question 26
Complete
In an oligopoly, the demand curve facing an individual firm depends upon
Select one:
the shape of the firm's marginal cost curve
the behavior of competing firms
the firm's supply curve
the shape of the firm's average total cost curve
Question 27
Complete
A cartel is
Select one:
a group of monopolistically competitive firms which charge the same price
a group of oligopolistic firms that engage in formal collusion
usually legal in India
an agreement among rival firms to set prices independently
Question 28
Complete
Suppose inflation is expected to be 4% next year, and your employer agrees to a 6% increase in your nominal wage. You expect your real wage to:
Select one:
Increase by 2%
Increase by 6%
Decrease by 10%
Increase by 4%
Question 29
Complete
Which of the following is most likely produced in a monopolistically competitive market?
Select one:
computer chips
motorcycles
firewood
detergents
Question 30
Complete
In both monopolistic competition and non-price-discriminating monopoly,
Select one:
the marginal revenue curve lies below the demand curve
marginal revenue is equal to average revenue
the marginal revenue curve lies above the average revenue curve
the marginal revenue curve lies above the demand curve
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Question 1
Complete
Which of the following, other things constant, will shift the money demand curve to the left?
Select one:
Question 2
Complete
It is harder to explain the behavior of firms in oligopoly than in other market structures because in oligopoly
Select one:
only homogeneous products are produced
only differentiated products are produced
the firms act independently of each other
firms base their decisions on what their rivals do
Question 3
Complete
Which monetary policy would be appropriate to close a contractionary gap?
Select one:
an increase in reserve requirements
a tax cut
a decrease in government purchases
the RBI decreasing the bank rate
Question 4
Complete
Select one:
MR = ATC
MC > MR
MR = MC
MR > AVC
Question 5
Complete
If the economy experiences a contractionary gap and the RBI buys government securities in the open-market, then:
Select one:
a. Money supply increases, the interest rate increases, and the aggregate demand increases
b. Money supply increases, investment increases, aggregate demand increases

c. Money supply decreases, the interest rate decreases, and the aggregate demand falls
d. Money supply decreases, the investment decreases, and the aggregate demand increases
Question 6
Complete
A cartel's profit-maximizing price is
Select one:
on the demand curve where it intersects its marginal cost curve
on the demand curve at the quantity where combined marginal cost equals marginal revenue
determined by using the cost-plus pricing model
the highest price possible
Question 7
Complete
Select one:
increases GDP less than an equal increase in government purchases
Question 8
Complete
Select one:
unique products
Question 9
Complete
Select one:
They are autonomous.
They equal the level of net taxes in equilibrium.
They vary directly with the interest rate.
They vary directly with the level of income.
Question 10
Complete
Select one:
Question 11
Complete
If MPC is 0.8, the simple tax multiplier is:
Select one:
3
-4
5
4
Question 12
Complete
Select one:
it would decrease
it would not change
it would increase
In periods of high inflation,
Select one: Question 13

the purchasingComplete
power of money is decreasing
the purchasingMark
power
0.50of
outmoney
of 0.50 is increasing
low nominal interest rates are likely to result
nobody wants to work and earn income
Question 14
Complete
Gross Domestic Product equals the
Select one:
market value of all goods and services produced by resources located in a country
value added to the economy by intermediate goods and services minus original cost
market value of all final goods and services produced by resources located in a country.
total output of all goods and services produced by resources located in a country
Question 15
Complete
Select one:
detergents
firewood
motorcycles
computer chips
Question 16
Complete
Select one:
Select one: Question 17

there are few sellers in the market Complete
there is only one seller in the market Mark 0.50 out of 0.50
Question 18
Complete
Select one:
Question 19
Complete
erestimate the demand for a toy in 2004 and, as a result, have an unexpectedly large number of them on hand at the end of the year, the value of the increased inventory of those toy
2005
n 2005
2004
n 2004
Question 20
Complete
Select one:
Question 21
Complete
If the inflation rate is higher than expected, which of the following groups in society would be most likely to gain?
Select one:
borrowers
persons holding large amounts of money
lenders
persons on fixed incomes
Question 22
Complete
The view that union wage demands may be a source of inflation would be best associated with the
Select one:
demand push view of inflation
demand pull view of inflation
supply shock view of inflation
cost push view of inflation
Question 23
Complete
Select one:
Decrease by 10%
Increase by 2%
Increase by 6%
Increase by 4%
Question 24
Complete
Select one:
nominal GDP rises
Question 25
Complete
Select one:
a. 400
75 percent
50
25 percent
Question 26
Complete
Select one:
Question 27
Complete
Oligopolists are more sensitive to the pricing and output policies of their rivals when
Select one:
there are barriers to entry
all firms produce identical products
their products are highly differentiated
there is freedom of entry and exit
Question 28
Complete
In which market structure(s) might firms produce an undifferentiated product?
Select one:
perfect competition and homogenous oligopoly
perfect competition only
monopoly only
monopolistic competition only
Question 29
Complete
Select one:
Question 30
Complete
Select one:
shifts to the right
shifts to the left
is unaffected
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Question 1
Complete
Michigan has an abundant supply of fresh water. However, an economist would consider it a scarce resource because
Select one:
pollution will eventually destroy all life in the Great Lakes
water is necessary for humans' physical survival
water commands a very high price
water is limited relative to people's unlimited wants
Question 2
Complete
Which of the following is not a barrier to entry which leads to monopoly power.
Select one:
control of an essential resource
homogeneous product
control over key patents
economies of scale
Question 3
Complete
Which of the following will cause the demand curve for a normal good to shift to the right?
Select one:
a decrease in income
an increase in the price of a substitute good
a decrease in the price of the good
an increase in the price of a complementary good
Question 4
Complete
Along a linear demand curve,
Select one:
both the slope and price elasticity are constant
the price elasticity is constant, but the slope varies
total revenues are constant
the slope is constant, but the price elasticity varies
Question 5
Complete
Economics is the study of
Select one:
role that money plays in the economy
how the human race differs from other species
how individuals amass personal fortunes in the stock market
how individuals and nations deal with the problem of scarcity
Question 6
Complete
Which of the following is most likely to be a fixed resource for Paul's Country Fresh Pies, Inc.?
Select one:
berries
baker
flour
ovens
Question 7
Complete
Which of the following is a long-run adjustment?
Select one:
Glow Electric disassembles one of its nuclear power plants.
A new economics professor is hired on campus.
Microsoft cuts back its hiring of new graduates.
General Motors increases its orders for steel.
Question 8
Complete
If variable cost rises from $60 to $100 as output increases from 15 to 20 units, the marginal cost of the twentieth unit
Select one:
is $40
is $8
is $5
is $100
Question 9
Complete
Marginal product is defined as
Select one:
the amount of additional resources needed to increase output by one unit when all resources are increased by the same amount
the increase in revenue that occurs when an additional unit of a resource is added
the increase in output that occurs when all resources are increased by the same proportion
the increase in output that occurs when an additional unit of a resource is added, holding all other resources constant
Question 10
Complete
The marginal product of labor is the
Select one:
change in revenue from using one more unit of labor
cost of one worker
average output per worker
change in output from using one more unit of labor
Question 11
Complete
00 per year, to open up a store selling spot remover to Dalmatians. He invested $10,000 in the store, which had been in savings earning 5 percent interest. This year's revenues in th
Question 12
Complete
For which of the following is demand most likely to be perfectly inelastic?
Select one:
Hotdogs
BMW automobiles
insulin
Pepsi Cola
Question 13
Complete
Perfectly competitive firms respond to changing market conditions by varying their
Select one:
market share
price
information
output
Question 14
Complete
The opportunity cost of a resource
Select one:
includes explicit cost only
is equal to the market price of the resource
includes implicit cost only
includes both explicit and implicit cost
Question 15
Complete
As a monopolist increases the quantity of output produced, what happens to price (P) and marginal revenue (MR)?
Select one:
P is constant, but MR decreases
both P and MR decrease, but MR falls faster than P
P decreases, but MR is constant
both P and MR remain constant
Question 16
Complete
At the point where diminishing marginal returns set in, the slope of the total product curve is
Select one:
negative and decreasing
negative and increasing
positive and decreasing
positive and increasing
Question 17
Complete
In economics, capital is defined as
Select one:
human creations used in the production process
the natural, unskilled abilities of people
money and other financial assets
natural resources, such as water, oil, and iron ore
Question 18
Complete
If we say that demand has increased, we mean that there has been
Select one:
a rightward shift of the demand curve
a rightward movement along the demand curve
a leftward shift of the demand curve
a leftward movement along the demand curve
Question 19
Complete
The respective payments for the resources of natural resources, labor, capital, and entrepreneurial ability are
Select one:
rent, wages, interest, and profit
profit, rent, interest, and wages
interest, wages, profit, and rent
interest, profit, wages, and rent
Question 20
Complete
Suppose there are only two goods, apples and oranges. What happens if the price of each good increases by 15 percent?
Select one:
Demand for both goods increases.
There is no substitution effect because relative prices have remained constant.
The consumer will substitute apples for oranges
The consumer will substitute oranges for apples.
Question 21
Complete
The effect of a decrease in the price of personal computers, other things constant, is likely to be best represented by which of the following?
Select one:
an upward movement on the demand curve
a downward movement on the demand curve
Question 22
Complete
The long run is a period of time
Select one:
during which at least one resource is fixed
during which all resources are fixed
during which all resources are variable
less than one year
Question 23
Complete
Which of the following is most likely to be an inferior good?
Select one:
used clothings
soft drinks
restaurant meals
airline travel
Question 24
Complete
Which of the following will cause demand to be relatively elastic?
Select one:
The time period is relatively short
The good is considered a necessity
There are few substitutes
The time period is relatively long
Question 25
Complete
Which of the following statements is true? If the marginal product of labor diminishes,
Select one:
average fixed cost rises
average total cost must rise
marginal cost rises
average variable cost is constant
Question 26
Complete
The demand curve facing a single-price monopolist
Select one:
is the same as its average revenue curve
is the same as its marginal revenue curve
lies above its average revenue curve
is the same as the perfect competitor's demand curve
Question 27
Complete
Unlike a "service," a "good"
Select one:
is physical and tangible
uses resources to satisfy wants
is a resource
is desirable
Question 28
Complete
The demand curve facing a perfectly competitive firm is
Select one:
perfectly inelastic
unit elastic
perfectly elastic
identical to the industry demand curve
Question 29
Complete
Which of the following statements about the substitution effect of a price change is true?
Select one:
It assumes that the consumer substitutes more expensive goods for cheaper ones when income increases.
It affects the consumer's ability, rather than willingness, to purchase a good.
It is usually equal to the income effect.
It is caused by a change in relative prices.
Question 30
Complete
Explicit costs are
Select one:
not part of opportunity cost
actual monetary payments for resources purchased
the only cost considered in opportunity cost
exactly the same as implicit costs
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Question 1
Complete
Because market price remains constant as a perfectly competitive firm expands output, each firm faces
Select one:
a downward sloping curve
a horizontal demand curve
constant costs
constant returns to scale
Question 2
Complete
Select one:
Question 3
Complete
Question 4
Complete
Select one:
Question 5
Complete
Select one:
Question 6
Complete
Cash payments for steel to be used in production would be an example of
Select one:
implicit costs
explicit costs
sunk costs
fixed costs
Question 7
EconomistsComplete
assume that firms seek to
Select one:
maximize economic profit
maximize total revenue
maximize normal profit
maximize accounting profit
Question 8
Complete
Select one:
ovens
baker
flour
berries
Question 9
Economics is the studyComplete
of
Select one:
Question 10
Complete
In perfect competition, if one firm raises its price,
Select one:
others will follow
that firm will increase its revenues
all consumers will be adversely affected
that firm will lose revenues because other firms will not follow
Which of the following markets best approximates the perfectly competitive market structure?
Question 11
Select one: Complete
insurance Mark 0.50 out of 0.50
automobile manufacturing
world commodity markets
airlines
Question 12
Complete
The demand curve for a good that has many perfect substitutes in consumption is likely to be
Select one:
steep
highly inelastic
horizontal
upward sloping
Question 13
water is limited relative to people's unlimited wantsMark 0.50 out of 0.50
Question 14
Complete
Select one:
Question 15
Question 16
Complete
The income effect of an increase in the price of backpacks (a normal good) is a(n)
Select one:
increase in the quantity demanded of backpacks
decrease in the quantity demanded for backpacks
decrease in the demand for backpacks
increase in the demand for backpacks
If the demand for airline tickets to Fort Lauderdale is price elastic

Question 17
a small change in price will cause a large shift in the demand curve
a large change in price will cause a small shift in the demand curve
airline revenue will increase if supply decreases
airline revenue will increase if supply increases
Question 18
Complete
The law of demand is illustrated by a demand curve that is
Select one:
downward sloping and convex to origin
none of these
downward sloping and concave to origin
downward sloping

Question 19
less than oneMark
year0.50 out of 0.50
during which all resources are fixed
during which at least one resource is fixed
Question 20
Complete
If a firm is a natural monopoly, its
Select one:
long-run average cost declines and marginal cost rises over the full range of market demand
fixed cost declines over the full range of market demand
long-run average cost declines over the full range of market demand
long-run average cost increases over the full range of market demand
Question 21
a decrease in the price of the good Mark 0.50 out of 0.50
Question 22
Complete
Economic profit is defined as
Select one:
total revenue plus implicit costs
total revenue minus implicit and explicit costs
total revenue plus explicit costs
total revenue minus implicit costs

Question 23
Question 24
Complete
The law of demand says that the lower the price of a good, other things constant,
Select one:
the smaller the demand for that good
the larger the demand for that good
the smaller the quantity demanded of that good
the larger the quantity demanded of that good
Question 25
Question 26
Complete
Select one:
BMW automobiles
insulin
Pepsi Cola
Hotdogs

Question 27
Question 28
Complete
Scarcity
Select one:
applies when a resource is not freely available
exists because people have wants that are unlimited relative to the availability of resources to satisfy those wants
All of the above are true
means that each society and each individual must make choices

Question 29
information
market share
output
price
Question 30
Complete
If a 5% increase in price leads to an 8% decrease in quantity demanded, demand is
Select one:
unit elastic
inelastic
perfectly elastic
elastic
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Question 1
Complete
Select one:
a. includes explicit cost only
b. is equal to the market price of the resource
c. includes implicit cost only

d. includes both explicit and implicit cost
Question 2
Complete
Which of the following is most likely to be a xed resource for Paul's Country Fresh Pies, Inc.?
Select one:
a. berries
b. baker
c. our
d. ovens
Question 3
Complete

Economics is best dened as the study of how
Select one:
a. to make money
b. to eliminate the problem of scarce resources
c. Individuals decide to use scarce resources in an attempt to satisfy their unlimited wants
d. the government should deal with unemployment and ination
Question 4
Complete
Select one:
a. interest, prot, wages, and rent
b. prot, rent, interest, and wages
c. interest, wages, prot, and rent

d. rent, wages, interest, and prot
Question 5
Complete
Economic prot is dened as
Select one:
a. total revenue plus implicit costs
b. total revenue minus implicit and explicit costs
c. total revenue minus implicit costs

d. total revenue plus explicit costs
Question 6
Complete
Select one:
a. airlines
b. world commodity markets
c. automobile manufacturing
d. insurance
Question 7
Complete
The income eect of an increase in the price of backpacks (a normal good) is a(n)
Select one:
a. decrease in the demand for backpacks
b. increase in the demand for backpacks
c. increase in the quantity demanded of backpacks

d. decrease in the quantity demanded for backpacks
Question 8
Complete
Select one:
a. a rightward shift of the demand curve
b. a rightward movement along the demand curve
c. a leftward shift of the demand curve

d. a leftward movement along the demand curve
Question 9
Complete
Choices made by economic decision makers
Select one:
a. are government decisions only
b. occur infrequently
c. are the primary focus of economics

d. do not involve ordinary citizens
Question 10
Complete
Which of the following are implicit costs for a typical rm?
Select one:
a. insurance costs
b. electricity costs
c. opportunity costs of capital owned and used by the rm

d. cost of labor hired by the rm
Question 11
Complete
The law of diminishing returns explains why
Select one:
a. the production possibilities curve is bowed out
b. short-run MC and AVC curves are U-shaped
c. monopolies have a guaranteed prot margin

d. long run supply curves are downward sloping
Question 12
Complete
Economists assume that rms seek to
Select one:
a. maximize economic prot
b. maximize accounting prot
c. maximize total revenue

d. maximize normal prot
Question 13
Complete
Select one:
a. airline revenue will increase if supply increases
b. airline revenue will increase if supply decreases
c. a small change in price will cause a large shift in the demand curve
d. a large change in price will cause a small shift in the demand curve
Question 14
Complete
Which of the following is true in the short run at the output level where average total cost is at its minimum?
Select one:
a. Marginal cost equals average total cost.
b. Marginal cost equals average variable cost.
c. Average total cost equals average xed cost.
d. Average variable cost equals xed cost.
Question 15
Complete
Which of the following statements about the substitution eect of a price change is true?
Select one:
a. It assumes that the consumer substitutes more expensive goods for cheaper ones when income increases.
b. It aects the consumer's ability, rather than willingness, to purchase a good.
c. It is caused by a change in relative prices.
d. It is usually equal to the income eect.
Question 16
Complete
In perfect competition, if one rm raises its price,
Select one:
a. that rm will lose revenues because other rms will not follow
b. all consumers will be adversely aected
c. that rm will increase its revenues

d. others will follow
Question 17
Complete
Select one:
a. water is limited relative to people's unlimited wants
b. pollution will eventually destroy all life in the Great Lakes
c. water is necessary for humans' physical survival

d. water commands a very high price
Question 18
Complete
The eect of a decrease in the price of personal computers, other things constant, is likely to be best represented by which of the
following?
Select one:
a. a rightward shift of the demand curve
b. an upward movement on the demand curve
c. a downward movement on the demand curve

d. a leftward shift of the demand curve
Question 19
Complete
Select one:
a. positive and increasing
b. positive and decreasing
c. negative and decreasing

d. negative and increasing
Question 20
Complete
Select one:
a. is $5
b. is $8
c. is $40
d. is $100
Question 21
Complete
Suppose Ernie gives up his job as nancial advisor for P.E.T.S., at which he earned $30,000 per year, to open up a store selling spot remover
to Dalmatians. He invested $10,000 in the store, which had been in savings earning 5 percent interest. This year's revenues in the new
business were $50,000, and explicit costs were $10,000. Calculate Ernie's accounting prot
Select one:
a. 10000
b. 50000
c. 40000
d. 20000
Question 22
Complete

Select one:
a. the slope is constant, but the price elasticity varies
b. both the slope and price elasticity are constant
c. the price elasticity is constant, but the slope varies

d. total revenues are constant
Question 23
Complete
Select one:
a. is the same as the perfect competitor's demand curve
b. is the same as its average revenue curve
c. lies above its average revenue curve

d. is the same as its marginal revenue curve
Question 24
Complete
If a rm is a natural monopoly, its
Select one:
a. long-run average cost declines over the full range of market demand
b. xed cost declines over the full range of market demand
c. long-run average cost declines and marginal cost rises over the full range of market demand
d. long-run average cost increases over the full range of market demand
Question 25
Complete
Because market price remains constant as a perfectly competitive rm expands output, each rm faces
Select one:
a. constant costs
b. a horizontal demand curve
c. a downward sloping curve

d. constant returns to scale
Question 26
Complete
Select one:
a. during which all resources are variable
b. during which all resources are xed
c. during which at least one resource is xed

d. less than one year
Question 27
Complete
Explicit costs are
Select one:
a. the only cost considered in opportunity cost
b. not part of opportunity cost
c. exactly the same as implicit costs

d. actual monetary payments for resources purchased
Question 28
Complete
Select one:
a. General Motors increases its orders for steel.
b. Microsoft cuts back its hiring of new graduates.
c. A new economics professor is hired on campus.

d. Glow Electric disassembles one of its nuclear power plants.
Question 29
Complete
If a rm raises the price of its product, its total revenue will
Select one:
a. increase only if demand is price inelastic
b. remain constant, regardless of price elasticity of demand
c. increase only if demand is price elastic

d. always increase
Question 30
Complete
Along a linear demand curve, total revenue is maximized when demand is
Select one:
a. unit elastic
b. inelastic
c. elastic
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nominal GDP rises
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Which of the following would cause a downward
Complete movement along the money demand curve?
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MR > AVC
MR = ATC
MC > MR
MR = MC
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5
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monopoly only
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Discretionary fiscal policy is policy that
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is an intentional change in taxation or government spending
applies to some states but not others
is developed in secret by the Government
applies to some industries but not others
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Which of the following, other things constant,
Complete will shift the money demand curve to the left?
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detergents
computer chips
firewood
motorcycles

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increases GDP less than anMark 0.50 out of 0.50
equal increase in government purchases
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What is the opportunity cost of holding money rather than some other financial asset?
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the forgone interest income
the forgone utility
time
the forgone leisure
Suppose that storage costs increase, so that firms decide to hold less output in inventory, other things constant. Which of the following is true?
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consumption spending will decrease
investment will increase
consumption spending will increase
investment will decrease
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a tax cut
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Increase by 2%
Increase by 4%
Increase by 6%
Decrease by 10%
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Mark 0.50
all relative prices increase at the same rate, leaving out of 0.50
money prices constant
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Fiscal policy
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uses the Union government's powers of spending and taxation to affect employment, the price level, and GDP
can affect employment and prices, but not the level of GDP
can affect employment and the level of GDP, but not the price level
uses the Union government's powers over the money supply and interest rates to affect employment, the price level, and GDP

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50
75 percent
c. 400
d. 25 percent
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A cartel is
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the purchasing power of money is increasing
the purchasing power of money is decreasing
verestimate the demand for a toy in 2004 and, as a result, have an unexpectedly large number of them on hand at the end of the year, the value of the increased inventory of those to
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2004
n 2005
n 2004
2005
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Which of the following would be included in this year's GDP?
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the used car Tracey sold to Justin
that bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken you bought this Year
George Garcia's purchase of a fishing rod and reel at a garage sale
one hundred shares of IBM stock that Tony Hanks bought this Year
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a. airline revenue will increase if supply decreases
b. a small change in price will cause a large shift in the demand curve
c. a large change in price will cause a small shift in the demand curve
d. airline revenue will increase if supply increases
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Perfectly competitive firms respond to changing market conditions by varying their Select
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a. information
b. market share
c. price
d. output
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a. natural resources, such as water, oil, and iron ore
b. money and other financial assets
c. the natural, unskilled abilities of people
d. human creations used in the production process
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a. that firm will lose revenues because other firms will not follow
b. all consumers will be adversely affected
c. others will follow
d. that firm will increase its revenues
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Suppose Ernie gives up his job as financial advisor for P.E.T.S., at which he earned $30,000 per year,
to open up a store selling spot remover to Dalmatians. He invested $10,000 in the store, which had
been in savings earning 5 percent interest. This year's revenues in the new business were $50,000, and
explicit costs were $10,000. Calculate Ernie's accounting profit
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a. 20000
b. 10000
c. 40000
d. 50000
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If a firm raises the price of its product, its total revenue will
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a. increase only if demand is price inelastic
b. increase only if demand is price elastic
c. always increase
d. remain constant, regardless of price elasticity of demand
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Economists assume that firms seek to
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a. maximize total revenue
b. maximize economic profit
c. maximize accounting profit
d. maximize normal profit
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Economics is best defined as the study of how
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a. the government should deal with unemployment and inflation
b. to eliminate the problem of scarce resources
d. to make money
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At the point where diminishing marginal returns set in, the slope of the total product curve is Select
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a. positive and increasing
b. positive and decreasing
c. negative and increasing
d. negative and decreasing
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Cash payments for steel to be used in production would be an example of Select
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a. explicit costs
b. fixed costs
c. implicit costs
d. sunk costs
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Which of the following is a short-run adjustment?
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a. Faced with increasing enrollment, a private college builds a new School of Business
building.
b. Because of staggering losses, three insurance companies exit the industry.
c. People's Bank hires two new tellers to meet increased demand for customer services.
d. Toyota builds an automobile plant in Kentucky.
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a. occur infrequently
b. do not involve ordinary citizens
c. are the primary focus of economics
d. are government decisions only
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Michigan has an abundant supply of fresh water. However, an economist would consider it a scarce
resource because
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a. pollution will eventually destroy all life in the Great Lakes
b. water is necessary for humans' physical survival
c. water commands a very high price
d. water is limited relative to people's unlimited wants
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The respective payments for the resources of natural resources, labor, capital, and
entrepreneurial ability are
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a. profit, rent, interest, and wages
b. interest, wages, profit, and rent
c. interest, profit, wages, and rent
d. rent, wages, interest, and profit
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a. long run supply curves are downward sloping
b. short-run MC and AVC curves are U-shaped
c. monopolies have a guaranteed profit margin
d. the production possibilities curve is bowed out
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Which of the following are implicit costs for a typical firm?
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a. electricity costs
b. cost of labor hired by the firm
c. insurance costs
d. opportunity costs of capital owned and used by the firm
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Which of the following is true in the short run at the output level where average total cost is at its
minimum?
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a. Marginal cost equals average variable cost.
b. Marginal cost equals average total cost.
c. Average total cost equals average fixed cost.
d. Average variable cost equals fixed cost.
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The effect of a decrease in the price of personal computers, other things constant, is likely to be best
represented by which of the following?
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a. a downward movement on the demand curve
b. a leftward shift of the demand curve
c. an upward movement on the demand curve
d. a rightward shift of the demand curve
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If variable cost rises from $60 to $100 as output increases from 15 to 20 units, the marginal cost of
the twentieth unit
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a. is $8
b. is $40
c. is $5
d. is $100
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a. downward sloping and concave to origin
b. none of these
c. downward sloping
d. downward sloping and convex to origin
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Because market price remains constant as a perfectly competitive firm expands output, each firm
faces
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a. constant costs
c. constant returns to scale
d. a downward sloping curve
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a. an increase in the price of a substitute good
b. a decrease in income
c. an increase in the price of a complementary good
d. a decrease in the price of the good
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a. includes implicit cost only
b. includes both explicit and implicit cost
c. includes explicit cost only
d. is equal to the market price of the resource
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a. ovens
b. baker
c. berries
d. flour
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The income effect of an increase in the price of backpacks (a normal good) is a(n) Select
one:
a. increase in the quantity demanded of backpacks
b. decrease in the quantity demanded for backpacks
c. increase in the demand for backpacks
d. decrease in the demand for backpacks
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Along a linear demand curve, total revenue is maximized when demand is Select
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a. inelastic
b. elastic
c. perfectly elastic
d. unit elastic
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As a monopolist increases the quantity of output produced, what happens to price (P) and marginal
revenue (MR)?
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a. both P and MR decrease, but MR falls faster than P
b. P decreases, but MR is constant
c. both P and MR remain constant
d. P is constant, but MR decreases
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a. the increase in output that occurs when an additional unit of a resource is added, holding all other
resources constant
b. the increase in revenue that occurs when an additional unit of a resource is added
c. the increase in output that occurs when all resources are increased by the same
proportion
d. the amount of additional resources needed to increase output by one unit when all
resources are increased by the same amount
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a. the price elasticity is constant, but the slope varies
b. total revenues are constant
c. the slope is constant, but the price elasticity varies
d. both the slope and price elasticity are constant
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a. It affects the consumer's ability, rather than willingness, to purchase a good.
b. It is caused by a change in relative prices.
c. It is usually equal to the income effect.
d. It assumes that the consumer substitutes more expensive goods for cheaper ones when income
increases.
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If toy stores overestimate the demand for a toy in 2004 and, as a result, have an
unexpectedly large number of them on hand at the end of the year, the value of the
increased inventory of those toys will be counted as
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a. investment in 2005
b. investment in 2004
c. consumption in 2004
d. consumption in 2005
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If the inflation rate is higher than expected, which of the following groups in society would be most
likely to gain?
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a. persons holding large amounts of money
b. borrowers
c. persons on fixed incomes
d. lenders
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The view that union wage demands may be a source of inflation would be best associated with the
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a. demand pull view of inflation
b. cost push view of inflation
c. supply shock view of inflation
d. demand push view of inflation
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a. both aggregate supply and aggregate demand to smooth out business fluctuations
b. aggregate supply to smooth out business fluctuations
c. aggregate demand to stimulate the economy and aggregate supply to contract it
d. aggregate demand to smooth out business fluctuations
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Which of the following would cause a downward movement along the money demand curve? Select
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a. a decrease in the interest rate
b. a decrease in real GDP
c. an increase in real GDP
d. an increase in the interest rate
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a. uncertainty about changes in relative prices causes a decrease in economic efficiency
b. all relative prices increase at the same rate, leaving money prices constant
c. all money prices rise at the same rate, causing relative prices to increase
d. economic efficiency increases because decision makers pay closer attention to changes in money
prices
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A firm could differentiate its product by all of the following means except one. Which is the
exception?
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a. using packaging or advertising to create a special subjective image of the product in the
consumer's mind
b. making the product available at a number of different locations
c. increasing the number of services that accompany the product
d. emphasizing that the product provides the same benefits to consumers as the others on the
market, even when it is really physically different
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Which of the following is true about inflation?
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a. Inflation promotes social harmony by uniting people against the government.
b. Accurate anticipation of inflation is possible for everyone who is well informed about
economic events.
c. If people accurately anticipate inflation, their actions will prevent it.
d. Inflation is more damaging if it is unanticipated.
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a. low nominal interest rates are likely to result
b. the purchasing power of money is increasing
c. nobody wants to work and earn income
d. the purchasing power of money is decreasing
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a. the interest rate rises
b. nominal GDP rises
c. the interest rate falls
d. the price level falls
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a. Aggregate demand increases and aggregate supply increases.
b. Both aggregate demand and aggregate supply decrease.
c. Both aggregate demand and aggregate supply increase.
d. Aggregate demand increases and aggregate supply decreases.
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If the MPC equals 0.75 and Government expenditure increases by $100, real GDP
demanded will increase by
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a. 25 percent
b. 400
c. 50
d. 75 percent
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Inflation is Select
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a. a reduction in everyone's standard of living
b. a continuing rise in everyone's standard of living
c. a rise in the real prices of all goods and services
d. a general and continuous rise in the money prices of goods and services
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Suppose that storage costs increase, so that firms decide to hold less output in inventory, other
things constant. Which of the following is true?
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a. consumption spending will increase
b. consumption spending will decrease
c. investment will increase
d. investment will decrease
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Oligopolists are more sensitive to the pricing and output policies of their rivals when Select one:
a. there is freedom of entry and exit
b. there are barriers to entry
c. their products are highly differentiated
d. all firms produce identical products
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a. sunglasses worn on a summer vacation in Florida
b. legal services hired by a public accounting firm
c. any good bought by a household, rather than a firm
d. pizzas bought at a restaurant
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It is harder to explain the behavior of firms in oligopoly than in other market structures
because in oligopoly
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a. only differentiated products are produced
b. only homogeneous products are produced
c. firms base their decisions on what their rivals do
d. the firms act independently of each other
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a. applies to some states but not others
b. applies to some industries but not others
c. is developed in secret by the Government
d. is an intentional change in taxation or government spending
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What is the opportunity cost of holding money rather than some other financial asset? Select
one:
a. the forgone leisure
b. the forgone interest income
c. time
d. the forgone utility
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a. intermediate goods are not part of investment spending
b. the value of the intermediate goods is already included in the value of the final goods
c. intermediate goods are only produced by government
d. the value of the intermediate goods is already included as inventory investment
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A change in autonomous net taxes affects the equilibrium quantity of GDP demanded Select
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a. only indirectly, by first changing the level of disposable income
b. in the same way as a change in autonomous net exports
c. in the same way as a change in autonomous planned investment
d. in the same way as a change in autonomous government purchases
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a. the used car Tracey sold to Justin
b. one hundred shares of IBM stock that Tony Hanks bought this Year
c. George Garcia's purchase of a fishing rod and reel at a garage sale
d. that bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken you bought this Year
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a. on the demand curve at the quantity where combined marginal cost equals marginal revenue
b. the highest price possible
c. determined by using the cost-plus pricing model
d. on the demand curve where it intersects its marginal cost curve
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a. the marginal revenue curve lies below the demand curve
b. the marginal revenue curve lies above the demand curve
c. the marginal revenue curve lies above the average revenue curve
d. marginal revenue is equal to average revenue
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a. 5
b. -4
c. 3
d. 4
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A movement upward and to the left along the money demand curve is caused by Select
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a. an increase in real GDP
b. an increase in the interest rate
c. a decrease in real GDP
d. a decrease in the interest rate
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If Ford raises the price of its automobiles, the demand curve for GM automobiles Select
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a. is unaffected
b. shifts to the left
c. becomes more elastic
d. shifts to the right
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a. goods must be undifferentiated and many sellers
b. firms must be small in size and selling differentiated goods
c. goods can be either undifferentiated or differentiated and there are few firms large in size
d. goods must be differentiated and few sellers
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a. increasing aggregate demand and lower unemployment
b. decreasing aggregate demand and lower unemployment
c. decreasing aggregate demand and greater unemployment
d. increasing aggregate demand and greater unemployment
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Monopolistically competitive firms ignore the effect of their decisions upon other firms in the
industry because
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a. each firm is large relative to the market
b. there are few sellers in the market
c. there is only one seller in the market
d. each firm is small relative to the market

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50
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c. 400
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unique products
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MR = MC
MR = ATC
MR > AVC
MC > MR
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it would increase
it would not change
it would decrease
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If people accurately anticipate inflation, their actions will prevent it.
Inflation is more damaging if it is unanticipated.
Inflation promotes social harmony by uniting people against the government.
Accurate anticipation of inflation is possible for everyone who is well informed about economic events.
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borrowers
lenders
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A cartel is
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Inflation is
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Money supply increases, the interest rate increases, and the aggregate demand increases
Money supply decreases, the investment decreases, and the aggregate demand increases
Money supply decreases, the interest rate decreases, and the aggregate demand falls
Money supply increases, investment increases, aggregate demand increases
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detergents
computer chips
motorcycles
firewood
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erestimate the demand for a toy in 2004 and, as a result, have an unexpectedly large number of them on hand at the end of the year, the value of the increased inventory of those to
2004
2004
2005
2005
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Which of the following would directly reduce GDP?
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The Resident Welfare Association of Primus Estates decides to lay-off local guards at the local swimming pool.
An unscrupulous disposal company dumps barrels of toxic waste near a suburban water supply.
Pollution of international waters increases.
The switch from home-cooked meals to restaurant meals lowers the nutritional value of the average diet.
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monopoly only
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Fiscal policy
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a. restaurant meals
b. airline travel
c. soft drinks
d. used clothings
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a. downward sloping and concave to origin
b. downward sloping and convex to origin
c. downward sloping
d. none of these
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As a monopolist increases the quantity of output produced, what happens to price (P)
and marginal revenue (MR)?
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a. both P and MR decrease, but MR falls faster than P
b. both P and MR remain constant
c. P decreases, but MR is constant
d. P is constant, but MR decreases
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a. Faced with increasing enrollment, a private college builds a new School of
Business building.
b. Toyota builds an automobile plant in Kentucky.
c. Because of staggering losses, three insurance companies exit the industry.
d. People's Bank hires two new tellers to meet increased demand for customer services.
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a. during which all resources are fixed
b. less than one year
c. during which at least one resource is fixed
d. during which all resources are variable
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a. a leftward shift of the demand curve
b. a rightward movement along the demand curve
c. a leftward movement along the demand curve
d. a rightward shift of the demand curve
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Because market price remains constant as a perfectly competitive firm expands output, each firm
faces
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a. a horizontal demand curve
b. constant returns to scale
c. a downward sloping curve
d. constant costs
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a. includes both explicit and implicit cost
b. is equal to the market price of the resource
c. includes explicit cost only
d. includes implicit cost only
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If variable cost rises from $60 to $100 as output increases from 15 to 20 units, the marginal cost
of the twentieth unit
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a. is $5
b. is $40
c. is $8
d. is $100
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a. unit elastic
b. inelastic
d. elastic
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a. to eliminate the problem of scarce resources
b. to make money
d. the government should deal with unemployment and inflation
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a. long-run average cost increases over the full range of market demand
b. long-run average cost declines and marginal cost rises over the full range of
market demand
c. fixed cost declines over the full range of market demand
d. long-run average cost declines over the full range of market demand
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a. airline revenue will increase if supply increases
b. a large change in price will cause a small shift in the demand curve
d. airline revenue will increase if supply decreases
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a. unit elastic
b. elastic
d. inelastic
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Michigan has an abundant supply of fresh water. However, an economist would consider it a
scarce resource because
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a. water is limited relative to people's unlimited wants
b. water is necessary for humans' physical survival
c. pollution will eventually destroy all life in the Great Lakes
d. water commands a very high price
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Explicit costs are

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a. exactly the same as implicit costs
b. the only cost considered in opportunity cost
c. actual monetary payments for resources purchased
d. not part of opportunity cost
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a. airlines
b. world commodity markets
c. automobile manufacturing
d. insurance
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Which of the following is true in the short run at the output level where average total cost is at its
minimum?
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a. Average total cost equals average fixed cost.
c. Marginal cost equals average total cost.
d. Average variable cost equals fixed cost.
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a. unit elastic
b. perfectly elastic
c. perfectly inelastic
d. identical to the industry demand curve
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a. baker
b. flour
c. ovens
d. berries
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a. is the same as its average revenue curve
b. lies above its average revenue curve
c. is the same as its marginal revenue curve
d. is the same as the perfect competitor's demand curve
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Select one:
a. insurance costs
b. electricity costs
c. opportunity costs of capital owned and used by the firm
d. cost of labor hired by the firm
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Select one:
a. A new economics professor is hired on campus.
b. General Motors increases its orders for steel.
c. Microsoft cuts back its hiring of new graduates.
d. Glow Electric disassembles one of its nuclear power plants.
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Suppose there are only two goods, apples and oranges. What happens if the price of each good
increases by 15 percent?
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a. Demand for both goods increases.
b. The consumer will substitute apples for oranges
c. There is no substitution effect because relative prices have remained constant.
d. The consumer will substitute oranges for apples.
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The effect of a decrease in the price of personal computers, other things constant, is likely to
be best represented by which of the following?
Select one:
a. a downward movement on the demand curve
b. an upward movement on the demand curve
c. a rightward shift of the demand curve
d. a leftward shift of the demand curve
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Select one:
a. BMW automobiles
b. insulin
c. Pepsi Cola
d. Hotdogs
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Select one:
a. It is usually equal to the income effect.
b. It assumes that the consumer substitutes more expensive goods for cheaper ones
when income increases.
c. It affects the consumer's ability, rather than willingness, to purchase a good.
d. It is caused by a change in relative prices.
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a. long run supply curves are downward sloping
b. the production possibilities curve is bowed out
c. monopolies have a guaranteed profit margin
d. short-run MC and AVC curves are U-shaped
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Suppose Ernie gives up his job as financial advisor for P.E.T.S., at which he earned $30,000 per
year, to open up a store selling spot remover to Dalmatians. He invested $10,000 in the store,
which had been in savings earning 5 percent interest. This year's revenues in the new business
were $50,000, and explicit costs were $10,000. Calculate Ernie's accounting profit
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a. 10000
b. 20000
c. 40000
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store of wealth
medium of exchange
standard of value
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motorcycles
firewood
detergents
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If future price changes were perfectly anticipated by both borrowers and lenders, what would happen to the real interest rate in the future if the price level chang
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it would increase
it would not change
it would decrease
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A cartel is
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Increase by 6%
Increase by 4%
Decrease by 10%
Increase by 2%
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shifts to the right
shifts to the left
is unaffected
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If the MPC equals 0.75 and Government expenditure
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50
75 percent
25 percent
d. 400
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nominal GDP rises
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-4
5
3
4
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time
the forgone utility
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a. consumption spending will decrease
b. investment will decrease
c. investment will increase
d. consumption spending will increase
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a. determined by using the cost-plus pricing model
b. on the demand curve at the quantity where combined marginal cost equals
marginal revenue
c. on the demand curve where it intersects its marginal cost curve
d. the highest price possible
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An oligopoly is characterized by
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a. few firms, which have control over market price
b. a large number of firms and no barriers to entry
c. a single firm and no barriers to entry
d. many firms and some barriers to entry
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Monopolistically competitive firms ignore the effect of their decisions upon other firms in the
industry because
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a. there are few sellers in the market
b. there is only one seller in the market
c. each firm is large relative to the market
d. each firm is small relative to the market
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a. 50
b. 400
c. 25 percent
d. 75 percent
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a. the marginal revenue curve lies above the average revenue curve
b. the marginal revenue curve lies below the demand curve
c. the marginal revenue curve lies above the demand curve
d. marginal revenue is equal to average revenue
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If future price changes were perfectly anticipated by both borrowers and lenders, what would
happen to the real interest rate in the future if the price level changed?
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a. it would decrease by the amount of the price increase
b. it would not change
c. it would decrease
d. it would increase
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a. a decrease in real GDP
b. an increase in the interest rate
c. a decrease in the interest rate
d. an increase in real GDP
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a. Both aggregate demand and aggregate supply decrease.
b. Aggregate demand increases and aggregate supply decreases.
c. Aggregate demand increases and aggregate supply increases.
d. Both aggregate demand and aggregate supply increase.
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If toy stores overestimate the demand for a toy in 2004 and, as a result, have an unexpectedly
large number of them on hand at the end of the year, the value of the increased inventory of those
toys will be counted as
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a. investment in 2004
b. consumption in 2004
c. consumption in 2005
d. investment in 2005
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a. low nominal interest rates are likely to result
b. the purchasing power of money is decreasing
c. nobody wants to work and earn income
d. the purchasing power of money is increasing
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a. changes GDP in an unpredictable manner
b. increases GDP less than an equal increase in government purchases
c. decreases GDP more than an equal decrease in government purchases
d. increases GDP as much as an equal decrease in government purchases
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a. aggregate demand to stimulate the economy and aggregate supply to contract it
b. both aggregate supply and aggregate demand to smooth out business fluctuations
c. aggregate supply to smooth out business fluctuations
d. aggregate demand to smooth out business fluctuations
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a. becomes more elastic
b. shifts to the right
c. is unaffected
d. shifts to the left
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Which of the following would directly reduce

GDP? Select one:
a. An unscrupulous disposal company dumps barrels of toxic waste near a suburban water
supply.
b. The Resident Welfare Association of Primus Estates decides to lay-off local guards at the
local swimming pool.
c. The switch from home-cooked meals to restaurant meals lowers the nutritional value of
the average diet.
d. Pollution of international waters increases.
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a. perfect competition and homogenous oligopoly
b. monopoly only
c. perfect competition only
d. monopolistic competition only
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a. interest-bearing asset
b. standard of value
c. medium of exchange
d. store of wealth
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a. the shape of the firm's average total cost curve
b. the behavior of competing firms
c. the firm's supply curve
d. the shape of the firm's marginal cost curve
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Monopolistic competition is different from perfect competition because monopolistic

competitors produce
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a. a homogeneous product
b. a homogeneous but unique product
c. differentiated products
d. unique products
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a. decreasing aggregate demand and greater unemployment
b. increasing aggregate demand and lower unemployment
c. decreasing aggregate demand and lower unemployment
d. increasing aggregate demand and greater unemployment
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a. pizzas bought at a restaurant
b. any good bought by a household, rather than a firm
c. sunglasses worn on a summer vacation in Florida
d. legal services hired by a public accounting firm
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Fiscal policy
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a. can affect employment and the level of GDP, but not the price level
b. uses the Union government's powers over the money supply and interest rates to
affect employment, the price level, and GDP
c. can affect employment and prices, but not the level of GDP
d. uses the Union government's powers of spending and taxation to affect employment,
the price level, and GDP
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A cartel is
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a. an agreement among rival firms to set prices independently
b. a group of monopolistically competitive firms which charge the same price
c. usually legal in India
d. a group of oligopolistic firms that engage in formal collusion
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a. intermediate goods are not part of investment spending
b. intermediate goods are only produced by government
c. the value of the intermediate goods is already included as inventory investment
d. the value of the intermediate goods is already included in the value of the final goods
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During periods when the inflation rate fluctuates

widely, Select one:
a. all relative prices increase at the same rate, leaving money prices constant
b. uncertainty about changes in relative prices causes a decrease in economic efficiency
c. all money prices rise at the same rate, causing relative prices to increase
d. economic efficiency increases because decision makers pay closer attention to changes
in money prices
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a. Jim purchases a new automobile.
b. Laurie pays $15 for a haircut.
c. Sandy, who is on welfare, receives $100 in food stamps.
d. Joe pays a plumber $100 to fix a broken pipe.
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a. the interest rate falls
b. the interest rate rises
c. nominal GDP rises
d. the price level falls
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a. the used car Tracey sold to Justin
b. one hundred shares of IBM stock that Tony Hanks bought this Year
c. George Garcia's purchase of a fishing rod and reel at a garage sale
d. that bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken you bought this Year
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a. They equal the level of net taxes in equilibrium.
b. They are autonomous.
c. They vary directly with the level of income.
d. They vary directly with the interest rate.
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Which of the following is most likely produced in a monopolistically competitive

market? Select one:
a. firewood
b. motorcycles
c. computer chips
d. detergents
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Average total cost equals average fixed cost.
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downward sloping
none of these
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that firm will increase its revenues
that firm will lose revenues because other firms will not follow
others will follow
all consumers will be adversely affected
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cost of one worker
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is $40
is $8
is $100
is $5
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output
market share
information
price
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insurance costs
cost of labor hired by the firm
opportunity costs of capital owned and used by the firm
electricity costs
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marginal cost rises
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unit elastic
perfectly elastic
inelastic
elastic
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to eliminate the problem of scarce resources
the government should deal with unemployment and inflation
to make money
Individuals decide to use scarce resources in an attempt to satisfy their unlimited wants
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Explicit costs are
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actual monetary payments for resources purchased
not part of opportunity cost
the only cost considered in opportunity cost
exactly the same as implicit costs
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steep
highly inelastic
horizontal
upward sloping
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elastic
unit elastic
perfectly elastic
inelastic
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restaurant meals
airline travel
used clothings
soft drinks
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homogeneous product
economies of scale
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People's Bank hires two new tellers to meet increased demand for customer services.
Because of staggering losses, three insurance companies exit the industry.
Toyota builds an automobile plant in Kentucky.
Faced with increasing enrollment, a private college builds a new School of Business building.
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a. the amount of additional resources needed to increase output by one unit when all resources are increased by the same
amount
b. the increase in output that occurs when all resources are increased by the same proportion
c. the increase in output that occurs when an additional unit of a resource is added, holding all other resources constant
d. the increase in revenue that occurs when an additional unit of a resource is added
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Which of the following statements about the substitution effect of a price change is true? Select
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a. It is caused by a change in relative prices.
b. It affects the consumer's ability, rather than willingness, to purchase a good.
c. It assumes that the consumer substitutes more expensive goods for cheaper ones when income increases.
d. It is usually equal to the income effect.
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a. total revenue minus implicit costs
b. total revenue minus implicit and explicit costs
c. total revenue plus implicit costs
d. total revenue plus explicit costs
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Which of the following will cause the demand curve for a normal good to shift to the right? Select
one:
a. a decrease in the price of the good
b. an increase in the price of a complementary good
c. an increase in the price of a substitute good
d. a decrease in income
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a. includes explicit cost only
b. includes both explicit and implicit cost
c. is equal to the market price of the resource
d. includes implicit cost only
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a. long-run average cost declines over the full range of market demand
b. fixed cost declines over the full range of market demand
c. long-run average cost increases over the full range of market demand
d. long-run average cost declines and marginal cost rises over the full range of market demand
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a. The consumer will substitute apples for oranges
b. The consumer will substitute oranges for apples.
c. There is no substitution effect because relative prices have remained constant.
d. Demand for both goods increases.
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Cash payments for steel to be used in production would be an example of Select
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a. fixed costs
b. implicit costs
c. explicit costs
d. sunk costs
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a. is a resource
b. uses resources to satisfy wants
c. is physical and tangible
d. is desirable
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a. change in revenue from using one more unit of labor
b. average output per worker
c. cost of one worker
d. change in output from using one more unit of labor
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The respective payments for the resources of natural resources, labor, capital, and entrepreneurial ability are Select one:
a. interest, wages, profit, and rent
b. interest, profit, wages, and rent
c. rent, wages, interest, and profit
d. profit, rent, interest, and wages
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a. restaurant meals
b. soft drinks
c. used clothings
d. airline travel
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The effect of a decrease in the price of personal computers, other things constant, is likely to be best represented by which of the
following?
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a. an upward movement on the demand curve
b. a rightward shift of the demand curve
c. a leftward shift of the demand curve
d. a downward movement on the demand curve
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The law of demand says that the lower the price of a good, other things constant, Select one:
a. the larger the quantity demanded of that good
b. the smaller the demand for that good
c. the larger the demand for that good
d. the smaller the quantity demanded of that good
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Explicit costs are
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a. exactly the same as implicit costs
b. the only cost considered in opportunity cost
c. actual monetary payments for resources purchased
d. not part of opportunity cost
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b. airline revenue will increase if supply increases
d. a large change in price will cause a small shift in the demand curve
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The income effect of an increase in the price of backpacks (a normal good) is a(n) Select one:
a. increase in the demand for backpacks
b. decrease in the demand for backpacks
c. increase in the quantity demanded of backpacks
d. decrease in the quantity demanded for backpacks
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The demand curve for a good that has many perfect substitutes in consumption is likely to be Select
one:
a. upward sloping
b. horizontal
c. highly inelastic
d. steep
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Which of the following is true in the short run at the output level where average total cost is at its minimum? Select
one:
a. Average variable cost equals fixed cost.
c. Average total cost equals average fixed cost.
d. Marginal cost equals average total cost.
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Perfectly competitive firms respond to changing market conditions by varying their Select one:
a. price
b. market share
c. output
d. information
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a. is the same as its average revenue curve
b. is the same as its marginal revenue curve
c. is the same as the perfect competitor's demand curve
d. lies above its average revenue curve
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Select one:
a. maximize economic profit
b. maximize total revenue
c. maximize accounting profit
d. maximize normal profit
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If a 5% increase in price leads to an 8% decrease in quantity demanded, demand is Select one:
a. inelastic
b. unit elastic
d. elastic
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Scarcity
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a. exists because people have wants that are unlimited relative to the availability of resources to satisfy those wants
b. applies when a resource is not freely available
c. All of the above are true
d. means that each society and each individual must make choices
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a. perfectly elastic
b. unit elastic
c. perfectly inelastic
d. identical to the industry demand curve
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Select one:
a. Microsoft cuts back its hiring of new graduates.
b. General Motors increases its orders for steel.
c. Glow Electric disassembles one of its nuclear power plants.
d. A new economics professor is hired on campus.
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Along a linear demand curve, total revenue is maximized when demand is Select one:
a. elastic
b. inelastic
d. unit elastic
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At the point where diminishing marginal returns set in, the slope of the total product curve is Select
one:
a. negative and decreasing
b. positive and increasing
c. positive and decreasing
d. negative and increasing
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In perfect competition, if one firm raises its price, Select
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a. others will follow
b. that firm will increase its revenues
c. all consumers will be adversely affected
d. that firm will lose revenues because other firms will not follow
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Because market price remains constant as a perfectly competitive firm expands output, each firm faces Select one:
a. a downward sloping curve
c. constant returns to scale
d. constant costs
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insulin
Hotdogs
Pepsi Cola
BMW automobiles
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perfectly elastic
perfectly inelastic
unit elastic
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marginal cost rises
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soft drinks
airline travel
restaurant meals
used clothings
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electricity costs
insurance costs
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horizontal
steep
highly inelastic
upward sloping
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economies of scale
homogeneous product
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downward sloping
none of these
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short-run MC and AVC curves are U-shaped
monopolies have a guaranteed profit margin
long run supply curves are downward sloping
the production possibilities curve is bowed out
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to make money
the government should deal with unemployment and inflation
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The income effect of an increase in the price of backpacks (a normal good) is a(n)
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are the primary focus of economics
occur infrequently
are government decisions only
do not involve ordinary citizens
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price
market share
output
information
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unit elastic
inelastic
perfectly elastic
elastic
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constant costs
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upward sloping
horizontal
highly inelastic
steep
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market share
information
output
price
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increase only if demand is price elastic
always increase
increase only if demand is price inelastic
remain constant, regardless of price elasticity of demand
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BMW automobiles
insulin
Pepsi Cola
Hotdogs
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cost of one worker
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is $40
is $5
is $8
is $100
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Scarcity
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All of the above are true
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occur infrequently
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monopolies have a guaranteed profit margin
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insurance
world commodity markets
automobile manufacturing
airlines
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perfectly elastic
unit elastic
inelastic
elastic
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constant costs
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perfectly elastic
perfectly inelastic
unit elastic
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Average variable cost equals fixed cost.
Average total cost equals average fixed cost.
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monopolies have a guaranteed profit margin
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If a firm raises the price of its product, its total revenue will
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remain constant, regardless of price elasticity of demand
always increase
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Economists assume that firms seek to
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maximize accounting profit
maximize economic profit
maximize normal profit
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Which of the following statements about the substitution effect of a price change is true?
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It affects the consumer's ability, rather than willingness, to purchase a good.
It is usually equal to the income effect.
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The demand curve facing a perfectly competitive firm is
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perfectly elastic
perfectly inelastic
unit elastic
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a. sunk costs
b. explicit costs
c. implicit costs
d. fixed costs
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There is no substitution effect because relative prices have remained constant.
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less than one year
during which at least one resource is fixed
during which all resources are fixed
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a. the larger the demand for that good
b. the smaller the quantity demanded of that good

c. the smaller the demand for that good
d. the larger the quantity demanded of that good

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unit elastic
perfectly elastic
inelastic
elastic
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Economic profit is defined as
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a. total revenue minus implicit costs
b. total revenue plus explicit costs

c. total revenue minus implicit and explicit costs
d. total revenue plus implicit costs

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In perfect competition, if one firm raises its price,
Select one:
others will follow
all consumers will be adversely affected
that firm will increase its revenues
that firm will lose revenues because other firms will not follow
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inelastic
unit elastic
elastic
perfectly elastic
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Scarcity
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a. means that each society and each individual must make choices
b. applies when a resource is not freely available

c. exists because people have wants that are unlimited relative to the availability of resources to satisfy those wants
d. All of the above are true

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Economics is best defined as the study of how
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to make money
the government should deal with unemployment and inflation
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interest, wages, profit, and rent
profit, rent, interest, and wages
rent, wages, interest, and profit
interest, profit, wages, and rent
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is $100
is $8
is $5
is $40
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b. a small change in price will cause a large shift in the demand curve
c. a large change in price will cause a small shift in the demand curve
d. airline revenue will increase if supply increases

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horizontal
steep
highly inelastic
upward sloping
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per year, to open up a store selling spot remover to Dalmatians. He invested $10,000 in the store, which had been in savings earning 5 percent interest. This year's revenues in the n
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Perfectly competitive firms respond to changing market conditions by varying their
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price
information
output
market share
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none of these
downward sloping
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is desirable
uses resources to satisfy wants
is a resource
is physical and tangible
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Mark 0.00 out automobile manufacturing
of 0.50 world commodity markets
insurance
airlines
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flour
ovens
out baker
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the larger the demand for that good
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out the smaller the quantity demanded of that good
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occur infrequently
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Mark 0.50 an increase in the price of a substitute good
out an increase in the price of a complementary good
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Complete Demand for both goods increases.
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perfectly elastic
unit elastic
perfectly inelastic

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out lies above its average revenue curve
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Question 10 Complete Mark 0.50 out General Motors increases its orders for steel.
of 0.50 Microsoft cuts back its hiring of new graduates.
tion 11 Complete Mark 0.50 out

0
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tion 12 Which ofcurve
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0
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marginal cost rises
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of 0.50 average total cost must rise

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0,000 per year, to open up a store selling spot remover to Dalmatians. He invested $10,000 in the store, which had been in savings earning 5 percent interest. This year's re
tion 15 Complete Mark 0.50 out Economic profit is defined as

0
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economies of scale
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of 0.50 homogeneous product

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is $5
is $8
tion 18 Complete Mark 0.50 out is $40 The income effect of an increase in the price of backpacks (a normal good) is a(n)
0 is $100
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Question 19 Complete Mark 0.50 out the government should deal with unemployment and inflation
of 0.50 to make money

0
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tion 21 Complete Mark 0.00 out positiveAlong a linear demand curve, total revenue is maximized when demand is
and increasing
0 positive and decreasing
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elastic
perfectly elastic
unit elastic
inelastic
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Question 22 Complete Mark 0.50 out maximize accounting profit
of 0.50 maximize economic profit

0
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tion 24 Complete Mark 0.50 out Which of the following is true in the short run
includes at explicit
both the output
andlevel where
implicit costaverage total cost is at its minimum?
0 includes explicit cost only
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Question 25 Complete Mark 0.50 out the natural, unskilled abilities of people
of 0.50 natural resources, such as water, oil, and iron ore

0
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tion 27 Complete Mark 0.50 out If a 5% to
water is limited relative increase in unlimited
people's price leads to an 8% decrease in quantity demanded, demand is
wants
0 water commands a very high price
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unit elastic
inelastic
elastic
perfectly elastic
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Question 28 Complete Mark 0.50 out remain constant, regardless of price elasticity of demand
of 0.50 always increase

0
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tion 30 Complete Mark 0.50 out The respective
the increase in revenue payments
that occursfor the resources
when of natural
an additional unit of resources,
a resource labor, capital, and entrepreneurial ability are
is added
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3
-4
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4
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50
25 percent
c. 400
d. 75 percent
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unique products
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MR = MC
MR = ATC
MR > AVC
MC > MR
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it would increase
it would not change
it would decrease
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borrowers
lenders
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A cartel is
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Inflation is
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detergents
computer chips
motorcycles
firewood
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erestimate the demand for a toy in 2004 and, as a result, have an unexpectedly large number of them on hand at the end of the year, the value of the increased inventory of those to
2004
2004
2005
2005
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Question 26
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Which of the following would directly reduce GDP?
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The Resident Welfare Association of Primus Estates decides to lay-off local guards at the local swimming pool.
An unscrupulous disposal company dumps barrels of toxic waste near a suburban water supply.
Pollution of international waters increases.
The switch from home-cooked meals to restaurant meals lowers the nutritional value of the average diet.
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monopoly only
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Fiscal policy
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nominal GDP rises
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Which of the following would cause a downward
Complete movement along the money demand curve?
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MR > AVC
MR = ATC
MC > MR
MR = MC
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5
4
-4
3
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monopoly only
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Which of the following, other things constant,
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detergents
computer chips
firewood
motorcycles

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increases GDP less than anMark 0.50 out of 0.50
equal increase in government purchases
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the forgone utility
time
the forgone leisure
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a tax cut
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Increase by 2%
Increase by 4%
Increase by 6%
Decrease by 10%
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Mark 0.50
all relative prices increase at the same rate, leaving out of 0.50
money prices constant
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Fiscal policy
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Question 25
50
75 percent
c. 400
d. 25 percent
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A cartel is
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verestimate the demand for a toy in 2004 and, as a result, have an unexpectedly large number of them on hand at the end of the year, the value of the increased inventory of those to
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2004
n 2005
n 2004
2005
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a tax cut
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store of wealth
medium of exchange
standard of value
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motorcycles
firewood
detergents
computer chips
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If future price changes were perfectly anticipated by both borrowers and lenders, what would happen to the real interest rate in the future if the price level chang
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it would increase
it would not change
it would decrease
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A cartel is
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Increase by 6%
Increase by 4%
Decrease by 10%
Increase by 2%
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shifts to the right
shifts to the left
is unaffected
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Question 25
If the MPC equals 0.75 and Government expenditure
Completeincreases by $100, real GDP demanded will increase by
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50
75 percent
25 percent
d. 400
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nominal GDP rises
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-4
5
3
4
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If the economy experiences a contractionary gap Complete
and the RBI buys government securities in the open-market, then:
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time
the forgone utility
the forgone leisure

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CASE STUDY ANSWERS :

1) LOSSES TO BOTH THE FIRMS

85. for a monopolist, marginal revenue is – less than price

86. Macroeconomics deals with: economic aggregates.

98. If variable cost at each output level doubles - MC remains unchanged

100. Anticipated inflation - causes fewer problems than unanticipated inflation

Which of the following market situations explains marginal

physical places, such as supermarkets, department stores, shopping malls etc.

Both option 1 and option 2

only product market and not to resource market

Both statement A and statement B are true.

Both statement A and statement B are false

Statement A is true but statement B is false.

Statement A is false but statement B is true.

a decrease in population growth

foreign investment from abroad

policies to encourage international trade

All the options are correct.

percentage change in variable input due to percentage change in output.

percentage change in output due to percentage change in variable input.

percentage change in output due to percentage change in price.

Proportionate change in quantity demanded as a result of proportionate change in price of the

rising upward to right

concave from below

convex from below

mean Answer Choices

Movement to a higher demand curve.

Movement to a lower demand curve

Movements along the same demand

constant. Answer Choices

sometimes true sometimes false

the points where marginal product of capital is zero

the points where marginal product of capital is

one. the points where marginal product of labour is

the points where marginal product of labour is one

elasticity of production is greater than one.

elasticity of production is less than one but greater than zero.

elasticity of production is greater than one but less than infinity.

elasticity of production is less than zero.

Statement A is not correct but statement B is correct.

competitive markets, but not monopoly markets

monopoly markets, but not competitive markets

competitive and monopoly markets

neither competitive nor monopoly markets

money and financial markets.

Rs. 1,350 billion.

Rs. 600 billion.

Rs. 6,000 billion.

The equilibrium position of a firm in the long period

The equilibrium position of a firm under imperfect competition

The equilibrium position of a firm under perfect competition

The former is always stabilizing, while the latter is never stabilizing

Only (a) is right.

Both (a) and (b) are right.

Both (b) and (c) are right.

All of these are right

Only statement A is true.

Only statement B is true