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Economics Ics Part 1 English Medium Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The demand of a commodity having many substitutes is
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more elastic
less elastic
zero elastic
infinite elastic
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Question # 2
Professor Knight is famous for his theory of
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rent
profit
population
wages
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Question # 3
The extent of market depends upon
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Means of transport and communication
Political instability
Economics instability
Trade restriction
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Question # 4
TC
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starts from origin
not from origin
is parallel to y-axis
parallel to x- axis
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Question # 5
The supply of land is fixed whereas its Demand is increase day by day, the rent Produced in this way is:
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Differential rent
Scarcity rent
Quasi rent
Economic rent
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Question # 6
Joint stock company is manged and run by a
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Board of Directors
Shareholders
Accountant
None of these
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Question # 7
The main object of trade unions is to:
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Strength the bargaining position of labour
Get jobs for the employed persons
Get recreational facilities
Get free meals
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Question # 8
A firm decides to shut down production temporarily when
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MC start rising
AC stat rising
price = AC
price falls below AVC
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Question # 9
Which one is increasing function of price
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demand
utility
supply
consumption
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Question # 10
The first law of consumption was presented by.
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Robert Malthus
Loinel Robbins
Alfred Marshall
Pareto
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Question # 11
A monopoly firm is in equilibrium when
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MC intersects AC
MC intersect MR
AC intersects AR
TC intersects TR
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Question # 12
Optimum population is defined by the economists as the level of population at which
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death rate equals birth rate
labour productivity is maximized
country achieves food self sufficiency
national income per head is maximesed
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Question # 13
Choose the correct establish condition for equilibrium
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MR = MC
MC intersects MR curve from below
MC + MR
Both a and b
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Question # 14
Scarcity exists
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in only poor countries
in a country that uses resources inefficiently
in all countries of the world
when society produces unimportant goods
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Question # 15
Long-run price of a durable good is always less than its short run price . it is because.
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Long -run supply is more elastic than short-run supply curve.
Long -run supply is less elastic than short-run supply curve.
Long and short-run supply curves are equally elastic
None of the three
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Question # 16
When a firm using a fixed amount of land and capital takes on more workers, it finds that marginal product(MP) of labour falls but the average product(AP) of labour rises. This can be explained by the factors that
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MP of labour is grater than AP of labour
additional workers are more efficient
MP and AP are equal
AP is maximum
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Question # 17
A decrease in demand causes the equilibrium price to
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rise
fall
remain constant
indeterminate
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Question # 18
Scarcity means
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non availability of goods
high price of goods
less supply than demand
high profit of the firms
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Question # 19
The minimum wage is an example of
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price floor
price ceiling
equilibrium wage
efficiency of labour
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Question # 20
Price and demand are positively correlated in case of
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necessities
comforts
Giffen goods
Luxuries
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Question # 21
Law of diminishing marginal utility provides basis for:
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Law of demand
Law of supply
Laws of returns
Law of variable proportions
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