Terminology Online Test With Answers

Terminology Online Test

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1 An individual whose attitude towards is known as:
Risk averse <br> Risk loving <br> Risk neutral<br> None of them <br>
2 According to Marshall, the basis to consumer surplus is:
Law of diminishing marginal utility<br> Law of equimarginal utility <br> Law of proportions <br> All of the above <br>
3 According to the law of diminishing utility:
Utility is a maximum whit the first unit <br> Increase units of consumption increase the marginal utility<br> Marginal product will fall as more units are consumed<br> Total utility will rise at a falling rate as more units are consumed<br>
4 Every country establishes central bank to:
issue notes <br> Supervise commercial banks <br> Give loans to businessmen<br> Both a and b <br>
5 In the short run films t in perfect competition will still produced provided:
The price covers averages variable cost<br> The Price covers variables cost<br> The price covers average fixed cost <br> The price covers fixed costs<br>
6 Aggregated demand will increases if:
Consumption falls<br> investment falls<br> Exports fall<br> Imports falls<br>
7 'From each  according to his ability, to each according to his need' is the theoretical slogan of which system?
Communist system <br> Capitalist system <br> Fascist system <br> None of these<br>
8 A shift in aggregate supply is likely to:
Reduce the general price level and reduce and national income<br> Reduce the general price and level and increase national income <br> Increase the general price level and reduces national income<br> Increase the general price level and increase the national income<br>
9 Friedman's theory of consumption focuses on:
Past income <br> Current income <br> Disposable income <br> Permanent income<br>
10 When an economy first begins to grow more slowly:
GDP increases <br> Inflation is like to increase <br> Stock levels are likely to increase <br> Investment in equipment is likely to increase <br>
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