More Classes
5th Class
6th Class
7th Class
8th Class
9th Class
10th Class
11th Class
12th Class
NAT I
NAT II
CSS
IQ
General Knowledge
MDCAT
ECAT
GAT General
GAT Subject
Other Links
Go to Home
Online Tests
Economics Ics Part 1 English Medium Chapter 15 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The necessary condition for equilibrium position of a firm is
Choose an answer
MR > MC
MC > price
MC = MR
MC = AC
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 2
The demand for a factor is called.
Choose an answer
Composite demand
Joint demand
derived demand
No demand
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 3
With an increase in wage rate supply of labour.
Choose an answer
Decrease
Increase
Remains constant
None of the three
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 4
A monopoly generally
Choose an answer
allocates resources in a socially optimal way
encourages greater income equality
encourages greater efficiency
produces less quantity than the quantity which minimies average cost
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 5
In monopoly and perfect competition the cost curves are
Choose an answer
similar
different
opposite
falling in competition rising in monopoly
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 6
Choose the correct condition of equilibrium of firm
Choose an answer
MC = MR
MC curve cuts MR curve from below
Both a and b
MC + MR - AR
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 7
The correlation between average wage (AW) and marginal wage (MW) under perfect competition is .
Choose an answer
AW = MW
AW > MW
AW < MW
None of the three
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 8
Normal profit is called normal because
Choose an answer
it is neither very high nor very low
it is minimum acceptable to the producer
it is minimum which buyer wants to pay
it is maximum allowed by govt.
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 9
Marginal revenue recommended by symbol
Choose an answer
MR
MC
AR
None of these
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 10
Under perfect competition
Choose an answer
AC = AVC
AR = AC
AR = MC
AR= MR
Previous
Skip
Next
Question # 11
Marginal revenue of a monopolist is
Choose an answer
equal to price
greater than price
less than price
increases with output
Previous
Skip
Next
Back