15
Total Questions Attempted
24
Total Marks Obtained
32 Out Of50
Passed
Industries, other than those needing compulsory licensing, will need no approval of government in such cities where population is
@ More than one million
o Less than one million
o t c-ore
o Less than one crore but more than 50 lakhs
Post compilation audit of the project is the last step in cost benefit analysis.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Economic profits means, total revenue minus
~ explicit costs
[!] implicit costs
[!] normal profits o only explicit costs
Demand forecasts may be based on
[!] Judgment of the experienced staff [!] On scientific analysis (statistics) D On individual opinion
[!] On public opinion
Features of the firm are
[!] It is a business unit organised under one ownership [!] It is a sole proprietorship
[!] It is a partnership or joint stock company o It is bigger than industry'
By public expenditure, we mean
@ Expenditure incurred by government
o Expenditure incurred bv flrms
o Expenditure incurred by households
o Income of general public
Costs made on operational charges are called
0 sunk cost
0 production cost
0 operator wages
0 other costs Demand curve faced by a monopolist is
@ downward sloping
o horizontal
o unitary elastic
o perfectly inelastic
When a factor is employed, but is not contributing to its fullest available capacity
Possibility orone factor to replace another, to achieve the same level of output
Advantages that accrue to a firm because of superior techniques and management
Advantages which accrue to a firm because offactors that are external to the firm
c_ __ ExI_e_r_nS_I_e_co_n_o_m_iB_s __ _j1 LI ln_te_rn_a_l_ec_o_n_om_i_e_S __ _j1 LI __ D_e_cg_re_B_O_fS_"_b_st_itu_ti_o_n _ __j
_."D",i",5 g",u",i 5"'8__,d"""'n8"'m"'p"lo"'v"m"'s,,nt ..... _1 I_-=-D",s g",r-"88,.0",IL,,,0 m=pl-,,8 m=8n"ta",ry,,--_
Unemployment
The city of ludiana has developed a big market for
@ textiles
0 silk
0 bangles
0 hosiery Cable network provided by local cable operators is a private good.
@ TRUE o FALSE
To the firm the implicit cost are the LI __ m_0_n8_v_p_a_vm_8_n_ts _ ___J1 which the self- owned and employed resources could have earned in their next best alternative use
credit payments
c_ ~pa~y_m_e_nt_b~Y_b_an_k __j1 Il_ __jg~o_ve_r_nm_en_ts_'_p~ay_m_e_nt_s ~
After charging skimming price a firm may subsequently
o Increase price
o Decrease price
o Stabilise price
o Keep changing the price
According to Keynes government intervention is essential to solve the problem of unemployment.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Marginal cost pricing should be taken as a guide for mOdilVing, I
Iprice.
I
L_ p_r_Ofi_lt_m_s_xl_m_iS_in_g ---"~ 1L_ M_sr_ke_t _"1
L_ c_on_s_u_m_e_re_x~pe_c_te_d ~1 1L_ c_o_s_te_l_ev_a_1in~g _"1
Wi1hou11 I all goods would be only private.
I
Governmen1 in1erven1ion I 1c_ M_ar_k_8t_m_8_c_ha_n_is_m _j
Price mechanism I I
L_ ~
Cost mechanism
Marginal product is
o the change in total product caused as a result of
o one additional unit of variable factor employed in
o combination with fixed factors
o the change in average product
Without I
I all goods would be only private.
I
Government intervention
Market mechanism
L_ p_r_ic_e_m_e_ch_a_n_ls_m _j1 Ic_ c_o_s_t m_ec_h_a_ni_s_m _j
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No of Correct Answers
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No of Partially Correct Answers
No of Wrong Answers
Total Ques1ions Attempted
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41 Out 0150.
Result
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Before the point of effective demand is reached employment and output would go on increasing,
o TRUE () FALSE
In the Long run perfect competition the firms make
0 super normal profit
0 abnormal pront
@ normal profit
0 excess profit Pure profIt= Total revenue + (explicIt cnsts-jmpjlclt costs).
o TRUE @ FALSE
Demand curve faced by a monopolist is a downward sloping curve.
@ TRUE o FALSE
One of the monetary measures includes 1
Deficitfinancing
L_ v_a_n_at_lo_n_s_in_c_R_R ~1 1L_ v_s_ria_t_io_ns_i_n_p_"b_l_iC_e_xp_B_nd_it_"_re ~
Variations in public revenue
The relationship between income and consumption is
@ Positive
0 Negative
0 Neutral
0 Proportionate Principle ofl
Divisibility
1 is associated with public goods.
Non exclusion
Exclusion
Division
Relationship between input and output
M.P.::? T. P.I? Variable factor units
Short run, Long run, and Very long run
Law of diminishing returns
time-periods 1 LI p_ro_d_uc_tl_on_f_"_nc_ti_on ~1 LI ,a_w_o_fv_s_ri_ab_l_e _pr_o_po_rt_io_n_s __ ~
the cost of producing all units 1 LI m __ "_Q_in_'_1 p_ro_d_u_ct ~1 LI fi_rm_'s __ ac_ti_vity ~
Relationship between input and output
MY::'7 T. P.I? Variable factor units
production function lithe cost of producing all units
L_ ~
L_ tim __ e-_p_Br_io_d_S ~1 1L_ __ ,a_w_o_rv_a_ri_ab_le __ pr_op_o_rt_io_n_s __ ~
Short run, Long run, and Very long run
Law of diminishing returns
L_ m_a_:rg_in_a-=' p_ro_d_u_ct ~1 LI fi_rm_'_s _ac_tl_vityc_ ___J
Features of Pure Competition are
[!] Large number of buyers and sellers [!] Homogeneous products
[!] Free entry and free exit of firms D Transportation cost
Capital attracting standard is one of1he criterion for
o Dynamic profit
@ Reasonable profit a Maximisa1ion of profits a Produc1ion function
Competition forces firms 10
o Atlain monopoly
o In1roduce new products
o Increase profits
o Sale more
Public goods could be
[!] Roads
[!] Bridges
[!] Public parks
0 Cable television In case of1he established firm,
o because of large scale production,
o the inputs required are also to be
o purchased on a big scale
o purchased on small scale
Which of the following markets do not create barriers to entry restricting firms from entering the market?
o perfect competition
o monopolis1ic competition
o monopoly
o oligopoly
Economic profit' is also called as 'just profit'.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Managerial economics generally refers to the
[!] Integration of economic themywith business practice [!] Applied economics
[!] Business economics
o Econometrics
When the proportion of change in demand is exactly the same as the change in price, the demand is said to be
@ unitary elastic
o more than unitary elastic
o less than unitary elastic
o more than unitary inelastic
The accounting costs are entrepreneur's costs included under explicit costs,
o TRUE
o FALSE
Assignment Date
0111012009
No of Correct Answers
17
No of Partially Correct Answers
[Total Questions Attempted
No of Wrong Answers
rTotal Marks Obtained
24
I Result
37 Out Of 50
I
Passed
I
Demand forecasts are usetul to 1irm 10r
[!] Long-term investment decisions [!] Budgeting polices
[!] Warehousing and inventory control o Calculating profits
Keynes defined LI M_ar~g_in_al_e_ffi_lc_ie_nc_cY_O_fc_ac_p_ita_I _j1 as the highest rate of return over expected cost incurred
producing an additional unit of an asset
Marginal efficiency of labour
L_ M_a~rg~in_a_l_effi_lC_ie_n_CY~O_f_la_n_d ~1 1L_ M_a_rg~i_na_l_effi_lC_ie_n_c_cY_Of_e_nt_re_cp_re_n_e_ur ~
Keynes defined LI M_ar~g_in_al_e_ffi_lC_ie_nc_cY_O_fC_a_p_ita_I _jI as the highest rate of return over expected cost incurred
producing an additional unit of an asset.
Marginal efficiency of labour
L_ M_a~rg~in_a_1 _effi_lC_iB_n_cY_O_f_la_n_d ~I LI M_a_r"-gi_n_al_e_ffi_ci_en_cc_Y_Of_e_n_tre~p_rB_n_e_u_r _j
various factors of production are I
petiectly mobile
I in perrect competition.
I
pertectlv immobile
L_ re_la_t_ive_IY~m_Ob_il_e _j1 LI r_el_at_iv_elc_Y_im_m_O_b_il_e ~
When cost is greater than revenue
@ Employment and output will decrease
o Employment and output will increase
o Employment and output will remain constant
o Cannot be determined
MR and
are same In a pert"ectly competitive market.
AR
TR
AVC
AFC
The prtce PoOlicy 001 uublic emorpnses slloOuld enable it 100 operate at
~ Least cost D Maximum profit
~ Maximum efficiency D Maximum inefficiency
The marginal cost curve is
@ U-shaped
0 V-shaped
0 Horizontal
0 Vertical TwoO or more goOoOds consumed in coOmbinalioOnloO satisfy a gtven want are
o Alternative goods
o Joint goods
o Substitutes
@ Complimentary goods
By consumption gap we mean
o Mismatch between income and consumption
o Mismatch between investment expenditure and income
o Mismatch between government expenditure and income
o Excess of exports over imports
A large number otlmyers will constnute a small demand and vice versa.
o TRUE @ FALSE
Costs that are aCUla11y lncurretl during process 001 producnon are acmal costs
o FALSE @ TRUE
Umler pertect comuetition prtce is equal to
~ AR
~ MR
0 Me
0 Quantity Production function .gives us an idea of the
o optimum level of input
o optimum level of production cost
o optimum level nt servlce of machines @ optimum level of output
The jmportant determinants of SUI)PIy are
D always referred to in relation to price and time D Government policy
D availability offactors of production o tastes and preferences of producer
ACis
0 Per unit cost
0 Overall cost
0 Marginal cost
0 Change in cost M<.uket forces are incapable of providinq full employment.
o TRUE
o FALSE
In short-perjod SUPI)1y is elastic.
o TRUE
o FALSE
General
Iforecast gives a total picture of the demand for all the products of a firm's products
Rough
Specific
Future
The perlods oOf accelel"atin'!.l inflatioOn in turope, the US wel"e
o 19705
o 19803
o 19903
o 19608
Tile slmue ot short Hill Aver<'1ge Cost {AC) curve is U.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Cost function denotes
[!] prices of such inputs as labour and capital material [!] rate of 0 utp ut
[!] size of the plant
o cost of technology
Black money can also he callecl
@ An unaccounted money
o Stolen money
o Not hated earned money
o Social change
Managerial economics consists of the use of economic modes of thought to analyse business situations, according to
General theory of employment. interest and money was written by written by
L- __ M_, _N_ai_r _'n_d_M_B_ri_am __ ----'1 IL- J_M_K_8_Y_nB_S ----'
Managerial economics is the integration of
The source of economic problems lies in
I Economic theory and business 101c__R_8_s_o_u_rC_8s_an_d_s_,_ar_,,_:1y _ _j
Prof" Mansfield
Prof Hague
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I Assignment Date
0111012009
No of Correct Answers
21
I No of Partially Correct Answers
No of Wrong Answers
Total Questions Atlempted
24
Total Marks Obtained
44 Out 0150.
Result
Passed
Expenditure of the government IS classified as required an~ I
I ,expenditure. I
Incurred I
Unstable I
more firms I are encouraged. I
more products
more consumers L_ N_O_lr_e~qU_"_e_d ~1 IL_ ~
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If the industrial licensing policy of the government IS liberal, I
L_ m_o_re_s_e_1I8_rs ~1 LI ~
The process of entry ami exit would continue until each firm in a competnjve market is earning just the normal profit.
o FALSE
o TRUE
Uncler cost plus pricin'!.!, price so set covers
~ Cost of material
~ Cost of labour
~ Certain % of pro tit
0 Indirecttaxes There are I
Barriers
I to entry under monopoly
I
I Freedoms I
L_ c_o_m_p_li_ca_li_o_ns ~1 1L_ c_o_m_p_le_m_8_n_ls _j1
Chanqe in total cost caused on account of changes in level of output [Ire termed [IS
o MC
o AC
o AVe
o AFC
A. C. Harberler has shown that cost benefit analysis can he applied to the general equilihrium analysis.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Examples of government enterprises Ulllllillg 011110 pl·ofit 110 loss basts could he
o Hlndustan Antibiotics
o Maruti Udyog
o Hindustan Insecticides
o HMT
The consumer is wrongly hiased agaillst the
@ Quality of a commodity
o Quantity ofa commodity
o Availability ofa commodity
o Packing or a commodity
Total quantity of output produced in physical units by a firm during a I year
L_ ~p~.~n~Od~O~f~W~.~.k ~1 LI ~p_er_iO_d_m __ m_on_t_h ~
period otnme
Production grves us an idea oflhe optilllum level ofthe outnet and the optimum eml)loyrnelit of tile vartable inputs
@ TRUE o FALSE
The law 01 demand
[i] Usually re1erred to the market demand
[i] Illustrated with help of market demand schedule
[i] Functional relationship between price and demand o Explains positive relation between price and demand
Where there exists a close sunsnture ill the relev.:mt price ranue its (Iemand will tend to he
0 perfectly elastic
0 elastic
0 inelastic
0 perfectly inelastic Forecasts are necesserytcr
[!] Fulfilment of objectives of the plans [!] Preparation ofa budget
[!] Stabilisation of employment and production D Current planning
The producuon which <lel)ellded on the mercy of natural conditions is
@ agricultural produce
o indus1rial produce
o consumer goods
o durable goods
The production which deuendNI on the mercy or natural conemons is
@ agricultural produce o industrial produce a consumer goods a durable goods
Aggregate SUPI)lyfunctioOn relatively stahle runcnon in
0 Short run
0 Long run
0 Moderate run
0 Very long run Oemaml is hacked hy necessary purchasing UoOwer.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Quantities or some factors is kept tlxed but the ether factors is varied, studied in
a Laws of returns to scale
o Laws of optimum combinations @ Law of variable proportion
a Laws of increasing returns to scale
standardising and grading agencies in India are such as
0 AGMARK
0 lSI
0 CBI
0 RAW An lndlvidual's demand tor a couuuodlty is generally determined by tactors such as
[!] Price of the product
[!] Income
[!] Tastes and habits
0 Desire comracnon or supply is traced hythe doOwnward movement on the SUPI)1y curve
@ TRUE o FALSE
Land
Labour
Rent
Wages
Capital
Enterprise
Interest
Profit
Worker
Input
1 Assignment Date
3010412009
No of Correct Answers
20
No of Partially Correct Answers
I No of Wrong Answers
Total Questions Attempted
24
Total Marks Obtained
44 Out Of 50.
Result
Passed
The taw of diminishing returns is appticabte to agriculture where the state oftechnotogy is gillen and
D inputs
D water
D resources
l> constant Under perfect competition price is equat to
D AR
D MR
D MC
D Quantity The supply curve stopes downwards from lett to right.
o TRUE ® FALSE
Equilibrium price
Imperfect competition
interaction of total demand and Ie I Price maker
Perfect competition Classification of market
perfect knowledge I I Mrs. Joan Robinson
nature of competition
Transport cost
Very long period forecasts are for a period of over I
10
I years.
15
20
The dynamic theory of prmrt was explained by
@ Clark
o Hague
o J M Keynes
o Joseph Schumpter
Monopoly is an example of imperfect market.
® TRUE o FALSE
Depreciation is calculated with help of
~ Diminishing Balance Method ~ Annuity Method
~ Service Unit Method D Last-In-First-Out method
The Klll/Tlesian psychological law of consumption establishes a relationship between consumption and
@ Income
0 Savings
0 Employment
0 Infiation Classical economists believe that in capitalist economy automatic adjustments lead t0.l I. I
Government lnterventlon I I Full employment
Business cycles I I Economic fiuctuations In case of goods like sugar, cement, paper government accepted system of LI D_u_a_l_p_r_ic_e_s __ _j1 to control prices in
India.
Shadow prices
L_ S_k_i_m_m_in_g_p_r_ic_e_s ~1 LI I_m_it_a_tiv_e_pr_ic_e_s ~
The theory of production function can also explain the possibility of I
disguised unemployment
employment
~ u_n_e_m_p_l_o_ym_e_n_t ~1 ~1 d_i_S_g_Ui_S_e_d_e_m_p_l_o_ym_e_n_t ~
Demand is determined by
~ Price of the product
~ Relative prices of other goods ~ Tastes and habits
D Slope of the curve
Under perfect competition, the point where demand and supply interact each other and determine the price is called as
0 high
0 subsidised
@ equilibrium
0 normal Increase and decrease in demand
D Are used to explain changes in demand
~ Are change in the factors determining demand ~ Changes in other than price
D Changes in price
1
I
Time-series analysis considers the period of
0 1 to 3 years
@ 2to 3 years
0 3to 4 years
0 4to 5 years A downward movement from one point to the another on the same demand curve implies the
o Contraction of demand @ Expansion of demand
o Income elasticity of demand
o Price elasticity of demand
Guideline followed by the government of India on pricing policy
D PSUs should be economically viable
D When PSUs compete with private sector, market forces would determine the price D Cost plus pricing method
D Marginal cost method
The demand for life s<llling drugs is elastic.
® FALSE o TRUE
Aggregate expenditure in a three sector (closed) economy is equal to
@ C+I+G
0 C+I
0 C+I+Y
0 C+I-G A large number of buyers will constitute a small demand and vice versa.
o TRUE @ FALSE
In India. in recent past prices have risen on account of rise in prices of edible oil. pulses, tea and sugar.
® TRUE o FALSE
Defects of market mechanism are
~ Inequalilies in income and wealth ~ Emergence of monopolies
D Equal distribution of income
D Existence of perfect competition
Cooperatives can protect the interest of
@ Consumers
0 Government
0 Companies
0 Markets 3010412009
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Total Questions Attempted
24
[ Total Marks Obtained
38 Out Of 50.
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National income accounting helps one understand and evaluate
@ GroVv'lh performance of an economy overtime
0 Time value of money
0 Purchasing power of money
0 Productivity of labour
A firm can stabilise its output where marginal cost is equal to: I I. I
I MR I I AR I
I AC I I AVC I
Keynes in 1936 wrote 'the general theory of output and income'.
@ FALSE
0 TRUE
Theory of economic growth deals with
D GroVv'lh of capacity to produce
D Slow groVv'lh of produce
D Maximum economic groVv'lh
D Making goods and services
Keynesian theory is applicable in long run.
@) FALSE
0 TRUE =
The number of buyers and sellers operating under perfect competition is
@ large
0 small
0 very less
0 unlimited For the purpose of demand forecasting products can be classified as
~ Capital goods and consumer goods ~ Durable and perishable goods
D Agricultural goods and allied industrial goods D Industrial goods and allied industrial products
Keynes opined that private enterprises fail to generate
@ Demand
0 Supply
0 Costs
0 Profits Under perfect competition
D the number offirms in the industry is very large D each firm is very small in slzs
D Action of a firm does not affect the market supply D It is encouraged with a view to promote the exports
Unavoidable costs are made when firm faces
0 growth
0 development
0 extension
@ contraction
Externalities that create a bad social effect are called,1 I, externalities. I
I Positive I I Negative I
I Neutral I I Objective I
Micro economics studies economy in
@ Specific
0 General
0 Totality
0 A('1m~(1:=!t~.:: Rise in money supply causes price level to rise through
o Rise in aggregate demand
o Fall in aggregate demand
o Building of inventories
o Cost cutting
Marginal cost curve for a firm in a competitive market is also its
o demand curve
o supply curve
o shut down indicator
o any of the above
Intuitive pricing does not take demand for the product into consideration.
o FALSE
o TRUE
Before the point of effective demand is reached employment and output would go on increasing.
o TRUE
o FALSE
Elasticity of supply is infinite
Perfectly Elasticity of supply
'----- es_=_8 __j~ LI e_s_=_1 -----'
Relatively inelastic supply
Elastic supply
L_ e_s_~_1 ~1 LI e_s_>_1 ~
L_ es_>_2 ~1 1L_ e_s_=_o ~
While deciding price, cost plus pricing method considers fixed and II1Iriable cost and a certain percentage of prmrt
o TRUE
o FALSE
and prices.
Forecasts
L_ E_m __ p_ir_ic_a_I ~1 LI E_xp_e_r_ie_n_c_e ~
Internal Economies ilMlllies
D Advantages of large-scale production D Low cost of production
D It avails benefits of cheaper finance D Availability of banking facility
Ass.essment: Assignment for Managerial Economics-I
Registration Number: 200801925 Name: Alfia Fa1hima
Attempt: 2
Duration 00:21 :24
Result for this Assignment
Assignment Date
2910112010
['N'O'""'Of Correct Answers
19
No of Partially Correct Answers
No of Wrong Answers
T01al Questions Attempted
24
Total Marks Obtained
410u10f50
Result
Passed
Price in perfect competition market
is not fixed by buyers and sellers
is determined by interaction of demand and supply is determined automatic price mechanism determined by sellers
is not fixed by buyers and sellers
is determined by interaction of demand and supply
is determined automatic price mechanism determined by sellers
perfectly immobile
'- rB_la_t_ive_IY'--m __ Ob_il_e _j1 LI '_el_Bt_iv_elc_Y_im_m_o_b_il_e _j
A market where
exist, optimum social welfare cannot be attained.
Externalities
Internalities
Government
Resources
General theory of employment, interest and money was written hy
o Prof. J R Hicks
o Prof Lionel Robbins @ Prof. J M Keynes o Prof Amartya Sen
Historical cost is
[!] cost of purchase or a capital asset [!] when it was purchased,
[!] say, 1994
o more than 50 years
Which one of the following is "very close e){amule of mOnOI)oly1
@ operating system ofMicrosofi
o ice cream brands
o wheat tarmlnq
o institutes offering MBA education
Tile term "elasticjty of demand", when used without qualifications is commonly referred to <'IS price elasticity of demand.
o FALSE @ TRUE
A firm umlel· monopoly in the long run can make
[!] Normal profits
[!] Supernormal profits
o Losses
o Surprises
Uncler pertect comnetmon, firm can be adjusterl its supply to the rlemaml hy changing some factors.
o TRUE
o FALSE
The marginal cost CUlW is
@ u-st apec
0 V-shaped
0 Horizontal
0 Vertical Tile shape of short run Avemge Cost {AC} CllIW is U.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Macro economics is the stmlyof
o Consumer behaviour @ Economy as a whole
o Individual demand
o Individual supply
Aggregate supply function represents
o Cost of production
o Supply price D Demand price D Cost of labour
For a IHII"e puhlic good 111a1"uinal cost would he zero or close to zero.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Prica > AFC+ I
Ave
I +% of profit
TVe
MC ASC
The original quantity supplied Net change in quantity supplied
The original price Net change in price
QS
The original quantity supplied
Q8
Net change in quantity supplied ?Q
The original price
Net change in price
? P
?S
QD
In case of a pel1ectly elastic demand, the rlemand CUlW will he a
o vertical straight line
o sloping down left to right @ horizontal straight line o sloping up ien to right
Which principle does not al)ply if the goods are indivisible
0 Participation
0 Exclusion
0 Affection
0 survival Total receipts minus total expemliUlI"e is
0 Accounting profit
0 Economic profit
® Gross profit
0 Net profit Cost function denotes
[!] prices of such inputs as labour and capital material [!] rate of output
[!] size of the plant
o cost of technology
Marginal cost is I
additional cost made to total cost
additional cost
end cost
final cost
e=1QRP:w: PiO
[!] the original demand [!] the original price [!] change in demand o price ofgiffen goods
Assessment: Assignment for Managerial Economies-II
Registration Number: 200801925 Name: Alfia Fathima
Attempt: 2
Duration 00:25:53
Result for this Assignment
Assignment Date
2910112010
No of Correct Answers
18
No of Partially CorrectAnswers
No of Wrong Answers
Total Questions Attempted
24
Total Marks Obtained
42 Out Of 50
Result
Passed
Opportunity costs are also known as
The difference between average total cost andaverage fixed cost shows
alternative costs
The difference between average cost and average revenue is
Implicit costs are the cost
I of resources owned by the firm
c_ n_or_m_"_I,--pr_ofi_11 _j1 LI fi_IX_8d_'_o_s_ts _j1 LI VO_r_i"_b_18_C_os_t _j
I
average profit
The elasticity Qf clemand analysis distinguisl1es demand for
~ a product right from a perfectly elastic ~ pertettlv inelastic
o and their practical significance
o and supply of goods
In the Long run perfect competition the firms make
@ super normal profit
o abnormal profit
o normal profit
o excess profit
In the case of perfectly inelastic, demand remains unchanged whatever may he the change in prjce.
o FALSE @ TRUE
In general most goods possess elements of
~ Public-ness
~ Private-ness
0 Cooperativeness
0 Complementarily MethoOcl or pricing that has the UoOtential or luoviding a scientific base tor luicing PoOlicy is
a Imitative pricing
@ Experimental pricing
o Intuitive pricing
o Skimming pricing
Cooperation exists in
o Marketing
o Credit
o Transport
o Marketing of agricultural products
The consumer is wroOngly hiased against the
@ Quality of a commodity
o Quantity or a commodity
o Availability ora commodity
o Packing ora commodity
Production function gives us an idea of the I optimum level I of the output and the optimum employment of the
'---------------'
variable inputs
low level
high level
medium level
Some indMduals ami groOups consume <'I l<'Irge share of national output, while others consume only a small share, because of
0 Large income
@ Inequality of wealth
0 Hard work
0 Unemployment When the (Iuantity or variable inpm increases tile oOmulIt alsoO
@ increases
0 decreases
0 remains same
0 gets postponed Economic ot income ami employment are mater fields ot micro economics.
@ FALSE o TRUE
Targets that toO he achieved by a firm in order to attain equullmum is coudmon or eo(luilihrium.
@ TRUE o FALSE
ToO SQIve the problem of unemployment Keynes has advocated government juterveutiou through
@ Fiscal policy
o Monetary policy measure
o Tax measure
o Income policy measure
A normal demand curve has I
Negative slope
Positive slope
L_ u_p_w_a_rd_s_l_op_e ~1 LI H_o_riz_o_nt_a_ls_lo_p_e ~
Demand torecastam is the method of predictinq the present demand of a finn's product.
@ FALSE o TRUE
Features or Pure Competmon ;jue
~ Large number of buyers and sellers ~ Homogeneous products
~ Free entry and free exit offirms o Transportation cost
In case of the established firm,
~ because of large scale production, ~ the inputs required are also to be ~ purchased on a big scale
o purchased on small scale
IdentlficatiQn or a project is a basic step in cost benetn analysis.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Hike in oil prices and glQh<'l1 intlatiou were reasons behind
@ Price rise in India
o Price fall in India
o Controlled prices in India
o Global unrest
Fmul"e- exuectation of de-crease in price-
o Tends to less consumption
o Theywantto hold money
o They increase consumption in future
o No change in consumption
One of the monetary measures includes 1
Variations in eRR
Variations in public expenditure
L_ v_a_rl_at_'o_n_s_ln~p_U_bl_lC_r_ev_e_nu_e ~1 LI D_e_fic_lt_fi_na_n_c_'n~g ~
i'i'NAME1
@ cost-input relationship
o tnoutnmcnon
o labour and manager relationship
o capital- labour relationship
0211012009
19
Total Questions Attempted
24
Total Marks Obtained
42 Out Of 50
Passed
Expansion or contraction in supply of capital may affect the
Fortunes of business
Supply
Demand
Consumption
Defence is a good example ofl
Public good
Private good
Joint good
Complementary good
The level of effe-ctive demanel determines
0 Output
0 Employment
0 Income
0 Level of inflation "Economics is (I science which studies human behaviour (IS a relationsljjp between ends and scarce means which have alternative uses," W(lS said by
a J M Keynes
a Adam Smith
a Alfred Marshal
@ Lionel Robbins PalliciUffiion in m.uket economy is .guided hy motive of
o Maximum private profit
o Maximum social benefit
o Maximum social cost @ Maximum social profit
Bilateral monopoly involves monopoly on buyer's (IS well as supplier's end,
a TRUE a FALSE
Prof. J M Keynes wrote (I book on
~ Employment
~ Interest
~ Money
0 Consumer surplus The city 01 Kashmir has suecialised in the manufacture 01
a textiles
0 silk
a dolls
@ shawls Concept of m.uket is
[!] a place, street, or a building
[!] buyers and sellers are in close contact
o transaction over telephone/internet
o Sellers always get high price fortheir goods
The law of SlIl)I)1y reflects
[j] the general tendency of the sellers [j] in offering their stock ofa commodity, [j] for sale in relation to the varying prices D for sale in relation to the fixed prices
Explicit costs, implicit costs and normal profits together form I
economic cost
1 of a firm.
Fixed costs
c_ a_cc_o_u_nt_in_g_co_s_t --'1 LI m_a_rg_in_a'_c_os_t ~
Equal distrilnnion or income leads to
[!] More market demand
[!] It influences market demand [!] More consumption
o Less consumption
A firm initiating changes in price is caged
0 Price taker
0 Price initiator
0 Price follower
@ Price leader Research contributes to jmroductlon 001
o New methods of production
o Reduction in quality
o Overwork
o Technical problems
Pure pubhc goods are known for their indMsihility
@ TRUE o FALSE
Keynesian theory is a
@ Shott run analysis
o Long run analysis
o Moderate run analysis
o Very long run analysis
In projection approach tile past experience is protected juto the tuture.
@ TRUE o FALSE
FQI"IllUI<'l 001 cost-input relationship is Q= A.L<'I. K 1-1
o TRUE @ FALSE
Tile difficulty in transport
[!] may cause
[!] a temporary decrease in the supply [!] as goods cannot be brought within time o may not cause
A study of a firm that manufactures readymade ogarmems comes under the purview of
o Theory- of production
o Thenrv ut pnce
o Micro Economics
o Macro economics
Without I
Government intervention
I all goods would be only private.
Market mechanism
'--- p_r_ic_e_m_e_Ch_"_n_iS_m _j1 Ic_ c_o_s_t m_eC_h_"_ni_S_m _j
Name: Hunnv Muthreia Atternpt;t
Duration 00:11:50
Result for this Assignment
Assignment Date
0111011009
No of Correct A nswers
20
No of Partially Cor reel Answers
No of Wrong Answers
Total Questions AttemrJted
24
rotar Marks Obtained
410ulOf50
Result
Passed
Ecunomic cost is comnjnauou or
~ exoucn coete
~ imoncit costs
~ norrnatpronts
D aonormar pronts A producer jn a static society works like a Imid manager.
o TRUE
o FALSE
0 expucrt costs
@ implicit cnsts
0 sencosts
0 owners coste Micro economics studies the
D ttaencnv or oemano D Marginalrevenue D Marginalcosl
D sconomfc urc-tn
Relatively rnerasuc demand isl
ress man i
between 1 ano z
moreman i
ecuatto n
When the teeters of prcdnctlon
~ are easnv evaname auowonces ~ morenwesimentts encouraceo ~ dueto befter refums
o are not easnv evanaore euowpnces
In tile snortpenon, ,Iemaml in general willl)e less etastrc.
@ TRUE o FALSE
When e-S, the price elasticity of uemend is
@pertectll'inelastic
o oerrecnv eraenc
o Retatlvelv elastlc
o Ratatrcehlnelastlc
One of the major factors affectinll ejasticrty of demand is
@ naiure or commoons
o consumers behasrour
o s upplv ufinputs
o nrms aounsto proouce
=errect competition hasl
Many
IbUlierSand sellers
Moderate
Few
Adequate
For consumonon of prfvate noons its purchase I)y I"Wini! tne nnntpnce is essermar.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Mar!'::et economy is jnsuumenter inlninllinll economic enuemv,
o FALSE @ TRUE
Externalities are else referred to <'IS
~ spmover enecte ~ Nernhbour errect ~ Third party effects D Inventions
Demand curve thus deplete theplcture of data contained in me
0 suoow scneoure
@ Demand schedule
0 Desire schedule
0 wants scneoure Effici",ncy of prodnctlon and enoceucn 1i",long to til", branch of economrc theory coned
@ Welfare economics
o Macroeconomics
o Theorv otprlce
o rrooucnon nmcuon
In a market econcnwvery litlle etteuucn is l);1Iid towards
@ werrare or socrew
o rersonar oront
o Personal benefits
o Prfvate co sts
cerrect comoennon
L<lrge number of producers I LI __ D'_m_'_'d_'_'d_,_,pccp-,-I,_~
Equilibrium price
narketoenoo
Long run
I Administered price mechanism I
Non perishable goods
Perishable goods
Automatic price mechanism
Larseez raire
we mean no government intervennon
Ceteris paribus
Regulated economy
Organisation
TIle jncrementeumncune is comments used in Lusjness decisions.
o TRUE
o FALSE
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Assessment: As.signment for M3nilgeri31 Economics
Registration Number: 200762250 Name: Siddharth Patkar
Attempt 1
Duration 00:24:43
Result for this Assignment
Assignment Date
2210512010
No of Correct Answers
38
("N"O'""'OfPartiallV Correct Answers
No ofVVrong Answers
Total Questions Attempted
48
Total Marks Obtained
85 Out Of1 00
Result
Passed
In LI __ c_om_:_po_s_it_8_m_"_na_:Q_:e_m_e_nt _ _:_lmethod the opinion of the experienced persons with the firm are collected and a
committee or the general manager of the firm analysis this information and forecasts the demand for the firm's product
Collective opinion
L_ 8_a_m_:p_le_S_U_~_ey'--- ~1 LI p_"_ne_l_of_8_X_:pe_rt_s -'-
Features of monopoly are
[!] Single producer [!] Barriers to entry'
[!] No close substitutes to the product D Perfectly elastic demand CUIY8
costs which increase because of the expanslou ot a tnm are called
0 sunk
0 unavoidable
0 common
@ incremental Actions ot l1nysingle Imyel" or seller, in a competitive market, will
o cause a noticeable change in price of product
o have a little effect on price of the product
o have a no impact on the market price
o change the market equilibrium
Products produce-d lJy different firms under CoOmpe1iti'lle- market are- nomoqenous,
@ TRUE o FAL8E
vanous methods ot apluaising investments jncjude
[!] Pay back period
[!] Internal rate of return
[!] Net present value
0 Interest coverage ratio Managel"ial economics is a hyluid or
o Management and Commerce ® Economics and Management
o Economics and Accounting
o Econometrics and Organisational Behaviour
M<.uket economy is jnstrumental in bringing economic etIU<'Ility.
o FALSE @ TRUE
Wnh the technological advances, the flow of output increases from the gWen inp,n
@ TRUE o FALSE
increasing returns to scale
I
If the output rises in the greater proportion than that of the increase in factor inputs, it is referred to as
decreasing returns to scale
'--- '_0_n8_1_0n_l_r8_1u_rn_8_1_0_8_"_18 ----'1 1,--- 8 ,_o_n_om_i 8_8_01_8_'_0 1_8 --"
Under the decreasing returns to scale, the marginal output curve slopes 1
downward
I
1'--- h_or_il_on_la_I ----'1 1'--- V_8_rt_i'_al --"1
I upward I
Standardising ami grading agencies in India are such as
0 AGMARK
0 lSI
0 CBI
0 RAW Under monopcjyfjrm and industry are the same.
@ TRUE o FALSE
cress elasticity refers to the responsfveness of demand for a commodity to a given change in the price of aran
o related commodity @ substitute commodity
o competitive commodity
o inputs
Illlhe case of ClOSS elasticity, ontne basis of relationship
o we can group products
o we can explain substitute goods
o we can explain complement goods
o we can identi1\! usefulness of goods
The concept of cpportunb costs is an important measure the I
implicit costs
I of a firm.
explicit costs
total costs
accounting costs
Each short run average cost curve
Marginal cost curve
MC is given by
Average total unit cost curve means
has to touch the long run cost curve
U shaped curve
has the shape of an inverted U
the slope ofthelYC curve or slope of the TC curve.
the cost of producing all units
the cost of producing one unit.
Each short run average cost curve Marginal cost curve
I has to touch the long run cost I®I has the shape of an inverted U
Me is given by Average total unit cos1 curve means
the slope of the lYC curve or 1191 1he cost of producing one unit.
U shaped curve
the cost of producing all units
Monopolistic compe-tition is waste1ul as
~ It involves selling costs
~ Non utilisation offull capacity ~ Lack of specialization
o Resources are optimally utilized
Keynesian theory is also a theory ofl
Deficient
I aggregate demand.
Sufficient
Moderate
Adequate
An example of private good could he
@ Television
o Roads
o Bridges
o Door Darshan Network
Market mechanism brings I
Equilibrium
I naturally.
Inflation
L_ I_nl_er_n_al_io_n_al_lr_a_de ~1 1L_ F_o_re_ig~n~p_a_rt_ic~iP_al_io_n ~
L-_D_iS_Q_Ui_S_ed_u_n_e_m_p_lo_vm_en_t_--,1 LI __ D_e_Q_rS_e_O_f S_U_b_St_i1u_t_io_n_-----'
When a factor is employed, but is not contributing to its fullest available capacity
Possibility of one factor to replace another, to achieve the same
level of output
L- __ ln_te_rn_'_I_ec_o_n_om_iB_S __ --'1 LI E_~_er_n_al_e_co_n_o_m_ie_s __ ~
Advantages that accrue to a firm because of superior techniques and management
Advantages which accrue to a firm because offactors that are external to the firm
L_ U_n_8rn_:_pl_oy:_m_8_n_t __ _jl LI __ D_8c:_gr_8_8_of_'_o_m-'-p_18_m_8_nt_arv_-----'
lOI1'!.1-ueriod torecasts are torecasts tor a pel"iocl oOf 5 to 10 years.
@ TRUE o FALSE
For a firm in monopoly price is I
Greater
Ithan AC
Lesser
Equal
Smaller
The law ot demand descnbes tile changes in demand in relation to tile changes in
0 Income
@ Price
D Expectations
D Number of buyers Tile demand for a product is influenced by
~ the distribution of income [!] prices of related products
o tastes of the consumer
o Supply
Firms produce multiple products as they have I
Excess capacity
Less than excess capacity
L_ o~Pt_lm_a_l_ca_p_a_ci~~ ---'1 1L_ U_n_de_r_ut_ili_ze_d_c_a_pa_c_I~~ ~
Firm under perfect competition should cover at least average variable cost to continue its busmess in the market.
@ TRUE o FALSE
National income accounting helps one understand and evaluate
o Omwth performance ofan economy overtime
o Time value of money
@ Purchasing power of money o Pmductivitv of labour
OligoOlwlyfirms may sell
~ Homogenous products D Heterogeneous products ~ Differentiated products D Quality products
Managerial economics is decidedly the applied branch ofl
Distribution
Knowledge
Income
Keynes advocated socialistic pattern of society
@ FALSE o TRUE
Production
Actual costs means the costs hased on tile forecasts or producnon and prices
@ FALSE o TRUE
Service unit
Annuity
The amount of depreciation is large in the initial years in the method of I
Diminishing balance
Straight-line
IndMsihility means
@ Each citizen of society does not have equal share in its benefit
o Proper share in benefits
o Equal share in benefits
o Necessary share in benefits
While rorecasnnn the demand tor a proOduct we have to conskter
~ The level of uncertainty ~ The nature of competition
~ Elasticities of demand of the product D The perishability of the commodity
Tile period ot great depression was
0 1914-1918
@ 1929-1933
0 1939-1945
0 1947-1949 MacrQ econouucs studies economy
[!] At large
[!] In general
0 In specific
[!] As a whole Demand in econonncs also means clemand per unit or time.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Charging different prices to different customer for the same product is called I
Price discrimination
Product differentiation
L_ p_r_Od_u_c_th_o_m_O_g_en_e_iN ~1 LI p_ri_ce __ un_if_o_rm_iN ~
Costs which increase because ot expansion of a firm are called (IS
0 extra costs
@ incremental costs
0 extended costs
0 unavoidable costs While deciding prjce, cost plus luicinu method considers tlxed ami variable cost and a certain percentage ot protlt
o TRUE
o FALSE
Principle ofl
Divisibility
I is associated with private goods.
Non exclusion
Exclusion
Division
E){amules or government enterprises runninu on no urQfit no IQSS nasts eQuid he
~ Hintiustan Antibiotics
o Naruf Udyog
o Hindustan Insecticides [!] HMT
Name: vlkas Gupta Attempt: 2
Duration 00:16:25
Result for this Assignment
Assignment Date
1611112009
No of Correct Answers
13
No of Partially Correct Answers
No of Wrong Answers
[Total Questions Attempted
14
Total Marks Obtained
28 Out Of 30
Result
Passed
The law of demand is usually referred to the
0 Individual demand
@ Market demand
0 A firm's demand
0 Industry's demand Break through in the production of fertiliser and high-quality seeds leads to bad crop.
o TRUE @ FALSE
The types of costs are
~ accounting costs
~ economic costs
~ nppnrtunitv costs
0 substitution cost Monopoly is an example of imperfect market.
@ TRUE o FALSE
The concept of production function gains importance only because
L_ ~
Distribution
Income
Disinvestment
Dual Pricing
Deficit Financing
Fiscal deficit
Gap between public expenditure and public revenue
revenue income minus revenue expenditure
Sale of government shareholding
Charging two different prices from rich and poor
One buyer and one seller
Increases supply of money
Disinvestment ,-D--;ua:;-l_p_ric.,-in_:9:,----,,;o----;----:-_-----,
I Sale of government share holding I I Charging Wio different prices Ie
Deficit Financing Fiscal deficit
In ere a ses sup ply of mo n ey I rl --;G:-a-p-'-b:-etw-ee-n-p-u-'-b:-I ic-e-x-pe-n:-d:-itu-r-e '10
revenue income minus revenue expenditure
One buyer and one seller
Investment function is determined I
L_ ~
Rate of interest
Rate of intlation
Rate of unemployment
Wage rate
The commission for agriculturlll cnst and prices is guided byfollowing objedives
o Raising productivity through assured remunerative prices to farmers
o Procuring sufficient quantities of rice and wheatfor running the PDS
o Promoting a desirable inter crop balance
o Procuring sufficient quantities ofjowar and bajara for running the PDS
Price control measures used in India on suppty side include
~ System of dual prices
~ Fixation of maximum prices
o Monetary- management
o Fiscal management
In case of such quasi private or quasi public: goods when element of private ness is dnminant, they are termed as
0 Public goods
@ Private goods
0 Joint goods
0 Composite goods What fails to pnruide full empluvrnent
0 Market mechanism
@ Government
0 Exports
0 Duopoly Name: Ouurav Nanna
Attempt: 2 Duration 00:08:38
Result for this Assignment
Assignment Date
1611112009
No of Correct Answers
13
No of Partially Correct Answers
No of Wrong Answers
[Total Questions Attempted
14
Total Marks Obtained
28 Out Of30
Result
Passed
Patent and copyrights are a major source of
@ monopoly
0 monopsony
0 duopoly
0 dumping An infinite demand at the given price is a core of
o relatively elastic demand
o relatively inelastic demand @ petfectly elastic demand o perfectly inelastic demand Production function gives us
~ an idea of the optimum level of output ~ and the optimum employment
~ of the variable inputs
o tastes and preferences of producer
Price elasticity refers to the degree of responsiveness of demand for a commodity to a given change in its
@ price
0 supply
0 quality
0 appearance Slope of supply curve is
0 negative
0 decreasing
@ positive
0 downward Advertising forms an integral part of decision making and
L_ F_°_~_a_r_d~p_la_nn_i~ng~ ~1 LI E_m~pl_oy~m_e_n_t_or_la_b_O_Ur_s ~
L_ D_i_st_rib_u_ti_on ~1 LI C_o_m_:_p_et_iti_o_n _j
Sunk costs
Incremental costs
Fixed cost is known as
Variable cost can refer to
accounting cost
cost made on expansion offirm
U shaped curve
___ ....;.p_ri_m_e_co_s_t 1 1 __ ""op""e_r,_ti_n;.g_Co_s_ts_a_lo_n_, __
Sunk costs
Incremental costs
costs borne whether there is expansion or net
e I cost made on expansion offirm
Fixed cost is known as
Variable cost can refer to
L_ p_'_r_im_e_c_o_st ~1 LI o_:_p_er_a_tin~g_'_C_o_st_s_a_lo_ne _j
accounting cost
U shaped curve
The word profit has the same meaning to businessmen, accountants, tax collectors, workers etc.
o TRUE @ FALSE
There are I
Barriers
Ito entry under monopoly
Freedoms
L_ c_o_m_p_li_ca_t_io_nS _j1 LI c_o_m_p_le_m_8_n_ts _j
Aggregate supply function is positively sloped curve that becurnes perfectly inelastic: subsequently.
o TRUE
o FALSE
When a firm I
Small
pn size it may not need or afford an organised forecas1ing system
Very large
Large
Medium
Various methods of calculating depreciation are
[!] Straight line method
[!] Diminishing Balance Method [!] Bervice Unit Method
o Inventory valuation method
Monopoly profit is profit because of the business skills.
o TRUE @ FALSE
The law of variable proportion
[!] examines the production function [!] with one factor variable,
[!] keeping the quantities of other factor fixed o examines the supply function
Registration Number: 200741834 Name: Subhash Sharma
Attempt: 4
Duration 00:41 :38
Result for this Assignment
Assignment Date
2310712009
No of Correct Answers
35
No of Partially Correct Answers
No of Wrong Answers
10
48
75 Outof1 00.
x
Elasticity of demand for salt can be represented I e::O
8-1
8<1
8>0
With the technological advances, the flow of output increases from the given input
o TRUE
o FALSE
Assessment: Assignment for Managerial Economics
Registration Number: 200742300 Name: Neera Devi
Attempt: 1
Duration 00:31 :14
Result for this Assignment
Assignment Date
2010712009
37
No of Partially CorrectAnswers
No ofVVrong Answers
Total Questions Attempted
48
Total Marks Obtained
80 Out Ofl 00
Result
Passed
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x
Time-period does not affect demand fnrecastinq.
o TRUE @ FALSE
Market demand curve is derived from indMDual demand curves
o Vertical summation @ Horizontal summation
o Horizontal subtraction
o Vertical subtraction
Demand in economics also means demand per unit of
0 Goods
0 Afirm
@ Time
0 Industry' The stage of negative returns comes in when
@ T.P. decreases, M.P. negative, A.P. decreases
o T.P. increases, M.P. zero, A.P. decreases
o T.P. increases, M.P. zero, A.P. increases
o T.P. increases, M.P. increases, A.P. increases
Sunk costs Incremental costs
costs borne whether there is Ie I cost made on expansion offirm
Fixed cost is known as Variable cost can refer to
operating costs alone I I U shaped curve I I prime cost
I accounting cost I A riqhtward shift in the supply curve is because the supply has I
increased
decreased
constant
stopped
The concept of giffen goods was not introduced by Robert Giffen.
o TRUE @ FALSE
Laissezfaire
I we mean no government intervention.
Ceteris paribus
c_ R--'8Q:_u_la_t8_d_8_c_on_o_m_:y _j1 LI O--'rQ:_a_n_iza_t_io_n _j
A monopolist is a price taker.
@ FALSE o TRUE
Market period is concerned to
o Related to few hours orfew days
o Related to perishable goods
o The entire supply is to be disposed offon the same day
o Supply can be held back from this market
The rise in the cost of production of a commodity can be due to I
various reasons
some reasons only
Sunk cost
Fixed costs
There are many firms in a perfectly competitive market selling
@ homogenous products
o similar products
o heterogeneous products
o differentiated products
Features of monopoly are
[!] Single producer [!] Barriers to entry
[!] No close substitutes to the product o Perfectly elastic demand curve
An elolample of private good could be
@ Television a Roads
o Bridges
o Door Darshan Network
Principle of exclusion is applicable to public goods.
o FALSE
o TRUE
Monopoly profit arises because ofl
Monopolist
c_ D_'_st_rib_u_t'_on _j1 1c_ c_o_m-'-p_et_lti_on _j
Business skills
One of the important profit standards is I
Plough back
Plough forward
L_ PO_li_tic_a_'_st_an_d_a_'d _j1 1c_ A_nn_u_iW_jm_et_h_od ~
PDS has become a stable and permanent feature of India's strategy to
[!] Control prices
[!] Reduce fluctuations in prices
[!] Achieve equitable distribution of essential consumer goods o Ensure regional balance
Transaction ground for buyers and sellers
Total Revenue
AR=MR
MR=MC
Equilibrium ot a firm I I Perfect competition I Total receipts from the sale ora
given output
Oligopoly I I Monopoly I I Market An exception to law of supply is given by the
backward bending supply CUr1e I I forward bending supply CUr1e I LI __ h_or_iz_on_t_'I_S_U,-,PP--,IY,--c_u_rv_8 _ _j
L_ __ ve_rt_ic_al_s_U--,PP,--IY--,C_u_rv_e __ ~1 LI ra_w_m_a_te_r_ia_ls ~
The numerical value of relatively inelastic demand lies between
@ zero and one
0 one and two
0 one and 5
0 zero and 2 The classical economists analysis of market is based on assumption of
o Monophony
@ Perfect competition
a Monopolistic competition o Duopoly
While identifying a project an indMdual must consider his
0 Ability to invest
0 Expertise
0 Interest
0 Social wants Under perfect competition, firms are free to enter and exit in the market.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Principle ofl
Exclusion
I is associated with private goods
Non exclusion
Divisibility
Division
A forecast is a guess or anticipation or a prediction about any event which is likely to
o Happen in the future
o Happen in the present
o Happen anytime
o Happen in the near future
Market economy is also involved in
0 Overproduction
0 Underproduction
0 No production
0 Low production Assessment: Assignment for Managerial Economics
Registration Number: 200742300 Name: Neera Devi
Attempt: 1 Duration 00:31 :14
Result for this Assignment
l Assignment Date
2010712009
No of Correct Answers
37
[ No of Partially Correct Answers
No of Wrong Answers
Total Questions Attempted
48
l Total Marks Obtained
80 Out or i 00.
x
Time-period does nut affect demand forecasting.
o TRUE @ FALSE
Market demand curve is derived from indMDual demand curves
o Vertical summation @ Horizontal summation
o Horizontal subtraction
o Vertical subtraction
Demand in ecnnnmics also means demand per unit of
0 Goods
0 Afirm
® Time
0 Industry The stage of negative returns comes in when
@ T.P. decreases, M.P. negative, A.P. decreases
o T.P. increases, M.P. zero, A.P. decreases
o T.P. increases, M.P. zero, A.P. increases
o T.P. increases, M.P. increases, A.P. increases
Sunk costs Incremental costs
costs borne whether there is Ie I cost made on expansion offirm
Fixed cost is known as Variable cost can refer to
operating costs alone I I U shaped curve I I prime cost
I accounting cost I A rightward shift in the supply curve is because the supply has I
increased
decreased
constant
stopped
The concept of giffen goods was not lntmduced by Robert Giffen.
o TRUE @ FALSE
Latssez tatre
I we mean no government intervention
Ceteris paribus
'--- R_8Q_u_la_t8_d_8_c_on_o_m_y ~1 IL- o_rQ_a_nl_z'_ti_o_n --'
A monopolist is a price taker.
@ FALSE o TRUE
Market period is concerned to
o Related to few hours or few days
o Related to perishable goods
o The entire supply is to be disposed offon the same day
o Supply can be held back from this market
The rise in the cost of production of a commodity can be due to I
various reasons
some reasons only
Sunk cost
Fixed costs
There are many firms in a perfectly competitive market selling
@ homogenous products
o similar products
o heterogeneous products a differentiated products
Features of monopoly are
[!] Single producer [!] Barriers to entry
[!] No close substitutes to the product o Perfectly elastic demand curve
An elolample of private good could be
@ Television
o Roads
o Bridges
o Door Datshan Network
Principle of exclusion is applicable to public goods.
o FALSE
o TRUE
Monopoly profit arises because of I
Monopolist
L- D_i_st_rib_u_ti_on ~1 1L_ c_o_m_p_et_iti_on ~
Business skills
One of the important profit standards is I
Plough back
Plough forward
L- P_o_li_tic_a_1 s_t_an_d_a_rd ~1 LI A_n_nu_'ty __ m_e_th_o_d ~
PDS has hecume a stable and permanent feature of India's strategy to
[i] Control prices
[i] Reduce Tluctuations in prices
[i] Achieve equitable distribution of essential consumer goods o Ensure regional balance
Transaction ground for buyers and sellers
Total Revenue
AR=MR
MR=MC
Equilibrium ofa firm I I Perfect competition I Total receipts from the sale ofa
given output
Oligopoly I I Monopoly I I Market An exception to law of supply is given by the
backward bending supply curve I I forward bending supply curve I LI __ h_or_iz_o_nt_al_S_U __ PP_IY_C_U_IV_e _ ___J
L_ __ ve_rt_ic_a_IS_U __ P_PIY __ C_U_~_e __ ~1 1L_ r_a_w_m_a_t8_r_ia_IS ~
The numerjcal value of relatively inelastic demand lies between
@ zero and one
0 one and two
0 one and 5
0 zero and 2 The classical economists analysis of market is based on assumption of
o Monophony
@ Perfect competition
o Monopolistic competition
o Duopoly
VVhile identif.Jljng a project an indMdual must consider his
0 Ability to invest
0 Expertise
0 Interest
0 Social wants Under perfect competition, firms are free to enter and exit in the market.
@ TRUE o FALSE
Principle ofl
Exclusion
1 is associated with private goods.
Non exclusion
Divisibility
Division
A forecast is a guess or anticipation or a prediction about any event which is likely to
o Happen in the future
o Happen in the present
o Happen anytime
o Happen in the near future