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 PAPER : IV ADVANCED ECONOMIC THEORY

1.   .A competitive firm in the short run incur losses. The firm continues production, if:

 

(a) P > AVC

 

(b) P = AVC

 

(c) P < AVC

 

(d) P > AVC

 

Answer: (d) P > AVC

 

2.   Under _______ market condition, firms make normal profits in the long run:

 

(a) Perfect competition

 

(b) Monopoly

 

(c) Oligopoly

 

(d) None

 

Answer: (A) Perfect competition

 

 

 

3.   A monopolist is able to maximize his profits when:

 

(a) His output is maximum

 

(b) He charges a high price

 

(c) His average cost is minimum

 

(d) His marginal cost is equal to marginal revenue

 

 

Answer: (d) His marginal cost is equal to marginal revenue

 

4.   Under Monopolistic competition the cross elasticity of demand for the product of a single firm would be:

 

(a) Infinite

 

(b) Highly elastic

 

(c) Highly inelastic

 

(d) Zero

 

Answer: (d) Zero

 

 

 

5.   When AR = ` 10 and AC = ` 8 the firm makes ________ :

 

(a) Normal profit

 

(b) Net profit

 

(c) Gross profit

 

(d) Supernormal profit

 

Answer: (d) Supernormal profit

 

 

6.   What are the conditions for the long run equilibrium of the competitive firm?

 

(a) LMC = LAC = P

 

(b) SMC = SAC = LMC

 

(c) P = MR

 

(d) All of these

 

Answer: (a) LMC = LAC = P

 

 

 

7.   Kinked demand curve hypothesis is given by:

 

(a) Alfred marshal

 

(b) A.C Pigou

 

(c) Sweezy

 

(d) Hicks & allen

 

Answer: (c) Sweezy

 

 

 

8.   Supernormal profits occur, when :

 

(a) Total revenue is equal to total cost

 

(b) Total revenue is equal to variable cost

 

(c) Average revenue is more than average cost

 

(d) Average revenue is equal to average cost

 

Answer: (c) Average revenue is more than average cost

 

 

9.   If under perfect competition, the price line lies below the average cost curve, the firm would:

 

(a) Make only Normal profits

 

(b) Incur losses

 

(c) Make abnormal profit

 

(d) Profit cannot be determined

 

Answer: (b) Incur losses

 

 

10.      The MR curve cuts the horizontal line between Y axis and demand curve into:

 

(a) Two unequal parts

 

(b) Two equal parts

 

(c) May be equal or unequal parts

 

(d) None of these

 

Answer: (b) Two equal parts

 

 

11.      Which market has characteristics of product differentiation?

 

(a) Perfect Competition

 

(b) Monopoly

 

(c) Monopolistic Competition

 

(d) Oligopoly

 

Answer: (c) Monopolistic Competition

 

 

 

12.      Which of these are characteristics of Perfect Competition.

 

(a) Many Sellers & Buyers

 

(b) Homogeneous Product

 

(c) Free Entry and Exit

 

(d) All of the above

 

Answer: (d) All of the above

 

 

 

13.      MR Curve = AR = Demand Curve is a feature of which kind of Market?

 

(a) Perfect Competition

 

(b) Monopoly

 

(c) Monopolistic

 

(d) Oligopoly

 

Answer: (a) Perfect Competition

 

 

14.      In the long – run monopolist can:

 

(a) Incur losses

 

(b) Must earn supernormal profits

 

(c) Wants to shut – down

 

(d) Earns only normal profits.

 

Answer: (b) Must earn supernormal profits

 

 

15.      .The demand curve of the firm and industry will be same in which form of market:

 

(a) Monopolistic Competition

 

(b) Perfect Competition

 

(c) Monopoly

 

(d) Oligopoly.

 

 

Answer: (c) Monopoly

 

 

 

16.      Oligopoly haring identical products is:

 

(a) Pure oligopoly

 

(b) Imperfect oligopoly

 

(c) Price leadership

 

(d) Collusion.

 

 

Answer:(a) Pure oligopoly

 

 

 

17.      The demand curve of oligopoly is :

 

(a) Horizontal

 

(b) Vertical

 

(c) Kinked

 

(d) Rising left to right

 

Answer: (c) Kinked

 

 

 

18.      Demand curve is equal to M. R. curve in which market?

 

(a) Oligopoly

 

(b) Monopoly

 

(c) Monopolistic Competition

 

(d) Perfect Competition

 

 

Answer: (d) Perfect Competition

 

 

 

19.      The Kinked demand hypothesis is designed to explain _____ in the context of oligopoly.

 

(a) Price and Output Determination

 

(b) Price Rigidity

 

(c) Perfect competition

 

(d) All of the above

 

 

Answer: (d) All of the above

 

 

 

20.      Price discrimination can take place only in _______.

 

(a) Monopolistic Competition

 

(b) Oligopoly

 

(c) Perfect competition

 

(d) Monopoly

 

Answer: (d) Monopoly

 

21.Oligopoly’ refers to:

a)  Many sellers, Few buyers

b)  Many sellers, Many buyers

c)   Few sellers, Many buyers

d)  Few sellers, Few buyers

 

21.‘Oligopoly’ refers to:

(a) Many sellers, Few buyers

(b) Many sellers, Many buyers

(c) Few sellers, Many buyers

(d) Few sellers, Few buyers

Answer Few sellers, Many buyers

 

22.Which among the following markets has only one buyer for a particular goods or service?

a)  Monopoly

b)  Monopolistic

c)   Monopsony

d)  Oligopoly

Answer Monopsony

 

23.Which two of the following statements are true?

a) A simple monopoly firm always earns super normal profit

b) Sweezy's kinked demand curve model is the best known model explaining relatively more satisfactory behaviour of oligopoly firm for price rigidity

c) A perfectly competitive firm is price - taker

d) Firms under monopolistic competition earn only normal profits

Choose the correct option from those below

 

a) and d)

b) and d)

b) and c)

a) and c)

Answer b) and c)

24.Excess capacity is NOT noticed in which of the following market conditions?

a)  Monopoly

b)  Monopolistic

c)   competition

d)  Oligopoly

e)  Perfect competition

Answer Perfect competition

Which one of the following is / are hold(s) true to successfully practice price discrimination?

A. The firm must be a pure monopoly

B. The firm must possess market power

C. It must be difficult for consumer in one market to sell to consumers in the other market

Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

A and B only

B and C only

A and C only

C only

Answer  B and C only

 

25.Sub - optimal allocation of resources under monopoly to cause social welfare loss is often inferred as

a)  Deadweight loss

b)  Allocation drift

c)   Monopoly loss

d)  Opportunity loss

Answer  Deadweight loss

 

26.The monopolistic firm will be in equilibrium where

a)  Price = Marginal cost

b)  Marginal revenue = Marginal cost

c)   MR = MC = Price

d)  Marginal cost = Total cost

Answer Marginal revenue = Marginal cost

 

27.Which of the following is/are condition(s) for price discrimination of product?

(A) Firm must have some monopoly power.

(B) Price elasticities of demand for the product in different market must differ

(C) Market must be separable or able to be segmented

(D) Free entry and exit of firms

 

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

 

(A) and (D) only

(B), (C) and (D) only

(A), (C) and (D) only

(A), (B) and (C) only

Answer  (A), (B) and (C) only

 

28.The monopoly involves as social cost mainly due to its emphasis on which one of the folowing?

a)  Earning net profit in all possible situations.

b)  Lower output at a higher cost in a normal profit situation

c)   Charging different prices from different categories of buyers of the same product

d)  Attempting to stall entry of other firms in the market.

Answer  Lower output at a higher cost in a normal profit situation

 

29.Charging different prices for the same product in different markets until the MR of the last unit sold equals the MC of the product sold in each market is described by ______.

(A) Price discrimination of first degree

(B) Price discrimination of second degree

(C) Price discrimination of third-degree

(D) Equilibrium price

 

(E) Price discrimination

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

(A) and (B) only

(A) and (C) only

(C) and (E) only

(A) and (D) only

Answer  (C) and (E) only

 

30.In a monopolistically competitive market, which of the following hold true?

A. firms are small relative to the total market

B. no firm has any market power

C. there is easy entry and exit in the market

D. few firms have market power

E. there is no easy entry and exit in the market

Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

 

A, C and E only

B and C only

A and B only

A and C only

Answer 4 : A and C only

31.Every factor of production gets reward equal to:

a)  Value of average product   

b)  Value of marginal product

c)   Value of total product 

d)  Total revenue

 

Answer: Option A

 

32.Under perfect competition, demand for a factor is its:

a)  MRP curve 

b)  ARP curve

c)   TRP curve  

d)  TR - TC

Answer: Option A

 

33.We should employ units of a factor to a point where:

a)  MR is negative   

b)  MP is equal to price of the factor

c)   MP is positive    

d)  D.MP is rising

Answer: Option B

34.If marginal product of labour rises because of new technology:

a)  Wages will rise   

b)  Wages will fall

c)   Wages will be unaffected

d)  May rise or fall

 

Answer: Option A

 

35.One of the following is NOT a assumption of the marginal productivity theory:

a)  Units of factor are homogeneous

b)  Mobility of factor

c)   Low price of factor     

d)  Perfect competition

 

Answer: Option C

 

36.Increasing the minimum wage for workers will:

a)  Sole the unemployment problem

b)  Result in scarcity of workers

c)   Cause a substitution of capital for labour

d)  Decrease the MP of those workers

Answer: Option C

 

37. Who is the author of the book the˜Wealth of nations?

Adam Smith

 

38.Whose definition of economics is general in nature?

Samuelson

 39.Give two examples for social science?

Economics and History

 

41.What deals with all aspects of society?

Sociology

 

42.Who defined economics as, a Economics is the science of wealth?

Adam Smith

43.Who advocated inductive method in scientific enquiry?

Francis Bacon

44.Whose definition of economics studies two sides?

Alfred Marshall

45.What is the other name for economics?

Political economy

46.What are the two kinds of income?

Money and Real income

47.What are the kinds of utility in production?

   Form, Place and Time utility

 

48.Who gave the welfare definition of economics?

 

Alfred Marshall

 

49.What is the other name of capital goods?

Investment goods or Producer goods

 

50.What is the aim of production?

Creation of wealth

 

51.Give two commodities that are traded in international market?

 

Steel, Cotton, Sugar and Tea

 

52.Which term used by the early writes management of the state?

Political Economy

 

53.Who gave the theory of evolution?

Darwin

 

 

54.Who is the father of economics?

Adam Smith

55.Can production is possible without use of factors of production?

No

 

56.What are the kinds of statements on economics?

Positive and Normative


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