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Each section contains 100 MCQs on Managerial Economics .

At the point of inflexion, the marginal utility is

A) Negative B) Decreasing C) Maximum D) Increasing

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Answer: Option C

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A rightwards shift in supply curve indicates

A) An increase in quality supplied B) A decrease in supply C) An increase in supply D) None of the above

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Answer: Option C

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Among the causes of inflation can be listed
1. slow growth in agricultural output
2. increasing non development expenditure of Government
3. rapid population growth
4. rapid growth of costly imports

A) Both 1 and 2 B) Both 2 and 3 C) Both 1 and 4 D) All of the above

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Answer: Option D

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Which one of the following is not studied in macro economics?

A) General theory of employment, interest and money B) Market structure and pricing decision's C) Foreign trade D) Theories of economic growth

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Answer: Option B

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"Labour and capital of the country acting on it's natural resources produce annually a certain net aggregate of commodities including services of the kinds. This is the true net annual income of the country" is given by

A) Alfred Marshall B) J. M. Keynes C) Karl Marx D) Boulding

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Answer: Option A

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Inflation brings most benefit to which one of the following?

A) Savings bank account holders B) Government pensioners C) Debtors D) Creditors

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Answer: Option C

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Goods X and Y are perfect substitutes. A consumer's indifference curve for these commodities is represented by a/an

A) upward sloping curve which is convex from below B) upward sloping straight line C) downward sloping curve which is convex to origin D) downward sloping straight line

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Answer: Option D

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GNP can be calculated as

A) GDP - Depreciation B) GDP + Net factor income from abroad C) GDP - Depreciation + Subsidies D) Wages + Interest + Rent

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Answer: Option B

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Emperical evidence has shown that due to technological changes and 'learning by doing' trends, the shape of LAC curve has changed from

A) U shaped to L shaped B) L shaped to U shaped C) Never changed D) None of these

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Answer: Option A

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One way the government can induce a monopolist to expand his output is by imposing

A) A price floor that makes the monopolist raise his price B) A price ceiling that makes the monopo list lower his price C) A specific tax on the monopolist's output D) A heavy tax on the monopolist's profits

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Answer: Option B

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