21. The production function X = AL3/5
22. 'Ceteris paribus' clause in the law of Demand does not mean
23. If a demand curve shifts to the right, it means-
24. In which of the following form of the market the producer is isolated and selling costs is incurred
25. Sources of long term finance will be
26. Statement I The isoquant curves are drawn convex to the origin due to diminishing technical rate of substitution.
Statement II The lesser the convexity of the isoquant curve, the greater the possibility of the complementarity of the two inputs.
27. Consider the following statements.
1. Point of inflexion exists where Ist stage of law of variable proportions ends.
2. TP increases even when MP is decreasing.
3. Producer will stop only at IInd stage of variable proportions.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
28. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Prof. Robin
1. Security profit
b. Prof. Milton Kafoglis
2. Marris growth maximisation
c. Prof. Rothschild
3. Output maximisation
29. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Law of demand is fully applicable
1. Giffen goods not applicable
b. Law of demand is not applicable at all
2. Veblon goods partly applicable
c. Law of demand is partly applicable
3. Normal goods fully applicable
30. The subject which is related to the income and expenditure of the government is called
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22. 'Ceteris paribus' clause in the law of Demand does not mean
23. If a demand curve shifts to the right, it means-
24. In which of the following form of the market the producer is isolated and selling costs is incurred
25. Sources of long term finance will be
26. Statement I The isoquant curves are drawn convex to the origin due to diminishing technical rate of substitution.
Statement II The lesser the convexity of the isoquant curve, the greater the possibility of the complementarity of the two inputs.
Statement II The lesser the convexity of the isoquant curve, the greater the possibility of the complementarity of the two inputs.
27. Consider the following statements.
1. Point of inflexion exists where Ist stage of law of variable proportions ends.
2. TP increases even when MP is decreasing.
3. Producer will stop only at IInd stage of variable proportions.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
1. Point of inflexion exists where Ist stage of law of variable proportions ends.
2. TP increases even when MP is decreasing.
3. Producer will stop only at IInd stage of variable proportions.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
28. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Prof. Robin
1. Security profit
b. Prof. Milton Kafoglis
2. Marris growth maximisation
c. Prof. Rothschild
3. Output maximisation
List-I | List-II |
a. Prof. Robin | 1. Security profit |
b. Prof. Milton Kafoglis | 2. Marris growth maximisation |
c. Prof. Rothschild | 3. Output maximisation |
29. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Law of demand is fully applicable
1. Giffen goods not applicable
b. Law of demand is not applicable at all
2. Veblon goods partly applicable
c. Law of demand is partly applicable
3. Normal goods fully applicable
List-I | List-II |
a. Law of demand is fully applicable | 1. Giffen goods not applicable |
b. Law of demand is not applicable at all | 2. Veblon goods partly applicable |
c. Law of demand is partly applicable | 3. Normal goods fully applicable |
30. The subject which is related to the income and expenditure of the government is called
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