11. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Normal demand curve
1. Vertical straight line
b. Income consumption curve
2. Downwards to right
c. Inelastic demand curve
3. Infinity
d. Cross elasticity of demand between two perfect substitute will be
4. Upwards to the right
List-I | List-II |
a. Normal demand curve | 1. Vertical straight line |
b. Income consumption curve | 2. Downwards to right |
c. Inelastic demand curve | 3. Infinity |
d. Cross elasticity of demand between two perfect substitute will be | 4. Upwards to the right |
12. Indifference curve is the combination of two goods that are
13. Match the following.
List-I (Forms of Market)
List-II (Features)
a. Perfect competition
1. High degree of interdependence
b. Monopolistic competition
2. Homogeneous product
c. Monopoly
3. Product differentiation
d. Oligopoly
4. One seller and large number of buyers
List-I (Forms of Market) | List-II (Features) |
a. Perfect competition | 1. High degree of interdependence |
b. Monopolistic competition | 2. Homogeneous product |
c. Monopoly | 3. Product differentiation |
d. Oligopoly | 4. One seller and large number of buyers |
14. In the case of a short-run production function, the factor ratio remains
15. The cross-price elasticity between two products is found to be half. From this, we know that the two product are
16. A natural monopoly is a market situation, in which
17. The G. E. Business Model is explained on which one of the following parameters?
18. Using TR and TC a profit maximising firm will be in equilibrium at a point where the
19. The nature of cross price elasticity of demand in case of complementary products will be
20. Assertion (A) Marginal cost and differential cost do not convey the same meaning in all the circumstances.
Reason (R) Differential cost increases or decreases due to change in fixed cost.
Reason (R) Differential cost increases or decreases due to change in fixed cost.
Read More Section(Economics)
Each Section contains maximum 100 MCQs question on Economics. To get more questions visit other sections.
- Economics - Section 1
- Economics - Section 2
- Economics - Section 3
- Economics - Section 4
- Economics - Section 5
- Economics - Section 6
- Economics - Section 7
- Economics - Section 8
- Economics - Section 9
- Economics - Section 10
- Economics - Section 11
- Economics - Section 12
- Economics - Section 13
- Economics - Section 14
- Economics - Section 15