61. A monopolized market is in long-run equilibrium when
62. Match the following.
List-I (Consumer Goods)
List-II (Effect on Sale)
a. Essential goods
1. Less than proportionate change in sale
b. Comforts
2. Almost proportionate change in sale
c. Luxuries
3. More than proportionate increase in sale
d. Prestige goods
4. Increase in sale
List-I (Consumer Goods) | List-II (Effect on Sale) |
a. Essential goods | 1. Less than proportionate change in sale |
b. Comforts | 2. Almost proportionate change in sale |
c. Luxuries | 3. More than proportionate increase in sale |
d. Prestige goods | 4. Increase in sale |
63. If price of any commodity decreases by 20% and the demand for that commodity increases by 40%, then elasticity of demand would be
64. In the figure given below is shown the determination of price in the
65. A consumer attains equilibrium at a point on the indifference curve where
66. Application of the 'Marginal-Cost pricing' principle in a decreasing cost industry would lead to
67. Which of the following statements is most closely associated with general equilibrium analysis?
68. Market demand for any goods is a function of the
1. price per unit of the goods
2. price per unit of other goods
3. incomes of consumers
4. tastes of consumers
Select the correct answer
1. price per unit of the goods
2. price per unit of other goods
3. incomes of consumers
4. tastes of consumers
Select the correct answer
69. If a firm sells its output in a market characterized by a few sellers and many buyers, and limited long-run resource mobility, then the firm is
70. The payment made for good manufactured and exported in India is called
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