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UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT SCHOOL OF DISTANCE EDUCATION
BA Economics (2011 Admission Onwards) I Semester Core Course
MICRO ECONOMICS-I
QUESTION BANK
1. The curve showing the possibilities of production of desired good is known as: (A) Indifference curve (B) Production possibility curve (C) Revealed preference curve (D) None of these Which one of the following definition of Economics is associated with the name of Lionel Robbins? (A) Welfare definition (B) Scarcity definition (C) Growth definition (D) Wealth definition A hypothesis is tested by: (A) The realism of its assumptions (B) The lack of realism of its assumptions (C) Its ability to predict accurately an outcome that follows logically from the assumptions (D) None of these In a free enterprise economy, the problems of what, how and for whom to produce are solved by : (A) A Planning Committee (B) The Price mechanism (C) The Planning Commission (D) None of these. Who considered Political Economy as “an enquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations”? (A) Adam Smith (B) J.B.Say (C) Marshall (D) Keynes
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Which of the following definitions of Economics include the economic concept of ‘scales of Preferences’? (A) Wealth definition (B) Welfare definition (C) Scarcity definition (D) Growth definition Which of the following embodies a more widely accepted definition of economics? (A) Science of material welfare (B) Science of wealth (C) A study of mankind in the ordinary business of life (D) Science of making choice. The fundamental problem faced by an economy is one of : (A) Exchange (B) Decision making by the government (C) Economic welfare (D) Scarcity of resources and multiplicity of wants. Production possibilities curve does not show: (A) What to produce (B) How to produce (C) For whom to produce (D) Productive potential under conditions of underemployment...