Top 150+ Solved Basics of Economics MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. The central theme of Keynesian Theory is:

a. laissez-faire

b. free trade

c. effective demand

d. self interest

  • c. effective demand

Q. Who repudiated Say’s law of market?

a. j.b. say

b. david ricardo

c. j.s. mill

d. j.m. keynes

  • d. j.m. keynes

Q. Effective demand is that demand when:

a. aggregate demand is greater than aggregate supply

b. aggregate demand is less than aggregate supply

c. aggregate demand is equal to aggregate supply

d. all of these

  • c. aggregate demand is equal to aggregate supply

Q. The concept of effective demand is associated with the name of:

a. marshall

b. keynes

c. krugman

d. adam smith

  • b. keynes

Q. The proportion between total income and total consumption is called:

a. average propensity to consume

b. average propensity to save

c. marginal propensity to consume

d. marginal propensity to save

  • a. average propensity to consume

Q. 1- MPC is called:

a. apc

b. aps

c. mpc

d. mps

  • d. mps

Q. APC + APS is equal to:

a. 0

b. >0

c. 1

d. <0

Q. Multiplier is obtained by:

a. 1 – mpc

b. 1/1- mps

c. 1/1- apc

d. 1/1-mpc

  • d. 1/1-mpc

Q. Exports minus imports is termed as:

a. net income

b. net imports

c. net exports

d. national income

  • c. net exports

Q. As income increases consumption also increases, but:

a. proportionately

b. more than proportionately

c. less than proportionately

d. equally

  • c. less than proportionately

Q. The expected return on investment is called:

a. marginal propensity to save

b. marginal propensity to consume

c. marginal revenue

d. marginal efficiency of investment

  • d. marginal efficiency of investment

Q. Marginal efficiency of investment curve is:

a. slopping downwards

b. slopping upwards

c. parallel to x axis

d. parallel to y axis

  • a. slopping downwards

Q. According to Keynes, unemployment is due to:

a. deficiency of capital

b. deficiency of labour

c. deficiency of education

d. deficiency in effective demand

  • d. deficiency in effective demand
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