Top 150+ Solved Basics of Economics Studies MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Who is the leader of the Classical school?

a. Thomas Robert Malthus

b. J.S. Mill

c. David Ricardo

d. Adam Smith.

  • d. Adam Smith.

Q. The core of classical economists is:

a. Effective Demand

b. Employment

c. Say’s Law of Market

d. Socialism

  • c. Say’s Law of Market

Q. ‘Law of Market’ is attributed to:

a. J.S. Mill

b. J. Say

c. Alfred marshall

d. A.C. Pigou

  • b. J.B. Say

Q. The Classicals adopted ---------policy:

a. Governmental policy

b. Laissez-faire

c. Policy of restriction

d. None of these

  • b. Laissez-faire

Q. According to Classicals, full employment is a:

a. Rare phenomenon

b. Normal phenomenon

c. Abnormal phenomenon

d. None of these

  • b. Normal phenomenon

Q. According to the Classical economists, general over production is:

a. Possible

b. Impossible

c. Both

d. None

  • b. Impossible

Q. According to the Classical economists, savings and investments are:

a. Always unequal

b. Always equal

c. Never equal

d. Sometimes equal

  • b. Always equal

Q. Wages and prices are ----------, according to the Classicals.

a. Rigid

b. Flexible

c. Both

d. All of these

  • b. Flexible

Q. Classical aggregate supply curve is:

a. Perfectly elastic

b. Perfectly inelastic

c. More elastic

d. Unitary elastic

  • b. Perfectly inelastic

Q. Pick the odd one from the following:

a. Law of Market

b. J. Say

c. Full employment

d. J.M. Keynes

  • d. J.M. Keynes

Q. According to the Classicals, investment is a function of:

a. Saving

b. Income

c. Employment

d. Rate of Interest

  • d. Rate of Interest

Q. “Supply creates its own demand” is called:

a. Law of supply

b. Law of market

c. Law of demand

d. Law of elasticity

  • b. Law of market

Q. Under the classical system, the equilibrium will be at:

a. Under employment

b. Full employment

c. Voluntary employment

d. Disguised unemployment

  • b. Full employment

Q. When savings exceeds the demand for savings, the rate of interest will:

a. Rise

b. Fall

c. Remain constant

d. None of these

  • b. Fall

Q. Rate of interest will increase when the demand for saving is:

a. Less than its supply

b. Equal to its supply

c. More than its supply

d. Less than or equal to its supply

  • c. More than its supply
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