Top 550+ Solved Economics (GK) MCQ Questions Answer
Q. The Psychological law of consumption states that –
a. proportionate increase in consumption is less than proportionate increase in income
b. increase in income is equal to increase in consumption
c. increase in consumption is greater than increase in income
d. consumption does not change with a change in income
Q. Subsidies are payment by government to –
a. Consuming units
b. Producing units
c. Banking units
d. Retired persons
Q. Tha Law of Demand is based on -
a. Manufacturer's preference
b. Seller's preference
c. Supplier's preference
d. Consumer's preference
Q. The expenses on advertising is called -
a. Implicit cost
b. Surplus cost
c. Fixed cost
d. Selling cost
Q. The most distinguishing feature of oligopaly is -
a. number of firms
b. interdependence
c. negligible influence on price
d. price leadership
Q. 'Law of demand' implies that when there is excess demand for a commodity, then
a. price of the commodity falls
b. price of the commodity remains same
c. price of the commodity rises
d. quantity demanded of the commodity falls
Q. Given the money wages, if the price level in an economy increases, then the real wages will -
a. increase
b. decrease
c. remain constant
d. become flexible
Q. Minimum payment to factor of production is called -
a. Quasi Rent
b. Rent
c. Wages
d. Transfer Payment
Q. Consumer's surplus is the highest in the case of:
a. durable goods
b. luxuries
c. comforts
d. necessities
Q. Which of the following cost curve is never `U' shaped ?
a. Marginal cost curve
b. Average variable cost curve
c. Average fixed cost curve
d. Average cost curve
Q. Perfect competition means -
a. large number of buyers and less sellers
b. large number of buyers and sellers
c. large number of sellers and less buyers
d. None of these
Q. Bread and butter, car and petrol are examples of goods which have -
a. composite demand
b. joint demand
c. derived demand
d. autonomous demand
Q. In a Capitalistic Economy, the prices are determined by :
a. Demand and Supply
b. Government Authorities
c. Buyers in the Market
d. Sellers in the Market