Top 150+ Solved Principles of Micro Economics MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. Strong ordering is a distinguishing feature of the theory given by:

a. Marshall

b. Hicks

c. Samuelson

d. Adam Smith

  • c. Samuelson

Q. Father of Economics:

a. Marshall

b. David Ricardo

c. Adam Smith

d. J.M. Keynes

  • c. Adam Smith

Q. The Wealth of Nations is the work of:

a. Marshall

b. J.S. Mill

c. Adam Smith

d. Lionel Robins

  • c. Adam Smith

Q. Indifference Approach is related with:

a. Marshall

b. J.R. Hicks

c. Samuelson

d. Sismondi

  • b. J.R. Hicks

Q. Which one of the following is an example of close substitute:

a. Tea and Coffee

b. Milk and water

c. Bread and Butter

d. Pen and pencil

  • a. Tea and Coffee

Q. The addition to the total revenue by the sale of an additional unit is:

a. Total revenue

b. Average revenue

c. Value added

d. Marginal revenue

  • d. Marginal revenue

Q. Which cost is to be incurred by a firm even if output is zero:

a. Opportunity cost

b. Fixed cost

c. Variable Cost

d. Total cost

  • b. Fixed cost

Q. The marginal utility theory is contributed by:

a. Marshall

b. David Ricardo

c. Adam Smith

d. Samuelson

  • a. Marshall

Q. The factor earning of entrepreneur is:

a. Rent

b. Wage

c. Interest

d. Profit

  • d. Profit

Q. The Scarcity definition of Economics is the contribution of:

a. Samuelson

b. Adam Smith

c. Lionel Robbins

d. Marshall

  • c. Lionel Robbins

Q. Average Revenue is equal to:

a. Price

b. Cost

c. Profit

d. None of these

  • a. Price

Q. Total Revenue is the maximum when Marginal Revenue is ----------

a. Positive

b. Negative

c. One

d. Zero

  • d. Zero

Q. Market economy is also known as:

a. Socialist economy

b. Capitalist economy

c. Mixed economy

d. Developing economy

  • b. Capitalist economy

Q. For complementary goods, the cross elasticity of demand:

a. Positive

b. Negative

c. Zero

d. None

  • b. Negative

Q. Relation between price of a commodity and demand for another commodity ismeasured by:

a. Price elasticity

b. Income elasticity

c. Cross elasticity

d. Elasticity of substitution

  • c. Cross elasticity
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