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Equilibrium of consumer is explained by |
negative utility
positive utility
marginal utility
profit
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2 |
MU curve |
rises left to right
is always vertical
falls left to right
is always horizontal
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3 |
Indifference curves are convex to the origin because |
two goods are perfect substitutes
two goods are imperfect substitutes
two goods are perfect complementary goods
goods area jointly demanded
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4 |
The quality of commodity that satisfies some human want or need is called |
service
demand
utility
efficiency
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5 |
When MU=0, TU is |
minimum
maximum
increasing
decreasing
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6 |
Diminishing marginal utility is the basis of |
law of supply
law of demand
laws of returns
none of the above
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7 |
When MU is positive, TU |
increases
decreases
remains constant
is maximum
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8 |
Utility and usefulness are |
equal
different
opposite
unrelated
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9 |
Law of Equi marginal utlility is a low of |
production of wealth
consumption of wealth
distribution of wealth
exchange of wealth
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10 |
Law of substitution is another name for |
law of diminishing MU
law of equi-MU
law of demand
law of satisfaction
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11 |
A consumer's spending is restricted because of |
marginal utility
budget constraint
demand curve
unlimited wants
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12 |
Utility is most closely related to the term |
useful
useless
necessary
satisfaction
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13 |
the term marginal in economics means |
unimportant
additional
the minimum unit
just barely passing
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14 |
When marginal is negative, it must be true that |
the average is negative
the average is decreasing
the total is negative
the total is decreasing
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15 |
In economics, one or more persons sharing common consumer budget is called |
social group
consumer union
organisation
household
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16 |
A consumer in equilibrium when marginal utilities are |
minimum
highest
equal
increasing
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17 |
Human wants are |
one thousand
few
innumerable
countable
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18 |
Rotten eggs are |
free good
economic good
service
wealth
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19 |
Robbins in his definition |
talks of scarcity of resources
preached moral values
supports Adam smith view
none of the above
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Economics theory means |
economic policy
economic principles
descriptive economics
economics facts
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