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Principles of Economics Icom Part 1 English Medium Chapter 12 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
In comparative cost or comparative advantage theory, ratio is
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1x1 one good one country
2x2 two goods two countries
1x2 one good two countries
2x1 two goods one country
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Question # 2
When there is inflation attached with high unemployment level, it is called ?
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Stagflation
Hyper inflation
Demand pull inflation
Cost push inflation
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Question # 3
Advantages of international trade are
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One
Two
Three
Many
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Question # 4
The relation between quantity of money and value of money is:
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Positive
Negative
Direct
Inverse
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Question # 5
Deflation means:
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Rapid increase in price level
General decrease in price level
General increase in price level
Both a and c
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Question # 6
The base of international trade theory of Devid Ricardo is
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Absolute advantage
Comparative cost
Cheaper cost
Low cost
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Question # 7
If the face value of a coin is equal to the value of metal used in:
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Legal money
Token money
Standard money
Both b and c
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Question # 8
In order to improve the balance of payment the foremost try is to increase
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Imports
Exports
Production
Savings
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Question # 9
Quantity theory of money was introduced in an equation by:
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Fisher
Marshall
Crowther
Tausigg
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Question # 10
In between how many countries international trade takes place under comparative cost theory
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Two
Three
Four
Many
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Question # 11
Money which can be converted into cash money is known is:
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Near money
Paper money
Legal tender money
Token money
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Question # 12
Quantity theory of money was introduced by:
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Fisher
Marshall
Crowther
J.S Mill
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Question # 13
International trade is based on the following except
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Different factors of production are required for the production of different goods
Factors of production exist in different ratios in different countries
Factors of production are in abundant quantity in different countries
Factors of production are in limited quantity in different countries
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Question # 14
The trade that takes place between the inhabitants of two countries is called
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Domestic trade
International trade
National trade
Regional Trade
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Question # 15
A system where the goods are exchange with goods is known as:
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Monetary system
Barter System
Coins system
Goods system
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Question # 16
The exchange of goods and services from country to country is called
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Foreign
National trade
Corporate trade
Domestic trade
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Question # 17
In which of the following condition theory of international trade is presented
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Monopoly
Duopoly
Monopolistic competition
Perfect competition
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Question # 18
The record of visible and invisible items on international account is called
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Balance of payment
Balance of trade
Balance of budget
Capital account
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Question # 19
The relation between quantity of money and price is:
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Positive
Negative
Direct
Inverse
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Question # 20
Balance of payment of a country is balanced when its
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Receipts are more than payments
Receipts are less than payments
Receipts are equal to payments
None of three
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Question # 21
The first great depression was appeared in:
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1934
1930
1932
1936
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Question # 22
Balance of payment of a country is favourable when its
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Receipts are more than payments
Receipts are less than payments
Receipts are equal to payments
None of three
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