Business Economics mcq questions and answers for competitive exams

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91.
Study of collusive agreement is

a
Monopoly
b
Collusive oligopoly
c
Non-Collusive oligopoly
d
All of the above

92.
In case of monopoly, a firm in the long run can have

a
Loss
b
Profit
c
Break even
d
All of these

93.
Which of the following is not a condition of successful price discrimination

a
Seller should be an MNC
b
Location of markets at distinct place
c
Consumers ignorance and prejudice
d
Different elasticity of demand for different customer

94.
A perfectly competitive industry becomes a monopoly with the same cost conditions, it will now sell

a
A larger output at the old price
b
A larger output at a higher price
c
A reduced output at a higher price
d
An unchanged output at a higher price

95.
The law of variable proportions is

a
also called law of proportionality
b
also called law of non-proportional returns
c
wider and includes law of increasing returns, law of decreasing returns & law of constant return as three phases
d
all of the above

96.
When quantity demanded changes due to factors other than price, it is called

a
increase in demand
b
decrease in demand
c
both (a) and (b)
d
none of these

97.
Study of demand over two periods is called

a
Static
b
Dynamic
c
Comparative static
d
None of these

98.
Which of the following concepts is considered as a myth

a
Oligopoly
b
Monopoly
c
Perfect competition
d
Imperfect competition

99.
A monopolist charging high price operates on

a
The elastic part of a demand curve
b
The inelastic part of a demand curve
c
Ignores elasticity of demand altogether
d
The constant elastic part of a demand curve

100.
A firm's marginal revenue

a
is always positive
b
is always negative
c
can be positive
d
is positive at point at which the total revenue is maximum

101.
When the income elasticity of demand is greater than unity, the commodity is

a
A luxury
b
A necessity
c
An inferior good
d
A non-related good

102.
The price which a consumer would be willing to pay for a commodity equals to his

a
Average utility
b
Marginal utility
c
Total utility
d
Does not have any relation to anyone of these

103.
Price discrimination policy helps in increasing profit in case of

a
Oligopoly
b
Monopoly
c
Perfect competition
d
Monopolistic competition

104.
In the case of an inferior good, the income effect

a
Is equal to the substitution effect
b
Reinforces the substitution effect
c
Partially offsets the substitution effect
d
More than offsets the substitution effect

105.
In oligopoly market kinked demand curve explains

a
Short run average cost curve
b
Long run average cost curve
c
Average variable cost curve
d
Collusion among rival firms

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