Question 1A perfect example of a public good is A.airB.education C.defense D.transport Objective Show full explanation
Question 2A firm with marginal cost equal to its marginal revenue will produce the equilibrium output if it is in A.pure competition only B.pure monopoly only C.monopolistic competition only D.any type of marketObjective Show full explanation
Question 3If Mr.A earns $2,000 a year while Mr.B earns $8,000 a year but Mr.A pays $200 per annum in tax while Mr.B pays $400, such tax isA.progressive B.indirect C.regressive D.proportional Objective Show full explanation
Question 4A profit-maximising monopolist should produce within the range where his demand is A.inelastic B. elastic C. infinitely elastic D. unitarily elasticObjective Show full explanation
Question 5Economics speak about 'opportunity cost' when a consumerA.has the chance to minimize costsB.has to forgo one thong in order to have anotherC.can equate its fixed costs' with his variable costsD.is able to save part of his incomeObjective Show full explanation
Question 6Which of the following is a liability of a commercial bank?A.depositsB.money at callC.loans to customersD.overdraft.Objective Show full explanation
Question 7High dependency ratio is influenced byA.high infant motility rateB.the level of incomeC.high birth rateD.inadequate medical care for childrenE.none of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 8Product homogeneity is one of the characteristics of A.perfect competitionB.monopolyC.monopolistic competitionD.oligopolyE.competitionObjective Show full explanation
Question 9........... is the term that describes the cost of one product in terms of forgone production/acquisition of others. A.Marginal costB.Production/acquisition costC.Optimum costD.Opportunity costE.Implicit costObjective Show full explanation
Question 10Diseconomies of scale can be caused by the following EXCEPT A.managerial inefficiencyB.increased resource-costC.large marketD.inefficient business environmentE.technologyObjective Show full explanation