Engineering :: Business Management
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101. |
A vertical demand curve for a commodity shows that demand is |
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Highly elastic |
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Perfectly melastic |
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Fairly elastic |
D. |
Moderately elastic |
E. |
Totally inelastic |
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Answer: Option E
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102. |
Demand for a commodity is elastic when |
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Change in price causes greater change in its demand |
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Change in price does not change its demand |
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Change in National income causes change in demand |
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Any of the above |
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None of the above |
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Answer: Option A
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103. |
The elasticity of demand explains the relationship between |
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Income and demand |
B. |
Price and demand |
C. |
Price of substitutes and demand |
D. |
Utility and demand |
E. |
Price of substitutes and utility |
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Answer: Option B
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104. |
Public goods are different from private goods because |
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The government produces public goods, while private goods are produced by private persons |
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Public goods are preferred to private goods |
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The amount consumed by one does not affect the amount available for others |
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Private goods can be consumed only by private individuals while public goods can be consumed by government and private citizens |
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All of the above |
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Answer: Option D
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105. |
One of the essential conditions of perfect competition is |
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Product differentiation |
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Multiplicity of prices for identical product at any one time |
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Many sellers and few buyers |
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Many sellers and few sellers |
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Only one price for identical goods at any one time |
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Answer: Option C
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106. |
Equilibrium exists between |
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Buyers and sellers |
B. |
Supply and demand |
C. |
Price and quality |
D. |
Quantity and quantity |
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All of the above |
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Answer: Option E
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107. |
Which falls under the category of joint supply |
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Cotton and clothq |
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Coal tar and molasses |
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Rice and husk |
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Coffee and tea |
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Electricity and transistor |
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Answer: Option C
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108. |
The approximate annual rate of growth of population in India is |
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1 to 2.5 percent |
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5 to 7.5 percent |
C. |
8 to 10 pervent |
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10 to 12 percent |
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12.5 to 15 percent |
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Answer: Option A
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109. |
The average annual birth rate in India per 1000 is |
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1000 |
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400 to 500 |
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300 to 400 |
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30 to 40 |
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3 to 4 |
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Answer: Option D
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110. |
According to census the number of males per 1000 females in India is approximately |
Answer: Option E
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