Engineering :: Business Management
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141. |
A decrease in the quantity supplied to the market at given prices leads to |
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A higher price and a contraction of demand |
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A lower price and an expansion of demand |
C. |
A higher price and an expansion of demand |
D. |
A lower price and a contraction of demand |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option A
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142. |
Customers are likely to get a variety of goods under |
A. |
Monopoly |
B. |
Perfect competition |
C. |
Oligopoly |
D. |
Monopolistic competition |
E. |
All of the above |
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Answer: Option B
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143. |
An increase in demand that leads to an increase in wealth |
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Will induce new firms to begin production |
B. |
Will induce existing firms to produce close substitutes |
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Will induce both new and existing firms to bid resources away from other uses |
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Will increase the value and hence the cost of resources used in producing that good |
E. |
All of the above |
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Answer: Option E
Explanation:
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144. |
Common bases for monopoly include all of the following but |
A. |
Control over a key patent |
B. |
Extensive diseconomies of scale in production |
C. |
Control over a strategic raw material |
D. |
Extensive economies of scale in production |
E. |
Control over channels of distribution |
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Answer: Option B
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145. |
In India, telephone service comes under which market form |
A. |
Duopoly |
B. |
Bilateral monopoly |
C. |
Monopoly |
D. |
Perfect competition |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option C
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146. |
Which market describes a monopoly |
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Many buyers and many sellers |
B. |
One seller, many buyers |
C. |
One buyer, many sellers |
D. |
Few sellers, many buyers |
E. |
One buyer, one seller |
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Answer: Option B
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147. |
A monopolistic firm's average revenue is always |
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Rising |
B. |
Falling |
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Constant |
D. |
Dometimes rising sometimes falling |
E. |
Depends on several variables |
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Answer: Option A
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148. |
A monopolist makes maximum profits when |
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Prices are high |
B. |
Production is maximum |
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Marginal cost is equal to marginal revenue |
D. |
Sales are high |
E. |
Buyers buy less |
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Answer: Option D
Explanation:
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149. |
A fall in demand for the product of a monopolised industry when predicted with lead to |
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A fall in price |
B. |
A decrease in number of firms in the long run |
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A decrease in the output of each firms |
D. |
All of the above |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option D
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150. |
Which of the following is not usually included in list of probable economies of large scale production? |
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Efficient management |
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Specialised labour force |
C. |
Advertising |
D. |
Use of machinery |
E. |
Improved labour relations |
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Answer: Option C
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