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Q:

Assessing opportunity cost involves

A) choosing consequences over profits B) maximizing profit and loss
C) making choices and dealing with consequences D) Both B & C
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: C) making choices and dealing with consequences

Explanation:

Assessing opportunity cost involves making choices and dealing with consequences.

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Q:

Production costs to an economist

A) reflect opportunity costs B) consist only of explicit costs
C) always reflect monetary outlays D) never reflect monetary outlays
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: A) reflect opportunity costs

Explanation:

Production costs to an economist reflect opportunity costs.

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Q:

The most common economic system in the world is a

A) Mixed B) Command
C) Planned D) Market
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: A) Mixed

Explanation:

Mixed economy is the most common economic system in the world.

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Q:

What was the strength of Indus economy?

A) Trading B) Agriculture
C) Electricity D) Mining
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: B) Agriculture

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Q:

When some goods or productive factors are completely fixed in amount, regardless of price, the supply curve is

A) horizontal B) downward sloping to the right
C) vertical D) upward sloping to the right
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: D) upward sloping to the right

Explanation:

Although demand curves are typically downward sloping to reflect that consumers’ utility for a good diminishes with increased consumption, firm supply curves are generally upward sloping.The upward sloping character reflects that firms will be willing to increase production in response to a higher market price because the higher price may make additional production profitable.

 

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Q:

GDP tends to overstate economic well-being because it takes into account

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Q:

Which ministry has started the exercise to revise base year to 2017 - 2018 for computation of wholesale inflation?

A) Ministry of Commerce and Industry B) Ministry of Finance
C) Ministry of Corporate Affairs D) All the above
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: A) Ministry of Commerce and Industry

Explanation:

The India's commerce and industry ministry has started the exercise to revise base year to 2017-18 for computation of wholesale inflation with a view to present more realistic picture of the price situation

 

In May last year, the government revised the base year for WPI-based inflation to 2011-12 to give a better indication of changes in prices of commodities.

 

The new index, with 2017-18, is expected to have new items, which would provide a more realistic picture of price rise and its impact on people.

 

Most of the additions could be in the manufactured products category. Currently, the index has a total of 697 items, including primary articles, fuel and power and manufactured products.

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Q:

A large underground economy results in an

A) Understated GDP price index B) Understated GDP
C) Overstated GDP D) Overstated GDP price index
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: C) Overstated GDP

Explanation:

A large underground economy results in an Overstated GDP. The underground economy is also called as Black market. It refers to illegal economic activity. Transactions in the underground economy are illegal either because the good or service being traded is illegal or because an otherwise licit transaction does not comply with government reporting requirements.

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