MCQ Economics Class 12 Chapter 2 Theory of Consumer Behavior Microeconomics Advertisement MCQ’s For All Chapters – Microeconomics Class 12th 1. Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility states that when more and more units of a commodity ate consumed, marginal utility:begins to increaseremains constantbegins to decreasebecomes zeroQuestion 1 of 152. When total utility is maximum, marginal utility becomes :UnityNegativeZeroPositiveQuestion 2 of 153. If the consumer consume only one commodity ‘X’ he will be in equilibrium when :[Here, MUx= Marginal utility of the good X (in terms of money); Px= Price of good –X]MUx MUx= PxMUx >PxNone of theseQuestion 3 of 154. What will be the condition of total utility when marginal utility stays positive ?Maximum DiminishingIncreasingMinimumQuestion 4 of 155. When TU is increasing at a diminishing rate, MU must be :IncreasingDecreasingConstant NegativeQuestion 5 of 156. Marginal utility of a particular commodity at the point of saturation is :ZeroUnityGreater than unityless than unityQuestion 6 of 157. Which of the following equations is incorrect ?MU= TUn+2 – TUn+1MU= TU/QMU= TUn-TUn-1TU= ∑MUQuestion 7 of 158. In which analysis can utility be measured in definite numbers such as 1,2,3,4 etc ?Cardinal utility analysisOrdinal utility analysisBoth of theseNone of theseQuestion 8 of 159. Diagrammatic presentation of consumer’s indifference set is called ?Indifference curveUtility curveBudget lineTransformation curveQuestion 9 of 1510. Budget line indicates :Price ratioIncome ratioCost ratioNone of theseQuestion 10 of 1511. Attainable combinations of X and Y are drawn on the assumption that Px and Py areConstantVariableChange in the same ratioEqual to each otherQuestion 11 of 1512. According to IC analysis , a consumer attains equilibrium when :MRSxy = Px/PyMRSxy> Px/PyMRSxy< Px/PyNone of theseQuestion 12 of 1513. Given the fact that MRS between goods X and Y is diminishing , IC is:Convex to the originConcave to the originStraight lineNone of theseQuestion 13 of 1514. An indifference curve is related toChoice and preferences of the consumerConsumer’s incomePrices of goods X and YTotal utility from goods X and YQuestion 14 of 1515. The slope of indifference curves is measured byMarginal rate of transformationMarginal rate of substitutionMarginal rate of technical substitutionNone of theseQuestion 15 of 15 Loading...
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