A) Adam Smith B) A.C. Pigou C) John Stuart Mill D) Alfred Marshal
A) Human development B) Human interaction C) Human behaviour D) Human relation
A) Distribution method B) Supply method C) Production method D) Scientific method
A) Want B) Satisfaction C) Choice D) Importance
A) Optimum allocation of resources B) Identification of highest priority C) Ranking of needs D) Satisfaction of wants
A) Unutilized resources B) Unallocated resources C) Limited resources D) Unlimited resources
A) Satisfaction of human wants B) More pressing needs C) Foregone alternatives D) Expression of cost
A) Buying cost B) True cost C) Alternative cost D) Supply cost
A) 9 B) 7 C) 8 D) 4
A) Histogram B) Table C) Charts D) Graphs
A) Chart B) Table C) Graphs D) Histogram
A) X-axis B) Slope C) Title D) Y-axis
A) Chart B) Table C) Histogram D) Graph
A) Frequency score B) Frequency distribution C) Measure of central tendency D) Arithmetic mean
A) Basic economic problems B) Basic society problems C) Basic demand problems D) Basic life problems
A) What to produce B) For whom to produce C) When to produce D) How to produce
A) For whom to produce B) When to produce C) How to produce D) What to produce
A) What to produce B) How to produce C) For whom to produce D) When to produce
A) When to produce B) For whom to produce C) How to produce D) What to produce
A) What to produce B) For whom to produce C) How to produce D) When to produce
A) smaller aggregate of the economy B) units or aggregate of the economy C) larger aggregate of the economy
A) there is no employment B) there is unavailability of goods and services C) there is full employment
A) deficiency in aggregate demand B) negative grouping data C) monetary policies
A) pure economics B) applied economics C) science economics
A) marketing units of the economy B) smaller units of the economy C) bigger units of the economy
A) analysis B) economics C) information
A) table B) data C) graph
A) a table must be very simple B) a table must be easy to understand C) a table must have a title
A) diagram B) graphs C) table
A) line graphs B) pie graphs C) table graph
A) bar graph B) line graph C) pie graph
A) graphs B) diagram C) table
A) graph B) bar chart C) pie chart
A) pie chart B) bar chart C) graph
A) pie chart B) pictogram C) histogram
A) multiple bar chart B) simple bar chart C) component bar chart
A) mean B) mode C) median
A) measure of location B) measure of distribution C) measure of evaluation
A) extremely affected by B) not affected by C) affected by
A) mean B) mode C) median
A) demand B) want C) supply
A) supply B) want C) demand
A) the law of demand B) the law of supply C) the law of need
A) the habits of consumers remain unchanged B) the consumer's income change C) the consumer's income remains constant
A) 2 B) 4 C) 3
A) demand curve B) demand schedule C) demand supply
A) demand supply B) demand curve C) demand schedule
A) price B) quantity of the commodity C) income of the consumer
A) supply B) demand C) want |