A) Adam Smith B) John Stuart Mill C) A.C. Pigou D) Alfred Marshal
A) Human development B) Human interaction C) Human behaviour D) Human relation
A) Production method B) Distribution method C) Supply method D) Scientific method
A) Want B) Choice C) Importance D) Satisfaction
A) Ranking of needs B) Identification of highest priority C) Satisfaction of wants D) Optimum allocation of resources
A) Unlimited resources B) Limited resources C) Unallocated resources D) Unutilized resources
A) More pressing needs B) Foregone alternatives C) Satisfaction of human wants D) Expression of cost
A) Alternative cost B) True cost C) Supply cost D) Buying cost
A) 9 B) 4 C) 7 D) 8
A) Histogram B) Charts C) Graphs D) Table
A) Graphs B) Chart C) Histogram D) Table
A) X-axis B) Title C) Y-axis D) Slope
A) Chart B) Table C) Histogram D) Graph
A) Arithmetic mean B) Frequency distribution C) Frequency score D) Measure of central tendency
A) Basic economic problems B) Basic society problems C) Basic demand problems D) Basic life problems
A) What to produce B) How to produce C) When to produce D) For whom to produce
A) What to produce B) For whom to produce C) When to produce D) How to produce
A) How to produce B) When to produce C) For whom to produce D) What to produce
A) For whom to produce B) When to produce C) What to produce D) How to produce
A) When to produce B) What to produce C) How to produce D) For whom to produce |