By: Prof. Dr. Fazal Rehman | Last updated: March 3, 2022
MCQs of Economics
1. Economics is a science which studies the __________________A. production of wealth onlyB. optimum use of scarce resourcesC.distribution of incomeD. exchange of wealth only
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B
2. A book entitled: An inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations” by Adam Smith wrote in ________________A. 1784B. 1776C. 1792D. 1796
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B
3. _______________ was the exponent of welfare economics.A. Adam SmithB. Alfred MarshallC. Lionel RobbinsD. J.M Keynes
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B
4. ________________said that “Economics is a science of human welfare”.A. Adam SmithB. Carlyle and RuskinC. MalthusD. Alfred Marshall
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D
5. Which One of the following does not study of Microeconomics?A. Equilibrium of firmB. Market equilibriumC. Banking systemD. distribution of rewards to FOP
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C
6. Robbins definition of economics is about the existence of _________________A. Moral problemB. Social problemC. Political ProblemD. Economic problem
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D
7. Which one of the following is not studied in Microeconomics?A. Public financeB. National IncomeC. Consumer behaviorD. International trade
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C
8. The products which are not priced in the market are called ____________________A. Economic goodB. Social goodsC. Merit goodsC. Non economic goods
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D
9. Economic problem arises because of ____________________.A. Unlimited wantsB. Alternative use of resourcesC. Scarcity of resourcesD. All of the above
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D
10. _____________ are implemented with an executive authority.A. state lawsB. Moral lawsC. Economic lawsD. Physical law
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A
11. Economics should be taken as _____________, according to Alfred Marshall. A. Applied economicsB. Normative EconomicsC. Welfare economicsD. positive economics
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C
12. Alfred Marshall wrote a book entitled “Principals of economics” in ____________________.A. 1890B. 1910C. 1870D. 1850