Deck 5: Demand Analysis and Utility Theory in Economics
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Deck 5: Demand Analysis and Utility Theory in Economics
1
Measurable utility is the postulate of:
A)Neo-Classical school
B)Ordinalist school
C)Behaviourist school
D)Keneysians
A)Neo-Classical school
B)Ordinalist school
C)Behaviourist school
D)Keneysians
Neo-Classical school
2
Which of the following is Gossen's first law:
A)Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
B)Law of Equi Marginal Utility
C)Law of substitution
D)Law of Diminishing Returns
A)Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
B)Law of Equi Marginal Utility
C)Law of substitution
D)Law of Diminishing Returns
Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility
3
In the case of a free good, the consumer will be in equilibrium when:
A)MU = P
B)MU = 0
C)TU = 0
D)TU =1
A)MU = P
B)MU = 0
C)TU = 0
D)TU =1
MU = 0
4
Change in demand due to a change in the price of related good :
A)Cross demand
B)Price demand
C)Income demand
D)None of these
A)Cross demand
B)Price demand
C)Income demand
D)None of these
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5
The Price and quantity relationship for an inferior good is:
A)Direct
B)Inverse
C)Positive
D)Indirect
A)Direct
B)Inverse
C)Positive
D)Indirect
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6
In the case of normal goods, the quantity demanded varies inversely with:
A)Price of good
B)Income of the consumer
C)Fashion of the good
D)Savings
A)Price of good
B)Income of the consumer
C)Fashion of the good
D)Savings
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7
Which of the following is a cardinalist approach to demand analysis:
A)Marshallian utility analysis
B)Indifference Curve Analysis
C)Revealed Preference Theory
D)None of these
A)Marshallian utility analysis
B)Indifference Curve Analysis
C)Revealed Preference Theory
D)None of these
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8
The convexity of an indifference curve shows:
A)Diminishing MRS
B)Increasing MRS
C)Constant MRS
D)None
A)Diminishing MRS
B)Increasing MRS
C)Constant MRS
D)None
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9
A movement from one point to another along an indifference curve makes the satisfaction:
A)Increasing
B)Decreasing
C)Unaltered
D)None
A)Increasing
B)Decreasing
C)Unaltered
D)None
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10
In the case of an indifference curve
A)dU/dX>dU/dY
B)dU/dX = dU/dY
C)dU/dXD)dU/dX?dU/Dy
A)dU/dX>dU/dY
B)dU/dX = dU/dY
C)dU/dX
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11
An Indifference Curve to the right of another represents combinations which are:
A)Indifferent
B)Preferable
C)Inferior
D)Superior
A)Indifferent
B)Preferable
C)Inferior
D)Superior
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12
As moving from left to right through an indifference curve, the MRS of X for Y
A)Increases
B)Remains the same
C)Decreases
D)Both A and C
A)Increases
B)Remains the same
C)Decreases
D)Both A and C
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13
The slope of an indifference curve represents:
A)Price ratio of good X and Y
B)MRTS L,K
C)MRSx,y
D)MRS
A)Price ratio of good X and Y
B)MRTS L,K
C)MRSx,y
D)MRS
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14
In the case of perfect complementaries, the MRS between goods is:
A)Zero
B)Positive
C)Negative
D)None
A)Zero
B)Positive
C)Negative
D)None
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15
In a combination of X and Y, if price of Y alone changes, the X intercept will :
A)Rotate upwards
B)Rotate downwards
C)Not be changed
D)Parallel
A)Rotate upwards
B)Rotate downwards
C)Not be changed
D)Parallel
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16
At the point of tangency of an indifference curve with a budget line:
A)MRSxy =Px/Py
B)MRSxy>Px/PY
C)MRSxyD)MRSxy?Px/PY
A)MRSxy =Px/Py
B)MRSxy>Px/PY
C)MRSxy
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17
Commodities bought in larger quantities when income rises are called:
A)Normal goods
B)Inferior goods
C)Giffen goods
D)None
A)Normal goods
B)Inferior goods
C)Giffen goods
D)None
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18
Change in demand due to change in relative price alone is called:
A)Income effect
B)Substitution effect
C)Price effect
D)Ratchet effect
A)Income effect
B)Substitution effect
C)Price effect
D)Ratchet effect
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19
Substitution Effect is:
A)Always negative
B)Always positive
C)Seldom negative
D)Zero
A)Always negative
B)Always positive
C)Seldom negative
D)Zero
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20
If income effect works in the same direction to that of substitution effect, the good is a:
A)Normal good
B)Inferior good
C)Giffen good
D)Superior Good
A)Normal good
B)Inferior good
C)Giffen good
D)Superior Good
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21
If income effect works in the direction opposite to that of substitution effect, the good is not:
A)Giffen good
B)Inferior good
C)Normal good
D)Superior Good
A)Giffen good
B)Inferior good
C)Normal good
D)Superior Good
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22
Introspection is not the basis of :
A)Marshallian utility analysis
B)Indifference Curve Analysis
C)Revealed Preference Hypothesis
D)Demand Analysis
A)Marshallian utility analysis
B)Indifference Curve Analysis
C)Revealed Preference Hypothesis
D)Demand Analysis
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23
The ordering of combinations on an indifference curve is:
A)Weak
B)Strong
C)Average
D)None
A)Weak
B)Strong
C)Average
D)None
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24
Strong ordering is a distinguishing feature of the theory given by:
A)Marshall
B)Hicks
C)Samuelson
D)Adam Smith
A)Marshall
B)Hicks
C)Samuelson
D)Adam Smith
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25
Father of Economics:
A)Marshall
B)David Ricardo
C)Adam Smith
D)J. M. Keynes
A)Marshall
B)David Ricardo
C)Adam Smith
D)J. M. Keynes
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