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CBSE
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Class 11
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Economics
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Theory of Consumer Behaviour
1.
Consumer is in equilibrium when:
MUx = PUx
MUx > PUx
MUx < Px
MUx ÷ Px
2.
Marshall has given the law of Equimarginal utility related:
Related to goods
Related to money
In relation to both
None of these.
3.
How many tremendous curves can touch the budget line:
One
Two
Several
Depends on the basis of indifference maps.
4.
Indifference curves were first introduced by the English economist in 1881 by:
Edge worth
Pareto
Myers
Hicks.
5.
Any statement about the demand of an object is considered complete when it is mentioned in the following:
Price of good
Demand of good
Time period
All of the above.
6.
If price of goods ‘X’ falls leading to increase in demand of goods ‘ Y’ then both the goods are:
Substitute goods
Complementary goods
Not related
Competitor.
7.
According to total outlay method, the demand of a good is sinelastic when:
Price will fall with the increase in amount spent
When price of good decreases and money spent decreases
Expenditure remains the same, even if price falls
Expenditure decreases with the increase in price.
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