Managerial Economics Quiz 5 (20 MCQs)

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1. Sam spent $ 5, 000 on a commodity and bought 25 units of it. When its price changed, he spent $ 6, 000 and bought 20 units. The elasticity of demand by total expenditure method will be:
2. 'What ought to be done' is related with which among the following?
3. Which of these deals with marginal utilities of two products being at equilibrium
4. Generally when calculating profits as total revenue minus total costs, accounting profits are larger than economic profits because economists take into account
5. Scarcity definition by
6. Economies and diseconomies of scale explain
7. Basic economic tools of managerial economics does not include
8. Economics helps to understand taxation and government policies.
9. Which of the following is an implicit cost?
10. Consumers become much more concerned about price changes when the good feels expensive, making the demand elastic.
11. Statement 1:Appropriate planning and measuring profit which is the most important and challenging area on managerial economics.Statement 2:Success of a firm depends on its primary measure and that is profit.
12. Economies of scale exist when the long-run average cost ..... as output expands. Labor specialization and technical factors often give rise to economies of scale.
13. Which of the statements below best illustrates the use of the market process in determining the allocation of scarce resources?
14. It is the willingness to take certain risks in the pursuit of goals.
15. Economics means.....
16. The producer sells the unsold stocks at a low price in the foreign market without reducing the domestic price is
17. Identify the phase in which TP increases at an increasing rate and MP also increases.
18. Publics
19. The field of economics that deals with the economic concepts and analysis of problems that are required to formulate rational managerial decisions
20. ..... risk involves variation in returns due to the ups and downs of the economy, the industry and the firm.