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Questions:
- Industries that are extremely sensitive to the business cycle.
- In the long run, inflation is caused by what?
- How does monetary policy influence spending on goods and services in the short run?
- What does it mean when inflation is generally procyclical?
- Who propounded the 'Innovation Theory' of the trade cycle?
- Which statement is incorrect about the trade cycle?
- With what is managerial economics associated?
- What is the nature of managerial economics?
- Who defined art as a system of rules for the fulfillment of a given goal?
- What is included in the scope of managerial economics?
- How is a managerial economist known?
- What category does the analysis of an industry fall under?
- Which of the following is not a fundamental economic concept?
- How many fundamental economic concepts were identified by Haynes, Mote, and Paul?
- How does incremental analysis compare to marginal analysis?
- What is the difference between total sales revenue and total explicit and implicit costs?
- At what point is profit maximized?
- What profit does a firm earn when its average revenue equals its average cost?
- Who propounded the behavioral theory of the firm?
- Who propounded the economic theory of managerial capitalism?
- What can the marginal utility be?
- What is the prime objective of a firm?
- Which costs are considered 'out-of-pocket' costs?
- Which market structure has product differentiation as an important feature?
- Which of the following is not a determinant of a consumer's demand for a commodity?
- What are the goods that are used directly by the people called?
- When is a consumer in equilibrium?
- Which utility approach is based on Alfred Marshall's theory?
- Under marginal utility analysis, how is utility assumed?
- What is consumer surplus?
- Which utility approach suggests that utility is measurable and quantifiable?
- Why do indifference curves slope downward to the right?
- What does an indifference curve represent?
- Why are indifference curves convex to the origin?
- What assumption is indifference curve analysis based on?
- What does revealed preference theory deduce?
- What assumption does revealed preference theory make?
- What causes the expansion and contraction of demand curves?
- Which of the following is not a forecasting technique?
- What factors affect demand forecasting?
- How is demand forecasting helpful?
- Which of the following is not a method of demand forecasting for new products?
- Which forecasting technique analyzes subjective inputs obtained from various sources?
- What approach is used for forecasting the demand of new products?
- Which of the following is not part of the quantitative approach for forecasting?
- What is the Delphi method used for?
- What function shows the overall output generated at a given level of input?
- Why does the LAC curve fall as output expands?
- What are isoquants equal to?
- When is the marginal product curve above the average product curve?
- How can increasing returns to scale be explained?
- At equilibrium, how does an isoquant curve relate to an iso-cost line?
- At the point of inflection, what happens to marginal product?
- What does diminishing marginal returns imply?
- What is true if the marginal product of labor is below the average product of labor?
- When is the law of variable proportion valid?
- What happens during the third stage of the law of diminishing returns?
- Who introduced the concept of innovative entrepreneurship?
- From where does the marginal cost curve intersect the average cost curve?
- Which law explains short-run production function?
- What happens in the first stage of production under the law of variable proportion?
- What does the production function relate to?
- How is the production function expressed?
- Which factor of production has no reserve price?
- When does the law of variable proportion come into existence?
- What is social capital?
- What requirement is essential for monopoly?
- Which statement about monopolies is correct?
- Which market type has only a few competing firms?
- What is the best example of a perfectly competitive market?
- What is the shape of the demand curve faced by a firm under perfect competition?
- Which factor has a major influence on pricing decisions?
- Which market structure does not have excess capacity?
- In which market can a firm not determine price?
- What is an example of non-price competition?
- Which feature is associated with an oligopoly firm?
- What defines pure oligopoly?
- What is the cross elasticity of demand in a monopoly market?
- What does persistent dumping refer to?
- What does the kinked demand curve hypothesis explain in the context of oligopoly?
- What is the practice of setting prices relatively low when introducing a new product called?
- What is it called when a product is introduced at a high price and then its price is gradually lowered?
- Which of the following is an example of price discrimination?
- In which market is price discrimination possible?
- How does a firm engaging in price discrimination behave?
- Which market structure prominently features product differentiation?
- Who described the trade cycle as a purely monetary phenomenon?
- Who said that the trade cycle results from the interaction of the multiplier and accelerator?
- What does the term trade cycle refer to?
- Which of the following is not a feature of a trade cycle?
- During which trade cycle phase is involuntary unemployment almost zero?
- Which type of indicator moves simultaneously with trade cycle movements?
- What happens at the trough of a trade cycle?
- When does the cost of living increase in a trade cycle?
- What is the opposite of a trough in a trade cycle?
- At what point does pessimism end and optimism begin?
- What effects does a high rate of investment bring?
- What is a typical feature of falling interest rates?
- Which one of the following is not a characteristic of a trade cycle?
- What are the turning points of a trade cycle?
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