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1993 - June [1]
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
The law of demand states an inverse relationship between demand and price.
(2)
There is no difference between value and price.  
(3) An average cost curve will normally be U-shaped both in the short period and in the long period.  
(4) External economies are available only to firms producing export goods.  
(5) Economics growth necessarily implies an increase in general welfare of the people.  
(6) National income and per capita income figures at current prices do not reflect the real growth in economy.  
(7) Banks not only deal in money, they also create money.  
(8) The Industrial Policy Resolution, 1956, laid the foundation for mixed economy in the country.  
(9) The Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR) has the responsibility of arranging industrial finance in the country.  
(10) A country should pursue dear money policy when prices are rising.  
     
Ans:
(1) Correct; (2) Incorrect, (3) Correct, (4) Incorrect (5) Incorrect, (6) Correct, (7) Correct, (8) Incorrect, (9) Incorrect,
(10)Correct.
 
   

1994 - June [1]
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
Robbins definition treats Economics as a purely positive science.
(2)
A change in the quantity demanded as a result of price change will mean a shift of the demand curve to the right.  
(3) A competitive firm is at its maximum profit position when it is producing all units with marginal cost less than price.  
(4) Marginal propensity to consume shows a fall with an increase in income.  
(5) There is a significant relationship between population increase and level of economic development.  
(6) The share of agriculture sector in India's national income has shown a decline trend.  
(7) The period 1965 to 1976 was marked by a sharp accleration in industrial growth in India.  
(8) GNP is themoney value of all goods and services produced in an economy during a year.  
(9) Value of money varies inversely with the price level.  
(10) India's Balance of Payments shows deficit both for Current account and Capital account.  
     
Ans:
(1) Correct; (2) Incorrect, (3) Incorrect, (4) Correct (5) Correct, (6) Correct, (7) Incorrect, (8) Incorrect, (9) Correct,
(10) Incorrect.
 
   

1994 - Nov [1]
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
There is no difference between economic laws and the laws of physical sciences.
(2)
Indifferences curves are normally convex to the origin.  
(3) Propensity to consume is lower in the case of persons in the higher income groups.  
(4) Technical progress is absolutely free from all dangers for the economy.  
(5) A firm in a perfectly competitive industry is a price maker.  
(6) There can be economic development without economic growth.  
(7) Gross national product(GNP) at market prices is the same as GNP at factor cost.  
(8) There is difference between a commercial bank and an industrial bank.  
(9)

Wage-earners gain both from inflation and deflation.

 

 
(10) There has been an increasing reliance on indirect taxes in India.  
     
Ans:
(1) Incorrect; (2) Correct, (3) Correct, (4) Incorrect (5) Incorrect, (6) Incorrect, (7) Incorrect, (8) Correct, (9) Incorrect,
(10) Correct.
 
   

1995 - May [1]
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
The law of demand states a direct relationship between demand and price.
(2)
All costs are variable in the long run.  
(3) Product differentiaition is an important feature of monopolistic competition.  
(4) Economic Development has the same meaning as Economic Growth.  
(5) India is in th second stage of demographic transition.  
(6) Among all the food crops, wheat covers the largest area under cultivation.  
(7) Industrialisation always contributes to self-sustaining growth of economy.  
(8) Commercial banks have an unlimited capacity to create crdit.  
(9)

Industrial Policy Resolution, 1948 laid the foundation of mixed economy in the country.

 
(10) Lower interest rates always lead to a higher level of investment.  
     
Ans:
(1) Incorrect; (2) Correct, (3) Correct, (4) Incorrect (5) Correct, (6) Incorrect, (7) Incorrect, (8) Incorrect, (9) Correct,
(10) Incorrect.
 
   

1995 - Nov [1]
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
Economics is neutral between ends.
(2)
Indifference curve analysis is cardinal approach.  
(3) A fall in the price of the commodity leads to a shift in its demand.  
(4) All capital is wealth but all wealth is not capital.  
(5) Under perfect competition, the individual firm is a price maker and not a price taker.  
(6) As an economy grows, there is a shift of labour from primary sector to other sectors of the economy.  
(7) Inflation has an adverse effect on balance of payments position.  
(8) Direct taxes play a dominant role in thr India tax structure.  
(9)

Cropping pattern in India is quite balanced.

 
(10) Deflation can be effectively checked by raising the Bank rate.  
     
Ans:
(1) Incorrect; (2) Incorrect, (3) Incorrect, (4) Correct (5) Incorrect, (6) Correct, (7) Correct, (8) Incorrect, (9) Incorrect,
(10) Incorrect.
 
   

1996 - May [1]
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
The study of per capita income of the country is micro-economic study approach from national angle.
(2)
Free economy does not always lead to maximum social benefit.  
(3) Contraction of demand is the result of decrease in the number of consumers.  
(4) Under law of constant returns, the total returns will remain constant.  
(5) Urbanisation helps in bringing down birth-rate and death-rate.  
(6) Agricultural price policy serves number of objectives.  
(7) The ceiling on government's borrowing from Reserve Bank of India is anti-inflationary.  
(8) The structure of India's foreign trade has undergone changes.  
(9)

Devaluation is a solution to the adverse balance of payment situation.

 
(10) An increase in GNP means an increase in the welfare of the people.  
     
Ans:
(1) Incorrect; (2) Correct, (3) Incorrect, (4) Incorrect (5) Correct, (6) Correct, (7) Correct, (8) Correct, (9) Correct,
(10) Incorrect.
 
   

1996 - Nov [1]
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
Economic laws are essentially hypothetical or conditional.
(2)
An increase in the demand for a commodity is due to a fall in its price.  
(3) An isoquant dlopes downward to the right.  
(4) National income is the money value of only goods produced during a period of one year.  
(5) Incidence of all taxes can be shifted.  
(6) Indeterminate demand curve is one of the features of Obligopoly.  
(7) Sickness of an industrial unit does not mean that its employees are sick.  
(8) Development of an economy does not affect its occupational structure.  
(9)

Commercial banks are not merely purveyors of credit but they also create credit.

 
(10) Green Revolution means a revolution started to make the earth green.  
     
Ans:
(1) Correct; (2) Incorrect, (3) Correct, (4) Incorrect (5) Incorrect, (6) Correct, (7) Correct, (8) Incorrect, (9) Correct,
(10) Incorrect.
 
   

1997 - May [1] {C}
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
Utility is closely related to usefulness.
(2)
Law of demand states a direct and proportional relationship between price and demand.  
(3) Taxes have no relation with the benefit which a person derives from the Government.  
(4) Capital formation does not depend solely on income.  
(5) The wage earners stand to suffer both during inflation and deflation.  
(6) Commercial banks have unlimited powers of credit creation.  
(7) Price rigidity is one of the features of oligopoly.  
(8) Devaluation means lowering the value of foreighn currency in terms of local currency.  
(9)

In a free market eonomy, it is the state which decides what, how and for whom to produce.

 
(10) For price discrimination, segmentation of markets is not necessary.  
     
Ans:

(1) Incorrect; (2) Incorrect, (3) Correct, (4) Correct (5) Correct, (6) Incorrect, (7) Correct, (8) Incorrect, (9) Incorrect,
(10) Incorrect.

 
   

1997 - Nov [1] {C}
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
All capital is wealth but all wealth is not capital.
(2)
'Value' and 'price' are not different.  
(3) Devaluation always leads to increase in exports.  
(4) Price elasticity of demand measures the change in price due to a change in the quantity demand of a commodity.  
(5) In perfect competition, a firm has full control over price.  
(6) There can be a surplus in balance of payments even when the balance of trade is negative.  
(7) Product differntiation is an important characteristic of monopoly.  
(8) Along with economic growth, there is a shift of labour in an economy.  
(9)

Indifference curves can intersect each other.

 
(10) Incidence of all taxes can be shifted.  
     
Ans:

(1) Correct; (2) Incorrect, (3) Incorrect, (4) Incorrect (5) Incorrect, (6) Correct, (7) Incorrect, (8) Correct, (9) Incorrect,
(10) Incorrect.

 
   

1998 - May [1] {C}
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
Economic laws are essentially hypothetical and inexact.
(2)
Indifference curves are normally convex to the origin  
(3) "Decrease in demand" and 'Contraction of demand' have the same meaning.  
(4) Market does not mean a particular place where goods and services are bought and sold.  
(5) All costs are variable in the long run.  
(6) The welfare of people increases with an increase in GNP.  
(7) Indirect taxes are always regressive in nature.  
(8) Selective Credit Controls regulate the flow of credit in particular directions.  
(9)

The birth rate in India has declined while the death rate has not changed during the last four decades.

 
(10) The current account of India's balance of payments has shown a surplus in recent years.  
     
Ans:

(1) Correct; (2) Correct, (3) Incorrect, (4) Correct (5) Correct, (6) InCorrect, (7) Incorrect, (8) Correct, (9) Incorrect,
(10) Incorrect.

 
   

1998 - Nov [1] {C}
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
Deductive method of study is abstract and hypothetical.
(2)
There is always an inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded.  
(3) Micro-economics deals with price theory.  
(4) Total utility is maximum when marginal utility is at its highest point.  
(5) Price discrimination is possible when price elasticity of the product is different in different markets.  
(6) Development of an economy affects occupational structure in that economy.  
(7) Industrial development in India has experienced a declining trend of capital-output ratio.  
(8) Direct taxes play a dominant role in the Indian tax structure.  
(9)

Inflation results into higher level of unemployment as compared to deflation.

 
(10) Devaluation results into a simultaneous decline in the internal purchasing power of the currency.  
     
Ans:

(1) Correct; (2) Incorrect, (3) Correct, (4) Incorrect (5) Correct, (6) Correct, (7) Incorrect, (8) Incorrect, (9) Incorrect,
(10) Correct.

 
   

1999 - May [1] {C}
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
Economics is neutral between ends.
(2)
Expansion of demand does not mean the same as increase in demand.  
(3) An individual firm under perfect competition has full control over price.  
(4) Increase in national income does not mean increase in the welfare of people.  
(5) External economies of scale can accrue only to the exporting units.  
(6) 'Equal Product Curve' slopes downward to the right.  
(7) Economic Development is a wider concept that Economic Growth.  
(8) Urbanisation helps in bringing down the rate of population growth.  
(9)

Indian agriculture has a balanced cropping pattern.

 
(10) An increase in Bank rate can check deflation in the economy.  
     
Ans:

(1) Incorrect; (2) Correct, (3) Incorrect, (4) Incorrect (5) Incorrect, (6) Correct, (7) Correct, (8) Correct, (9) Incorrect,
(10) Incorrect.

 
   

1999 - Nov[1] {C}
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
Credit creation is higher with a higher cash reserve ratio.
(2)
Under perfect competition, the problem before a firm is to determine its output only.  
(3)

Mere scarcity does not make a 'good' as 'wealth'

 
(4) Isoquants are akin to Indifference curves.  
(5) In a competitive economy, the consumer is an 'uncrowned King'  
(6) Population is a hindrance for economic development of India.  
(7) The process of capital formation is complete with mobilisation of savings.  
(8) National Income and national Wealth are the same.  
(9)

An Indifference curve is a curve which represents all those combinations of goods, which give different levels of satisfaction to the consumer.

 
(10) Due importance was give to the Small Scale Industries in the Industrial Policy of 1977.  
     
Ans:

(1) Incorrect; (2) Correct, (3) Correct, (4) Correct (5) Correct, (6) Correct, (7) Incorrect, (8) Incorrect, (9) Incorrect,
(10) Correct.

 
   

2000 - May[1] {C}
  Which of the following statements are 'Correct' and which are 'Incorrect'? Give reasons in brief for your answer :
(1)
The concept of scarcity is valid only in poor economies. .
(2)
Optimum population point can be correctly calculated.  
(3)

There shall be no change in price, if supply goes up and demand is reduced.

 
(4) Impact and incidence of tax are not synonymous.  
(5) Equal product curves cannot intersect each other.  
(6) Interdependence of firms is an important feature of an oligopolistic market.  
(7) Industrial policy, 1991 has redefined the role of public sector in India.  
(8) GNP at factor cost and at current market price is the same.  
(9)

Credit creating capacity of commercial banks is unlimited.

 
(10)

Consumer goods imports have fallen from 25% of total imports in 1950 -51 to less than 4% of total imports in 1990 - 91.

 
     
 
   
 
     

 

 
     
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