Tuesday, March 18, 2014

MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

  1. Explain nature and scope of Economics.
  2. Explain Law of Demand.
  3. Explain the types of Elasticity of Demand.
  4. Explain the significance of Elasticity of Demand.
  5. Explain the Law of Returns.
  6. Explain the Cobb-Douglas productio9n function.
  7. Explain the price-out determination under monopoly.
  8. Explain the methods of pricing.

 Multiple Choice Questions

  1. What is the position of budget line with respect to indifference curve?        (    )

           (a) Below                                                (b)    above 
           (c) Tangential                                          (d) intersecting

  1. In short run, firms can adjust their production by changing their                   (    )

           (a)  Fixed factors                                       (b) variable factors
           (c) Semi-fixed cost                                     (d) both (a) and (b)

  1. Which of the following pairs of goods is an example of substitutes?              (    )

           (a) Tea and sugar                                        (b) tea and coffee
           (c) Shirt and pant                                       (d) car and petrol

  1. Consumption of additional apples after reaching the saturation point leads to (    )

(a)    fall in total utility and increase in marginal utility
(b)   increase in total utility and marginal utility 
(c)    fall in total utility leading marginal utility to become negative 
(d)   total utility to become negative and marginal utility tending to fall

  1. Which of the following has highest consumer surplus?                                     (    )

                 (a)  Necessities                                         (b) Luxury goods 
           (c)  Comforts                                            (d) conventional necessities

  1. The consumer, according to economic analysis, is expected to behave             (    )

           (a) Rationally                                           (b) emotionally
           (c) Carefully                                            (d) indifferently


  1. Consumer surplus means                                                                                    (    )

           (a) The area outside the budget line 
           (b) The difference between the AR and MR 
           (c)  The difference between the maximum amounts a person is willing to pay for a good and its market price
           (d) The area inside the budget line

  1. A contraction is the upward movement along a demand curve, indicting that lower quantity demanded for a given change in the price of the good. What is this   change?                                                                                                               (    )

           (a)  Decrease                                              (b) increase 
           (c) Infinite change                                      (d) negligible change

  1. Total utility is maximum when                                                                           (    )

           (a) Marginal utility is maximum                          
           (b)  Marginal utility is minimum 
           (c)  Marginal utility is Zero 
           (d) Marginal utility is less than average utility

  1. Incase of Giffen’s goods, the demand curve                                                       (    )

      (a) Slopes downwards                                 (b) slopes upwards
       (c) Intersects supply curve                         (d) meets cost curve

  1. When any quantity can be sold at a given price and when there is no need to reduce price, the demand is said to be                                                                 (    )

(a)    perfectly inelastic                                    (b)  Perfectly elastic 
(c)  Relatively elastic                                      (d) relatively inelastic

   12.  The demand is said to be inelastic when the changes in demand is _______ the change in price,                                                                                                         (    )

 (a) More than                                               (b) less than
 (c) Equal to                                                   (d) not related to

          13.  If the income elasticity is positive and greater than one, it is a                      (    )

 (a)  Necessity                                                (b) inferior good
 (c) Normal good                                           (d) Superior good


 14.  When a significant degree of change in price leads to little change in the quantity demanded, then the demand is said to be                                                                  (    )

(a) Perfectly elastic                                          (b) Perfectly inelastic 
(c) Relatively elastic                                         (d) relatively inelastic

  1.  If the prices rises, the demand                                                                           (    )

(a) Rises                                                             (b) falls
(c) First falls then raises                                     (d) first rises and then falls

  1.  Which of the following refers to quantity demanded in response to a given change in price?                                                                                                  (    )

            (a) Price elasticity                                               (b) Cross elasticity
            (c) Income elasticity                                            (d) Advertising elasticity

17.  Price elasticity is always                                                                                         (    )

           (a)  Positive                                                         (b) negative
           (c) Consistent                                                      (d) declining

18.  Which of the following does not hold good in case of indifference curve?           (    )

               (a) sloping downwards                      (b) sloping upwards
                (c) Convex to the origin                    (d) constant slope

19.  A product or service is said to have demand and when                                         (    )

                         (a) The buyer has the desire
                         (b) When the does not have money
                          (c)When the buyer is not willing to pay for it
                           (d) When the buyer has the desire for the product or service and is capable of paying for it

20.  Elasticity computed at a given point on the demand curve for an infinitesimal change in price is called                                                                                           (    )

                     (a) Unit elasticity                                  (b) arc elasticity      
                     (c)  .Point elasticity                                (d) arc point elasticity

21.    Which of the following is the technical relationship the reveals the maximum amount of output capable of being produced by each and every set of inputs? (    )

(a)    Cobb-Douglas production function  (b)  Production function
(c)  Theory of production                        (d) Economies of scale

22.    According to which of the following experts, production function is defined as the maximum amount of output produced with a given set of inputs?             (    )

             (a)Samuelson                                             (b) Michael R Baye 
             (c) Cobb-Douglas                                       (d) Boney M

23.    With which of the following is the production function more concerned?       (    )

              (a)Financial aspects                                  (b) technological aspects
              (c) Physical aspects                                  (d) economic aspects

24.    In the production function, at any given time, the output from a given set of inputs is                                                                                                             (    )

              (a)  Always fixed                                         (b) always variable
              (c) Semi-fixed                                              (d) semi-variable

25.    Which of the following is defined at a given stage of technical knowledge?   (    )

(a)    Theory of production                               (b) Production function
                  (c)  Law of diminishing Returns                    (d) Law of constant returns

26.    The production function is also known as                                                         (    )

            (a)  Output-costs relationship                          (b) input-costs relationship
             (c)  input-output relationship                          (d) output-input relationship

27.    Production function is not a factor of                                                               (    )

               (a)  Land                                                          (b) labor 
               (c)  Cost of capital                                           (d) organization

28.    The law of returns is also called                                                                        (    )

                 (a) Law of fixed proportions                (b) law of variable proportions
                 (c) Law of constant returns                  (d) law of increasing returns

29.    The law of returns states that when at least one factor of production is fixed and when others are varied, the total output in the initial stages will ________ at an increasing rate, and after reaching certain level of output, the total output will __ at declining rate.                                                                                                 (    )

                  (a)increase, decrease                              (b) decrease, increase
                  (c) Decrease, decrease                            (d) increase, increase


30.    Isoquants are also called                                                                                     (    )

                  (a) Isoproduct curves                                (b) isocost curves
                  (c) Price indifference curve                       (d) indifference curve

31.    Which of the following refers to the characteristics of a market that influence the behavior and performance of firms that sell in that market?                             (    )

                  (a)  Market power                                       (b) market conduct 
                   (c)  Market performance                             (d) market structure

32.    The structure of the market is not based on                                                       (    )

(a)    degree of seller concentration              (b) degree of he buyer concentration
            (c)Degree of product differentiation         (d) condition of exit from the market

33.    The lesser the power an individual power has to influence the market in which it operates the _______ competitive the market is.                                               (    )

           (a)  Less                                                        (b) Least
           (c) Low                                                         (d) more

34.    Based on which of the following, the market can be divided into perfect markets and imperfect markets?                                                                                      (    )

          (a) Degree of concentration                           (b) degree of differentiation
          (c) Degree of condition degree of competition (d) Degree of competition

35.    Which of the following is said to exit when conditions are ideal and not realistic?                 
                                                                                                                                   (    )
           (a)Imperfect competition                              (b) Perfect competition
           (c)Monopoly competition                             (d) Monopolistic competition

36.    Perfect competition is based on                                                                          (    )

(a)    Few numbers of buyers and sellers          
(b)   Heterogeneous products and services
(c)    Each firm is a price maker
(d)   Perfect mobility of factors of production

37.    In perfect competition, the industry demand curve represents                           (    )

           (a) The total demand of all buyers at various prices
           (b) The total demand of all sellers at various prices
           (c) The total demand of all consumers at various prices
           (d) The total demand of all investors at various prices

38.    In a perfect competition, the demand curve for an individual firm is horizontal and                                                                                                                      (    )
         
           (a) Perfectly inelastic                                          (b) Perfectly elastic
           (c)  Unit elasticity                                              (d) none of the above

39.    Which of the following refers to the change in revenue by producing and selling one more unit?                                                                                                    (    )

           (a) Total revenue                  (b) Average revenue
           (c)Marginal revenue             (d) Marginal cost

40.    Under perfect competition, the price is equal to                                               (    )

           (a)AR=MR                                                         (b) AR>MR
           (c)MR>AR                                                         (d) MR not equal to AR

Code No: 56023 Set No. 1 JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD III B.Tech. II Sem., I Mid-Term Examinations, February – 2012 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS Objective Exam







Code No: 56023                                                                                 Set No. 1
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD III B.Tech. II Sem., I Mid-Term Examinations, February – 2012
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Objective Exam





A





 
Name:                                              Hall Ticket No.

Answer All Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks.Time: 20 Min. Marks: 10.

I

1.
Choose the correct alternative:

Total utility is maximum when                                                                                              [



]

(a) Marginal utility is maximum                    (b)marginal utility is minimum
(c) marginal utility is zero                              (d) marginal utility is less than average utility


2.

Which of the following pairs of goods is an example of substitutes                                     [ (a) Tea and sugar        (b)  tea and coffee            (c) Shirt and pant              (d) car and petrol

]

3.

Which of the following has highest consumer surplus
(a) Necessities            (b) Luxury goods        (c) comforts

[
(d) conventional necessities

]





4.
Demand for petrol is


[
]

(a) Elastic
(b) Inelastic
(c) Perfectly Elastic
(d) perfectly inelastic


5.
If the price rises, the demand

[
]

(a) Rises                     (b)  Falls
(c) First fall and then rises
(d) First rises and then falls


6.
If the company wishes to elicit the opinion of all the buyers
(a) Census method or total enumeration method
(c) Least Squares Method
this method is called
(b) sample method
(d) Expert opinion Method
[
]

7.

In Cobb-Douglas production function “K”
(a) Land          (b) Labour                  (c) capital


(d) organization

[

]

8.

What are the rewards for capital and labour?


[

]
(a) Wages, interest     (b) Wage, profits        (c) Profits, interest                  (d) interest, wages

9.

The costs that must be considered for decision making are called
(a) Outlay costs          (b) opportunity costs              (c) incremental costs

[
(d) sunk costs

]







10.
The nature of demand curve in monopoly is

[
]

(a) Perfect elastic                    (b) Unit Elasticity
(c) Inelastic
(d) None of the above



Cont…….2





Code No: 56023                                     :2:                                        Set No. 1



II      Fill in the blanks

11.       Economic forecasting and foreward planning minimizes                              about the future.

12.       Managerial economics is close to                                economics

13.       Goods which are used for further processing are called                    

14.       One set of data is used to predict another set in                            forecasting method.

15.       Forecasting in terms of total sales can be viewed as                        forecasts.

16.       Cob-Douglas production function revealed                      returns to scale.

17.       The ratio of input to output is called                                      .

18.       LAC is a flat                                  shaped curve.

19.       Break- even point is also called                                 

20.       The main feature of monopolistic competition is                                    .






-oOo-





Code No: 56023                                                                                 Set No. 2
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD III B.Tech. II Sem., I Mid-Term Examinations, February – 2012
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Objective Exam





A





 
Name:                                              Hall Ticket No.

Answer All Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks.Time: 20 Min. Marks: 10.

I       Choose the correct alternative:

1.         Demand for petrol is                                                                                                              [          ] (a) Elastic                   (b) Inelastic                (c) Perfectly Elastic                (d) perfectly inelastic

2.         If the price rises, the demand                                                                                                 [          ] (a) Rises                     (b)  Falls         (c) First fall and then rises         (d) First rises and then falls

3.         If the company wishes to elicit the opinion of all the buyers this method is called              [          ] (a) Census method or total enumeration method                   (b) sample method
(c) Least Squares Method                                                      (d) Expert opinion Method

4.         In Cobb-Douglas production function “K”                                                                            [          ] (a) Land          (b) Labour                  (c) capital                   (d) organization

5.
What are the rewards for capital and labour?

[
]

(a) Wages, interest     (b) Wage, profits
(c) Profits, interest
(d) interest, wages


6.
The costs that must be considered for decision making are called
[
]

(a) Outlay costs          (b) opportunity costs              (c) incremental costs
(d) sunk costs


7.
The nature of demand curve in monopoly is

[
]

(a) Perfect elastic                    (b) Unit Elasticity
(c) Inelastic
(d) None of the above


8.
Total utility is maximum when
[
]

(a) Marginal utility is maximum
(b)marginal utility is minimum


(c) marginal utility is zero
(d) marginal utility is less than average utility


9.
Which of the following pairs of goods is an example of substitutes
[
]

(a) Tea and sugar        (b)  tea and coffee            (c) Shirt and pant
(d) car and petrol


10.
Which of the following has highest consumer surplus
[
]

(a) Necessities            (b) Luxury goods        (c) comforts
(d) conventional necessities





Cont…….2






Code No: 56023                                     :2:                                        Set No. 2



II      Fill in the blanks

11.       One set of data is used to predict another set in                            forecasting method.

12.       Forecasting in terms of total sales can be viewed as                        forecasts.

13.       Cob-Douglas production function revealed                      returns to scale.

14.       The ratio of input to output is called                                      .

15.       LAC is a flat                                  shaped curve.

16.       Break- even point is also called                                 

17.       The main feature of monopolistic competition is                                    .

18.       Economic forecasting and foreward planning minimizes                              about the future.

19.       Managerial economics is close to                                economics

20.       Goods which are used for further processing are called                    







-oOo-





Code No: 56023                                                                                 Set No. 3
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD III B.Tech. II Sem., I Mid-Term Examinations, February – 2012
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Objective Exam





A





 
Name:                                              Hall Ticket No.

Answer All Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks.Time: 20 Min. Marks: 10.

I

1.
Choose the correct alternative:

If the company wishes to elicit the opinion of all the buyers



this method is called



[



]

(a) Census method or total enumeration method
(c) Least Squares Method
(b) sample method
(d) Expert opinion Method



2.

In Cobb-Douglas production function “K”
(a) Land          (b) Labour                  (c) capital


(d) organization

[

]

3.

What are the rewards for capital and labour?


[

]
(a) Wages, interest     (b) Wage, profits        (c) Profits, interest                  (d) interest, wages

4.

The costs that must be considered for decision making are called
(a) Outlay costs          (b) opportunity costs              (c) incremental costs

[
(d) sunk costs

]







5.
The nature of demand curve in monopoly is

[
]

(a) Perfect elastic                    (b) Unit Elasticity
(c) Inelastic
(d) None of the above


6.
Total utility is maximum when
[
]

(a) Marginal utility is maximum
(b)marginal utility is minimum


(c) marginal utility is zero
(d) marginal utility is less than average utility


7.
Which of the following pairs of goods is an example of substitutes
[
]

(a) Tea and sugar        (b)  tea and coffee            (c) Shirt and pant
(d) car and petrol


8.
Which of the following has highest consumer surplus
[
]

(a) Necessities            (b) Luxury goods        (c) comforts
(d) conventional necessities


9.
Demand for petrol is


[
]

(a) Elastic
(b) Inelastic
(c) Perfectly Elastic
(d) perfectly inelastic


10.
If the price rises, the demand

[
]

(a) Rises                     (b)  Falls
(c) First fall and then rises
(d) First rises and then falls





Cont…….2






Code No: 56023                                     :2:                                        Set No. 3



II      Fill in the blanks

11.       Cob-Douglas production function revealed                      returns to scale.

12.       The ratio of input to output is called                                      .

13.       LAC is a flat                                  shaped curve.

14.       Break- even point is also called                                 

15.       The main feature of monopolistic competition is                                    .

16.       Economic forecasting and foreward planning minimizes                              about the future.

17.       Managerial economics is close to                                economics

18.       Goods which are used for further processing are called                    

19.       One set of data is used to predict another set in                            forecasting method.

20.       Forecasting in terms of total sales can be viewed as                        forecasts.







-oOo-





Code No: 56023                                                                                 Set No. 4
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD III B.Tech. II Sem., I Mid-Term Examinations, February – 2012
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
Objective Exam





A





 
Name:                                              Hall Ticket No.

Answer All Questions. All Questions Carry Equal Marks.Time: 20 Min. Marks: 10.

I       Choose the correct alternative:

1.         What are the rewards for capital and labour?                                                                        [          ] (a) Wages, interest     (b) Wage, profits        (c) Profits, interest                  (d) interest, wages

2.
The costs that must be considered for decision making are called
[
]

(a) Outlay costs          (b) opportunity costs              (c) incremental costs
(d) sunk costs


3.
The nature of demand curve in monopoly is

[
]

(a) Perfect elastic                    (b) Unit Elasticity
(c) Inelastic
(d) None of the above


4.
Total utility is maximum when
[
]

(a) Marginal utility is maximum
(c) marginal utility is zero
(b)marginal utility is minimum
(d) marginal utility is less than average utility


5.
Which of the following pairs of goods is an example of substitutes
[
]

(a) Tea and sugar        (b)  tea and coffee            (c) Shirt and pant
(d) car and petrol


6.
Which of the following has highest consumer surplus
[
]

(a) Necessities            (b) Luxury goods        (c) comforts
(d) conventional necessities


7.
Demand for petrol is


[
]

(a) Elastic
(b) Inelastic
(c) Perfectly Elastic
(d) perfectly inelastic


8.
If the price rises, the demand

[
]

(a) Rises                     (b)  Falls
(c) First fall and then rises
(d) First rises and then falls


9.
If the company wishes to elicit the opinion of all the buyers
(a) Census method or total enumeration method
(c) Least Squares Method
this method is called
(b) sample method
(d) Expert opinion Method
[
]

10.

In Cobb-Douglas production function “K”
(a) Land          (b) Labour                  (c) capital


(d) organization

[

]




Cont…….2






Code No: 56023                                     :2:                                        Set No. 4



II      Fill in the blanks

11.       LAC is a flat                                  shaped curve.

12.       Break- even point is also called                                 

13.       The main feature of monopolistic competition is                                    .

14.       Economic forecasting and foreward planning minimizes                              about the future.

15.       Managerial economics is close to                                economics

16.       Goods which are used for further processing are called                    

17.       One set of data is used to predict another set in                            forecasting method.

18.       Forecasting in terms of total sales can be viewed as                        forecasts.

19.       Cob-Douglas production function revealed                      returns to scale.

20.       The ratio of input to output is called                                      .







-oOo-

Code No: 56023                                                                                 Set No. 1
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS AND FINANCIAL ANALYSIS KEYS
I       Choose the correct alternative:

1.         C

2.         B

3.         A

4.         B

5.         B

6.         A

7.         B

8.         D

9.         B

10.       C

II      Fill in the blanks

11.       Risk

12.       Micro

13.       Producer’s goods

14.       Barometric techniques

15.       General

16.       Constant

17.       Productivity

18.       U-shaped

19.       No profit, no loss point

20.       Price differentiation/ differential pricing

-oOo-