Non-Competitive Markets CBSE Questions & Answers
Non-Competitive Markets
This is Economics Class 12 Non-Competitive Markets CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
Post and telegraph industry in India is an example of?
- AOligopoly
- BMonopolyCorrect
- CPerfect competition
- DMonopsony
2
The shape of marginal revenue curve under monopoly is
- AVertical
- BNegatively slopedCorrect
- CPositively sloped
- DHorizontal
3
Abnormal profits mean
- AProfit in excess of normal profitCorrect
- BSame as normal profit
- CProfit under the normal profit
- DUnexpected profits
4
Prices remain sticky in which of the following market?
- AOligopolyCorrect
- BPerfect Competition
- CMonopoly
- DDuopoly
5
A monopolist is able to maximize his profits when?
- AHis average cost is minimum
- BHis output is maximum
- CHe charges a high price
- DHis marginal cost is equal to marginal revenueCorrect
6
Which of these is the best example of oligopoly?
- AOPECCorrect
- BGATT
- CWTO
- DSAARC
7
The Indian soft drinks market is dominated by two companies, Coke and Pepsi.What type of market structure prevails in the industry?
- AMonopolistic competition
- BPerfect competition
- CMonopoly
- DDuopolyCorrect
8
Excess capacity is a prominent feature of equilibrium under?
- AMonopolistic competitionCorrect
- BMonopoly
- Cgopoly
- DPerfect competition
9
Being the only producer, a firm can
- AMake decisions
- BMake a choice
- CDecide the priceCorrect
- DMake any good
10
product differentiation becomes important due to
- APresence of many goods
- BPresence of many sellersCorrect
- CPresence of wide range of goods
- DPresence of many buyers
11
Product differentiation is done by
- ABribing
- BCompetition
- CDifferent packagingCorrect
- DContamination
12
Patent rights lead to the formation of
- APerfect Competition
- BMonopolyCorrect
- CDuopoly
- DOligopoly
13
Price discrimination is
- ASelling a product
- BSelling a brand
- CSelling all products with a same brand name
- DSelling a product by a different brand nameCorrect
14
Short period is the market period when the supply cannot be changed with the change in factor inputs.
- ACan’t say
- B1Correct
- CFalse
- DNone of these
15
Long period is the market period when the supply can be changed with the change in any one factor input.
- A0Correct
- BCan’t say
- CNone of these
- DTrue