Market Equilibrium CBSE Questions & Answers
Market Equilibrium
This is Economics Class 12 Market Equilibrium CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
An increase in demand imply an increase in quantity but no change in price if
- ASupply is unitary elastic
- BSupply is perfectly elasticCorrect
- CSupply is less elastic
- DSupply is perfectly inelastic
2
An increase in supply imply an increase in price but no change in quantity if
- ASupply is perfectly elastic
- BSupply is perfectly inelasticCorrect
- CSupply is unitary elastic
- DSupply is less elastic
3
An increase in supply imply an increase in quantity but no change in price if
- ASupply is perfectly elasticCorrect
- BSupply is less elastic
- CSupply is unitary elastic
- DSupply is perfectly inelastic
4
What will happen to equilibrium price when demand is perfectly elastic and supply increases?
- ANone of these
- BEquilibrium price remains sameCorrect
- CEquilibrium price will rise
- DEquilibrium price will fall
5
If the price of a substitute( Y) of good X increases, then the equilibrium quantity exchanged of good X will
- ADecrease
- BRemain constant
- CIncreaseCorrect
- DInsufficient information
6
What will happen to equilibrium price when demand for the good increases?
- AEquilibrium price will riseCorrect
- BNone of these
- CEquilibrium price remains same
- DEquilibrium price will fall
7
What will happen to equilibrium price when supply for the good increases?
- AEquilibrium price will fallCorrect
- BNone of these
- CEquilibrium price remains same
- DEquilibrium price will rise
8
During excess demand
- ACompetition in the government start
- BCompetition among exporters start
- CCompetition among buyers startCorrect
- DCompetition among sellers start
9
The factor that causes a change in demand is
- AIncome of the consumerCorrect
- BPrice of the inputs
- CAn improvement in technology
- DPrice of the given good
10
The factor that causes a change in supply is
- APrice of the substitute good
- BAn improvement in technologyCorrect
- CPrice of the given good
- DPrice of the complementary good
11
Market for a good is in equilibrium. A decrease in demand for the good will
- AShift the supply curve
- BMove the supply curve
- CShift the demand curve
- DMove the demand curve
Answer
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12
Market for a good is in equilibrium. A decrease in supply for the good will
- AShift the supply curveCorrect
- BMove the demand curve
- CMove the supply curve
- DShift the demand curve
13
Given the market equilibrium of a good. The effect of a simultaneous increase in both demand and supply of that good can be a rise in price if a change in
- Asupply is not greater than the change in DemandCorrect
- Bsupply is greater than the change in Demand
- Csupply is equal to the change in Demand
- Dsupply is less than the change in Demand
14
Given the market equilibrium of a good. The effect of a simultaneous increase in both demand and supply of that good can be a rise in price if a change in
- ADemand is equal to the change in supply
- BDemand is not greater than the change in supplyCorrect
- CDemand is less than the change in supply
- DDemand is greater than the change in supply
15
The equilibrium price will not change for a good if the demand is inelastic. It is
- ATrue
- BThese are not related
- CCan't say
- DFalseCorrect