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DPB10013

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The study of how prices are set for individual goods is considered as an issue in ___________________.

a)

macroeconomics

b)

microeconomics

c)

descriptive economics

d)

normative economics

2.

Which of the following is concerned with microeconomics?

a)

The unemployment rate decrease by 30%.

b)

In 2017, the national income of a country is RM23,400 million.

c)

The price of chicken increases significantly during Hari Raya season.

d)

The economic growth of the country is expected to be 6% in 2018.

3.

"We cannot have all the things we want. The resources available to satisfy our wants are, at any time, limited in supply".

The statements reflects the concepts of _______________.

a)

opportunity cost

b)

choice

c)

scarcity

d)

unemployment

4.

In a planned economy or socialism, ________________.

a)

there is no government interference

b)

there is freedom for enterprise

c)

governments will plan production

d)

prices are adjust to reconcile scarcity and desires

5.

Which of the following can lead to an increase in the supply for goods X?

a)

A decrease in the number of sellers of goods X.

b)

An increase in the price of inputs used to make goods X.

c)

An increase in consumers' income, assuming goods X is a normal.

d)

An improvement in technology used in production of goods X.

6.

Which of the following will NOT cause an increase in the market demand for Scholl (a brand of shoes)?

a)

A decrease in the price of Scholl.

b)

An increase in the price of Hush Puppies (another brand of shoes).

c)

An increase in the price of shoes protection sprays.

d)

An increase in income, if Scholl is a luxury goods.

7.

Assume that people enjoy eating either chicken or fish. What will happen in the market for chicken when the price of fish increased?

a)

The demand curve shifts to left.

b)

The supply curve shifts to right.

c)

There is no change in the demand curve.

d)

The demand curve shifts to right.

8.

Which of the following shifts the demand curve for iPhone 7 to the right?

a)

A decrease in the price of iPhone 7.

b)

A decrease in consumer income if iPhone 7 is a normal goods.

c)

An increase in the price of iPhone 7.

d)

An increase in consumer income if iPhone 7 is a normal goods.

9.

What is the meaning of 'Ceiling Price'?

a)

The government impose a maximum price that prevents certain prices from rising above that price.

b)

The government sets a minimum price that prevents certain prices from falling below that price.

c)

The government provides incentives to the seller or producer to producer more goods.

d)

The government imposes a certain amount to be produced by the seller or producer.

10.

Price elasticity of demand measures the responsiveness of quantity demanded due to the changes in _____________.

a)

its price

b)

income

c)

the product

d)

the service

11.

Market equilibrium is achieved when _____________.

a)

the number of buyers is equal to the number of sellers

b)

the quantity demand is equal to the quantity supplied

c)

the price is equal to the quantity

d)

the quantity demand is equal to the number of buyers

12.

If the value of cross of demand for goods X and Y is zero, what is the relationship of goods X and goods Y?

a)

Normal goods.

b)

Substitute goods.

c)

Complementary goods.

d)

No relationship.

13.

If the price of a burger at Burger King decreases by 10% and the quantity demanded increases by 5%, then the price elasticity of demand is _________________.

a)

0.2

b)

0.5

c)

2

d)

5

14.

Economic is the study of how __________________.

a)

we choose to use unlimited resources.

b)

unlimited resources are used to satisfy unlimited wants.

c)

scarce resources are used to satisfy unlimited wants.

d)

society uses abundant resources to satisfy unlimited desires.

15.

The basic economic problem 'for whom to produce' refer to _______________.

a)

suitability for production technique

b)

the quantity of goods produced

c)

the pattern of income distribution community

d)

type of goods to produce