WorksheetsMIDTERM EXAM - MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
It is the person who directs resources to achieve a stated goal.
Customer
Manager
Investor
Government
It focuses on measuring the sensitivity of demand to changes in a range of important factors.
Elasticity Concept
Supply Quantity
Demand Analysis
Marginal Curve
This is where the decisions started and identifying the context has became a norm.
Defining Objectives
Defining the Problem
Defining Sensitivity Analysis
Defining the Choice
It is where we set to understand how markets operate including the ability to make predictions about cause-and-effect relationship before making a decision.
Predict the Consequences
Understanding Predictions
Performing Sensitivity Analysis
Exploring Alternatives
It is a measure of responsiveness used in demand analysis and as the percentage change in a dependent variable, Y, resulting from a percentage of change in the value of an independent variable, X.
Quantity Demanded
Marginal Revenue
Elasticity Concept
None of the Above
It is an economic concepts that measures the responsiveness of one variable to changes in another variable.
Quantity Demanded
Marginal Revenue
Elasticity Concept
None of the Above
Statement 1: When total costs rise more than total benefits, then the action is logical.
Statement 2: When total benefits rise more than total costs, then the action is illogical.
Statement 1 is TRUE.
Statement 2 is TRUE.
Both Statements are TRUE.
Both Statements are FALSE.
Illustration 1: Marginal Benefit = P95 > Marginal Costs = P50 YOU SHOULD BUY!
Illustration 2: Marginal Benefit = P65 > Marginal Costs = P50 YOU SHOULD BUY!
Illustration 1 is TRUE.
Illustration 2 is TRUE.
Both Statements are TRUE.
Both Statements are FALSE.
Illustration 1: Marginal Benefit = P45 < Marginal Costs = P50 YOU SHOULD BUY!
Illustration 2: Marginal Benefit = P85 > Marginal Costs = P50 YOU SHOULD BUY!
Illustration 1 is TRUE.
Illustration 2 is TRUE.
Both Statements are TRUE.
Both Statements are FALSE.
It is one in which the change in quantity demanded due to a change in price is small.
Rubber Band
Sting Ring
Leather Band
None of the Above
It is one in which the change in quantity demanded due to a change in price is equal to one.
Rubber Band
Sting Ring
Leather Band
None of the Above
It is one in which the change in quantity demanded due to a change in price is large.
Rubber Band
Sting Ring
Leather Band
None of the Above
It is the terms that refers to the behavior of customers as they interact with one another in competitive markets.
Demand
Supply
Both A and B
None of the Above
It is a quantitative forecasting tool you can use to predict trends in competitive markets including:
a. Prices of firms product
b. Price of related products in the market
c. Price of Inputs
Demand
Supply
Both A and B
None of the Above
This decision refers to the preferred course of action after enumerating stated alternatives and predicting consequences of such.
Make a Choice
Explore Alternatives
Perform Sensitivity Analysis
Predict Consequences
It is the primary tool used to determine the magnitude of a change.
Magnet
Marginal Analysis
Quantity Demanded
Elasticity Analysis
These are the group of sellers and buyers of a particular product or service.
Market
Angry Buyer
Kind Sellers
All of the Above
They determine the demand for the product.
Managers
Buyers
Employees
Sellers
They determine the supply of the product.
Managers
Buyers
Employees
Sellers
This is done to solve the problem and it is important to understand and be able to explain to others the "why" of your decision.
Define the Problem
Determine the Objectives
Explore Alternatives
None of the Above
It is the term used by economist to describe a market with many buyers and sellers that has impact on market place whereas price are determine by all buyers and sellers who interact in the market.
Customers
Sellers
Businesses
None of the Above
In this competition, products or services offered for sale are all exactly the same and there were several buyers and sellers in the market that no single buyer or seller has any influence over the market price.
Perfectly Competitive
Pure Monopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Oligopolistic Competition
In this competition, many buyers and sellers trade over a range or prices.
Perfectly Competitive
Pure Monopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Oligopolistic Competition
In this competition, few sellers who are sensitive to each other's pricing or marketing strategies.
Perfectly Competitive
Pure Monopoly
Monopolistic Competition
Oligopolistic Competition
Statement 1: It is easy to find product alternatives when the product price decreases, then, the demand will be more elastic.
Statement 2: It is not easy to find product alternatives when the product price decreases, then, the demand will be more elastic.
Statement 1 is TRUE.
Statement 2 is TRUE.
Both Statements are TRUE.
Both Statements are FALSE.
Statement 1: The greater necessity of the product, the less elastic or more inelastic because the substitutes are limited.
Statement 2: The more luxurious a product is, the more elastic demand will be.
Statement 1 is TRUE.
Statement 2 is TRUE.
Both Statements are TRUE.
Both Statements are FALSE.
Statement 1: The larger the share of an item in one's budget, the more price elastic demand is likely to be.
Statement 2: The lesser the share of an item in one's budget, the more price elastic demand is likely to be.
Statement 1 is TRUE.
Statement 2 is TRUE.
Both Statements are TRUE.
Both Statements are FALSE.
It is a quantity of a good or service that customers are willing and able to purchase during a specified period under a given set of economic condition.
Demand
Supply
Market
Competition
The Law of Demand
Price and quantity demanded are inversely related.
As the price of a good rises(falls) and all other things remain constant, the quantity demanded of the good falls (rises).
Both A and B.
None of the Above
It is a function that describes how much of a good will be purchased at alternative prices of that good and related goods, alternative income levels, and alternative values of other variables affecting demand.
1+1=1
MR=MC
TR = TC
None of the Above
It is the total quantity offered for sale under various market conditions.
Demand
Supply
Market
Competition
It indicates the total quantity of a good that all producers in a competitive market would produce at each price, holding input prices, technology, and other variables affecting supply constant.
The market demand curve.
The market supply curve.
Both A and B.
None of the Above.
Statement 1: The producers are willing to produce more output when the price is high than when it is low.
Statement 2: The producers are willing to produce more output when the price is low than when it is high.
Statement 1 is TRUE.
Statement 2 is TRUE.
Both Statements are TRUE.
Both Statements are FALSE.
The Law of Supply
"As the price of a good rises (falls) and all other things remain constant, the quantity supplied of the good rises (falls)
TRUE
FALSE
UNDECIDED
NONE OF THE ABOVE
Statement 1: The change in supply results by the change of one or more variables other than the price.
Statement 2: The position of the entire supply curve shifts either an increase in supply (producers sell more output at each given price) or a decrease in supply (producers sell less).
Statement 1 is TRUE.
Statement 2 is TRUE.
Both Statements are TRUE.
Both Statements are FALSE.
Gasoline from a particular station.
Inelastic
Elastic
Unitary
None of the Above
Medical Procedures.
Inelastic
Elastic
Unitary
None of the Above.
An Elasticity Concept is Whether
A. It is positive or negative.
B. It is greater than 1 or less than 1 in absolute value.
A is TRUE.
B is TRUE.
A and B is TRUE.
A and B is FALSE.
It refers to the extreme case in which the quantity demanded (Qd) increases by an infinite amount in response to any decrease in price at all.
Perfectly (Infinitely) Elastic
Perfectly (Zero) Inelastic
Perfectly Unitary
None of the Above
This is the case with life-saving prescription drugs.
Perfectly (Infinitely) Elastic
Perfectly (Zero) Inelastic Demand
Perfectly Unitary
None of the Above
A drop of price of one good will lead to an increase in the qty demanded of other good.
Substitutes
Complements
All of the Above
None of the Above
s
A drop of price of one good will cause people to look for alternate toward that good.
Substitutes
Compliments
All of the Above
None of the Above
It is a function that describes how much the supply of a good can be produced at alternative prices of that good, alternative inpute prices, and alternative values of other variables affecting supply.
The demand function.
The supply function
The market function.
The competitive function.
It refers as the study of the movements from one equilibrium to another.
Elasticity Concept
Marginal Analysis
Demand Analysis
Comparative Statics
It is the percentage of change in quantity demanded by the percentage change in income.
Marginal Analysis
Income Elasticity of Demand
Marginal Revenue
Profit Elasticity of Demand
It refers to the effect on sales of a change in price, holding constant the effects of all other demand-determining factors.
Change in quantity demanded
Change in quantity supplied.
Change in price.
Change in market.
It is the curve indicating the total quantity of a good all consumers are willing and able to purchase at each possible price, holding the prices of related goods, income, advertising, and other variables constant.
The market supply curve.
The market competitive curve.
The market demand curve.
The market elasticity curve.
It is the process of breaking down a decision into a series of 'yes or no' decisions.
Marginal Revenue
Marginal Costs
Marginal Amount
Marginal Analysis
Optimal managerial decisions involve comparing the marginal benefits of a decision with the marginal costs.
TRUE
FALSE
UNDECIDED
None of the Above
Answer the Q1 for MB, MC, and MNB.
MB 55; MC 35; MNB 20
MB 65; MC 20; MNB 45
MB 90; MC 10; MNB 80
MB 85; MC 20; MNB 65
Answer the Q2 fro MB, MC, and MNB.
MB 55; MC 35; MNB 20
MB 65; MC 20; MNB 45
MB 90; MC 10; MNB 80
MB 85; MC 20; MNB 65
Answer the Q3 for MB, MC, MNB.
MB 55; MC 35; MNB 20
MB 65; MC 20; MNB 45
MB 90; MC 10; MNB 80
MB 85; MC 20; MNB 65
Answer the Q4 for MB, MC, and MNB.
MB 55; MC 35; MNB 20
MB 65; MC 20; MNB 45
MB 90; MC 10; MNB 80
MB 65; MC 20; MNB 45
Answer Q5 for MB, MC, and MNB.
MB 20; MC 35; MNB -15
MB 50; MC 20; MNB 30
MB 20; MC 55; MNB -35
MB 55; MC 45; MNB 10
Answer Q6 for MB, MC, and MNB.
MB 20; MC 35; MNB -15
MB 50; MC 20; MNB 30
MB 20; MC 55; MNB -35
MB 55; MC 45; MNB 10
Answer the Q7 for MB, MC, and MNB.
MB 20; MC 35; MNB -15
MB 50; MC 20; MNB 30
MB 20; MC 55; MNB -35
MB 55; MC 45; MNB 10
Answer the Q8 for MB, MC, and MNB.
MB 20; MC 35; MNB -15
MB 50; MC 20; MNB 30
MB 20; MC 55; MNB -35
MB 55; MC 45; MNB 10
Answer Q9 for MB, MC, and MNB.
MB 10; MC 80; MNB -70
MB 65; MC 20; MNB 45
MB 5; MC 110; MNB -105
MB 55; MC 35; MNB 20
Answer the Q10 for MB, MC, and MNB.
MB 10; MC 80; MNB -70
MB 65; MC 20; MNB 45
MB 5; MC 110; MNB -105
MB 55; MC 35; MNB 20
An economic consultant for Pharmalleey Corporation recently provided the firm's marketing manager with this estimate of the demand function for the firm's product:
Qdx = 20,000 -5Px + 6Py - 2M + 3Ax
Suppose that good X sells for P200 per unit, goo Y sells for P40 per unit, the company utilizes 1,000 units of advertising and consumer income is P10,000. How much of good X do consumers purchase?
P2240
P2280
P3374
P-2411
Your marketing team estimates that the supply function for RTW clothes is given by
QSx = 7,000 + 4Px - 6Pr - 2Pw
Let's say, brand new clothes are sold P2,300 per bundle, and Ukay clothes are sold for P1,800 per bundle, and the price of input is P800. How many RTW bundles are produced?
P980
P1460
P3857
P3800
It is an investigation of the allied costs and potential benefits of specific business events or financial decisions.
Total Revenue
Market Equilibrium
Managerial Economics
Marginal
Analysis
