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WorksheetsMICROECONOMICS
Total questions: 95
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
Refers to the used of goods and services.
Consumption
Production
Exchange
Injection
Refers to the transformation of resources like land, labor, capital and entrepreneur into goods and services.
Consumption
Production
Exchange
Injection
Goods include all tangible items, except:
Furniture
House
Machines
Transportation
The following choices below are basic needs, except:
Food
Shelter
Branded Clothing
Water
Refer to the study of the economic behaviour of individual components like industries, firms, and households.
Macroeconomics
Consumer Behaviour
Microeconomics
Positive Economics
Refers to all plots of ground and other natural resources used in the production of goods and services.
Land
Labor
Entrepreneurial Ability
Capital
It is the main reason why there is a study of microeconomics.
Resources
Scarcity
Household
Profit
Among them are famous economist, except:
Karl Marx
Adam Smith
George Washington
John Maynard Keynes
The following are the factors of production, except:
Land
Labor
Fish Pond
Capital
A major player in the economics whose main function is to consume goods and services
Household
Business Sector
Government
Employee
Refers to the condition that all resources are available only in limited supply.
Shortage
Surplus
Equilibrium
Scarcity
It is a kind of commodity which refers to tangible object (e.g. cars, clothes, shoes, book and many more).
Production
Services
Consumption
Goods
It is the price, quantity and total price of each consumption possibility and the grand total for the entire shopping list.
Scarcity
Supply
Demand
Budget
Refers to all facilities and other technological resources used in the production of goods and services.
Land
Labor
Entrepreneurial Ability
Capital
In the purely competitive analysis, there were two different models, one model for the industry, in which the interaction of supply and demand established the market price and quantity.
True
False
The demand for all productive resources is a derived demand.
True
False
By derived demand it is meant that it is the output of the resource and not the resource itself for which there is a demand by its employer.
True
False
The marginal product (MP) of a productive resource is the change in total output where ▵TP (▵ means change) attributable to the employment of one more unit of that
True
False
The greater the rate of decline of the MRP schedule the more inelastic the demand for the factor production, and the lesser the rate of the decline in MRP the more elastic the demand for the factor
True
False
Monopsony is one buyer of a resource (or product) and cause factor payments (or prices) to be below the competitive equilibrium.
True
False
Monopoly power in the product market will also impact the factor markets.
True
False
A monopsony is one buyer of something.
True
False
The minimum wage acts the same as an effective price floor in that it creates a surplus of labor -- unemployment.
True
False
The academic significance of the indeterminant nature of this model is the lack of an ability to predict wages and employment levels is why industrial relations developed as a separate field from economics (in large measure).
True
False
Market structure alone does not account for all of the variations in wages and employment.
True
False
Economics is the study of the ALLOCATION of SCARCE resources to meet UNLIMITED human wants.
True
False
The problem of unlimited desires and limited resources is the problem of
wants
marginal benefit
scarcity
free enterprise
When economists look at supply and demand schedules and/or supply and demand curves, what are the only two variables examined?
Price and Demand
Price and Supply
Price and Quantity
Price and Equilibrium Point
When you buy a PlayStation instead of an X-Box because the price of the PlayStation went up, this is an example of what?
Complements
Substitutions
Elasticity
Economics
A breakthrough in nanotechnology allows silicon chips for computers to be produced much more quickly and cheaply. If demand for computers remains unchanged, what will be the effect upon market price and supply?
Both price and supply will rise.
Both price and supply will fall.
The supply will rise while the price falls.
The supply will fall while the price rises.
Beef is a normal good and people's incomes fall. At the same time a bumper corn crop reduces the cost of feeding steers. These changes result in
A) an increase in the equilibrium quantity of beef.
an increase in the equilibrium quantity of beef if the shift in the demand curve is larger than the shift in the supply curve.
an increase in the equilibrium quantity of beef if the shift in the demand curve is smaller than the shift
in the supply curve.
no change in the equilibrium quantity of beef.
If a good is “normal,” then an increase in income will result in
a lower market price.
a decrease in the demand for the good.
an increase in the demand for the good.
no change in the demand for the good.
Suppose that demand decreases AND supply decreases. What would you expect to occur in the market for the good?
Both equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity would increase.
Equilibrium price would decrease, but the impact on equilibrium quantity would be ambiguous.
Equilibrium quantity would decrease, but the impact on equilibrium price would be ambiguous.
Equilibrium price would increase, but the impact on equilibrium quantity would be ambiguous.
The meeting of buyers (customers) and seller (suppliers). It could be through online, any brick and mortar establishment, or any forms where the 2 parties buy and sell.
MARKET
DEMAND
CUSTOMER
PRODUCT
Refers to goods, services, events, or anything that is sold and bought in the market.
MARKET
DEMAND
CUSTOMER
PRODUCT
Is the product that customers are willing and able to buy at a given price in a specific period. It should be both willing and able in a sense that customers wants or finds the product of value and at the same time has the capability to pay for it at the given price.
MARKET
DEMAND
CUSTOMER
PRODUCT
Defined as “other things being equal, as price decreases the quantity demanded rises, and as price increase the quantity demanded decreases.
LAW OF DEMAND
LAW OF SUPPLY
Do not forget the other things being equal statement or also called “asterisk paribus assumption”
TRUE
FALSE
This describes consumer’s attitude or desire towards a product.
Taste and Preference
Number of buyers
Income
Price of related goods
Consumer Expectations
If the price of a good is expected to fall, however, people are likely to reduce their purchases today and await tomorrow’s lower prices.
Taste and Preference
Number of buyers
Income
Price of related goods
Consumer Expectations
as the income of a consumer rises, he/she will prefer to buy products that he/she perceived to have better quality or gives higher level of satisfaction like buying freshly brewed coffee instead of instant coffee.
Taste and Preference
Number of buyers
Income
Price of related goods
Consumer Expectations
Supply is the product (goods and services) that producers are willing and able to sell at a price at a given period.
TRUE
FALSE
There is a direct relationship between price and quantity of product being supplied in the market.
TRUE
FALSE
A change in the price of labor or some other factor of production will change the cost of producing any given quantity of the good or service.
Resource Prices
Technology
Prices of Other Goods
Sellers' Expectations
Taxes and Government Subsidies
The increase of taxes could increase cost thus it decrease supply.
Resource Prices
Technology
Prices of Other Goods
Sellers' Expectations
Taxes and Government Subsidies
Example, the owners of oil deposits. Oil pumped out of the ground and used today will be unavailable in the future. If a change in the international political climate leads many owners to expect that oil prices will rise in the future, they may decide to leave their oil in the ground, planning to sell it later when the price is higher.
Resource Prices
Technology
Prices of Other Goods
Sellers' Expectations
Taxes and Government Subsidies
To produce one good or service means forgoing the production of another. The concept of opportunity cost in economics suggests that the value of the activity forgone is the opportunity cost of the activity chosen; this cost should affect supply.
Resource Prices
Technology
Prices of Other Goods
Sellers' Expectations
Taxes and Government Subsidies
Outlawing the use of certain equipment without pollution-control devices has increased the cost of production for many goods and services, thereby reducing profits available at any price and shifting these supply curves to the left.
Resource Prices
Technology
Prices of Other Goods
Sellers' Expectations
Taxes and Government Subsidies
A change in the price of the product itself is not among the factors that shift the supply curve.
TRUE
FALSE
The higher the price, the higher the demand for a certain product?
TRUE
FALSE
The higher the price, the higher the supply needed for a certain product?
TRUE
FALSE
When resources are not full utilized, we call it
Unemployment
Depletion
Shortage
Scarcity
Economics can be divided into two major branches which is
international economics and macroeconomics
labor economics and microeconomics
microeconomics and macroeconomics
international economics and domestic economics
Should a professional athlete who earns millions of dollars per game bother to pick up loose change from the ground?
Yes, even though the amount is small compared to their earnings, it's still money and worth picking up.
No, the time spent picking up loose change is not worth it considering their high earnings per game.
Yes, because it's a small amount that can add up over time, and it's better to pick it up than to leave it.
No, because the amount is insignificant compared to their earnings, and it's not worth the effort to pick it up.
The economic system that uses the market to distribute goods and services as well as resources is
Capitalist
Mixed
Centrally planned
Islamic
What is the primary goal of the Philippine government despite facing scarcity in resources and money supply?
Reduce stability
Social unrest
Increase welfare of the society
Reduce political unrest
What is the meaning of opportunity cost?
The cost of an opportunity
The benefit of an opportunity
The value of the next best alternative foregone
The price of an opportunity
Project Y produces PHP15,000 in revenue for a month. Project Y also incurs a cost of PHP14,700. Thus the net benefit is
15,000
14,700
300
(300)
What is the term used to describe the additional benefit obtained from an economic activity compared to the additional cost incurred?
Efficiency
Stability
Marginalism
Growth
The Production Possibility Frontier is drawn in
Long run
Short run
Short run and long run
No specific time period
The Production Possibility Frontier is concave due to
Increasing opportunity cost
Scarcity
Choices
Decreasing opportunity cost
Rich countries focus on the purchase of more ___________goods to ensure economic growth.
Consumer
Capital
Intermediate
Finished
Peter decided to take time off to visit the zoo. Peter’s opportunity cost would be
Money spend on buying the entry ticket
Money to buy the entry ticket and the time he spends in the zoo
Money spend on the entry ticket , the time and the pay he needs to forgo because he did not go to work
None of the above because Peter needs rest.
According to Comparative Advantage Theory, trade can take place when a country incurs the/- _________ opportunity cost in producing a good compared to another country.
Zero
Negative
Lowest
Highest
Ali was given a scholarship to pursue his education in UMS. The education that Ali is going to receive is not considered free because
money is limited
Too many students applied for the scholarship
Ali is incurring opportunity cost
Ali spends time studying at the university
Man’s needs required for survival
Wants
Basic needs
Luxury goods
all of the above
The desires and needs of consumers that have to be satisfied
Wants
Basic needs
Luxury goods
all of the above
It also known as the price theory
macroeconomics
microeconomics
normative economics
positive economics
It pertains to the national income analysis
macroeconomics
microeconomics
normative economics
positive economics
The payment for the use of land
wage
rent
profts
interest
It corresponds to the price of capital
wage
rent
profts
interest
Inputs used in production
land
labor
capital
all of the above
Another term used for “equilibrium
deflation
static
growth
none of the above
It refers to man’s mental and physical efforts exerted in production
land
labor
capital
entrepreneur
It is considered as a basic consuming unit
firm
resource
household
mixed economy
The system in which market prices serve as signal to the producers about what goods to produce and how much of these goods should be produced
Traditonal Economic System
command economy
mixe economy
market system
The economic system in which production decisions are made according to customs and traditions
Traditonal Economic System
command economy
mixed economy
market system
“The brains” behind the business
land
labor
capital
entrepreneur
If the price of pork increases, supply will_____
increase
decrease
remain constant
vary
A decrease in income shifts the demand curve to the
right
left
downward
vary
Father of Economics
Adam Smith
Adam Taylor
Frederick Taylor
Adam Miths
Laborer is the planner, organizer and coordinator of the other factors of production
TRUE
FALSE
Diminishing MU is also known as the law of diminishing marginal productivity
TRUE
FALSE
Average Product is output per unit of the variable resource input
TRUE
FALSE
Revenue also known as income
TRUE
FALSE
Potential increase in the consumption of two commodities is substitution effect
TRUE
FALSE
Perception is a descriptive thought that a person holds about something
TRUE
FALSE
Profit maximization or loss minimization is determined at a point where MR is equal MC
pure or perfect competition
monopolistic competition
monopoly and oligopoly
all of the above
Industry that enjoys pure profit
pure or perfect competition
monopolistic competition
monopoly
and oligopoly
No advertising cost
pure or perfect competition
monopolistic competition
monopoly
and oligopoly
Seller takes the role of a price taker
pure or perfect competition
monopolistic competition
monopoly
and oligopoly
During short run period, and efficient firms and other forms enjoy pure profits.
pure or perfect competition
monopolistic competition
monopoly and oligopoly
all of the above
To prevent a firm shutting down in the short run, it must
only cover variable cost
ensure that it breaks even
only cover fixed cost
cover both fixed and variable cost
Point of Profit Maximization
MR=MC
AR=MC
MR<MC
MR>MC
