Economics Mcqs

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ECONOMICS MCQS
1. Introduction To Economics	2. Basic of Economics
3. Supply and Demand	4. Oligopoly
5. Monopoly	6. Macroeconomic Policy Tools
7. Inflation & Productivity	8. Foreign Exchange
9. Exchange-Rate Determination	10. Elasticity
11. Balance of Payments, Aid and Foreign Investment	12. Applied Microeconomics
13. Long Term Economic Growth	14. Production Factors
15. The Aggregate Demand Aggregate Supply Model	16. Stabilization, Adjustment, Reform and Privatization
17. The Phillips Curve	18. The International Economy And Globalization
19. Trade Regulations And Industrial Policies	20. Taxation
21. Monetary Union	22. Poverty, Malnutrition, And Income Inequality
23. Fiscal And Monetary Policy	24. Aggregate Supply, Unemployment And Inflation
25. Costs , Supply And Perfect Competition	26. Economic Development in Historical Perspective
27. National Income And The Standard Of Living	28. Natural Resources – Sustainable Development
29. Theories of Economic Development	30. Roots of Modern Macroeconomics
31. Regional Trading Arrangements	32. Monetary, Fiscal And Incomes Policy, And Inflation
33. Marketing In A Global Economy	34. Public Goods
35. Human Capital	36. Entrepreneurship, Organization, And Innovation
37. Economic Problems of Developing Countries	38. Comparative GDP
39. Capital Formation – Technical Progress	40. Alternative Theories Of The Firm
41. Asymmetric Information	42. Trade Policies For the Developing Nations
43. The Balance of Payments	44. The National Economy
45. Supply-Side Policies	46. Sources of Comparative Advantage
47. Measurement of Economic Development	48. Agriculture & Irrigation System of Pakistan
49. Average And Total Cost	50. Application of Economics
51. Income Inequality	52. Employment, Migration, And Urbanization
53. Global Economic Development	54. Education, Health, And Human Capital
55. Exchange-Rate Adjustments And The Balance of	56. World Economy (Miscellaneous)
57. Development Planning and Policy-making	58. Consumer Theory vs. Real Consumers
59. Budget Deficits And The Trade Balance	60. Characteristics and Institutions of Developing Countries
61. Externality & Internality	62. Exchange-Rate Systems And Currency Crises
63. The External Debt and Financial Crises	64. Tariffs
65. Rural Poverty and Agricultural Transformation	66. Risks And Diversification & Efficient Market Hypothesis
67. Prices, Wages & Taxes	68. Population And Development
69. Profit Maximizing Under Perfect Competition And Monopoly	70. Money, Interest Rates And Output
71. Markets, Efficiency And The Public Interest	72. Monopoly & Competition
73. Industrial Development	74. International Factor Movements And Multinational Corporations
75. Foundations Of Modern Trade Theory	76. Labour Market
77. Macroeconomic Issues and Analysis	78. Market
79. Non-Tariff Trade Barriers	80. Miscellaneous
81. Population	82. Stocks
83. Surplus	84. –

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The doctrine of comparative advantage states that there are gains from international trade:

A. Only if both comparative and absolute advantage are present in both countries.
B. If opportunity costs are the same in the countries involved.
C. Only if there are economies of scale available.
D. If countries specialize in the production of goods in which they are relatively more efficient.