Economics Mcqs for test Preparation of Nts, Fpsc & others

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. –

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. –

Under a system of floating exchange rates relatively high productivity and low inflation rates in the United States results in a (an) ?

A. increase in the demand for foreign currency a decrease in the supply of foreign currency and a depreciation in the dollar
B. increase in the demand for foreign currency an increase in the supply of foreign currency and a appreciation in the dollar
C. decrease in the demand for foreign currency a decrease in the supply of foreign currency and a depreciation in the dollar
D. decrease in the demand for foreign currency an increase in the supply of foreign currency and a appreciation in the dollar

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Under a system of floating exchange rates relatively low productivity and high inflation rates in the United States results in a (an) ?

A. increase in the demand for foreign currency a decrease in the supply of foreign currency and a depreciation in the dollar
B. increase in the demand for foreign currency an increase in the supply of foreign currency and a appreciation in the dollar
C. decrease in the demand for foreign currency a decrease in the supply of foreign currency and a depreciation in the dollar
D. decrease in the demand for foreign currency and increase in the supply of foreign currency and a appreciation in the dollar

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Given a system of floating exchange rates rising income in the United States would trigger a (an) ?

A. increasing in the demand for imports and an increasing in the demand for foreign currency
B. increase in the demand for imports and decrease in the demand for foreign currency
C. decrease in the demand for imports and an increase in the demand for foreign currency
D. decrease in the demand for imports and a decrease in the demand for foreign currency

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For the United States suppose the annual interest rate on government securities equals 8 percent while the annual inflation rate equals 4 percent, For Switzerland the annual interest rate on government securities equal 10 percent while the annual inflation rate equals 7 percent the above variables would cause investment funds to flow from ?

A. the United States to Switzerland causing the dollar to depreciate
B. the United States to Switzerland causing the dollar to appreciate
C. Switzerland to the United States causing the franc to depreciate
D. Switzerland to the United States causing the franc to appreciate

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The exchange value of the U.S dollar is primarily determined by ?

A. the rate of inflation in the United States
B. the number of dollars printed by the U.S government
C. the international demand and supply for dollars
D. the monetary value of gold held at Fort Knox, Kentucky

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If Canada runs a balance of payments surplus and exchange rates are floating ?

A. the value of other currencies will rise relative to the dollar
B. the dollar will depreciate relative to other currencies
C. the price of foreign goods will become cheaper to Canadians
D. the price of foreign goods will rise for Canadians

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The appreciation in the value of the dollar in the early 1980s is explained by all of the following except ?

A. the United States being considered a safe haven by foreign investors
B. relatively high real interest rates in the United States
C. confidence of foreign investors in the U.S economy
D. relatively high inflation rates in the United States

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When the price of foreign currency (i.e the exchange rate) is below the equilibrium level ?

A. an excess demand for that currency exists in the foreign exchange market
B. an excess supply of the currency exists in the foreign exchange market
C. the demand for foreign exchange shifts outward to the right
D. the demand for foreign exchange shifts backward to the left

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A primary reason that explains the appreciation in the value of U.S dollar would be ?

A. large trade surpluses for the United States
B. high inflation rates in the United States
C. lack of investor confidence in U.S money policy
D. high interest rates in the United States

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In the presences of purchasing power parity, if one-dollar exchanges for 2 British pounds and if a DVD player costs $400 in the United States then in Britain the DVD player should cost ?

A. 200 pounds
B. 400 pounds
C. 600 pounds
D. 800 pounds

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