Question : How does the demand curve look?
Option 1: Slopes upward from left to right
Option 2: Slopes downward from left to right
Option 3: Slopes downward from right to left
Option 4: None
Correct Answer: Slopes downward from left to right
Solution : Because price and quantity demanded are inversely related (i.e., the lower the price of a product, the higher the demand), the demand curve is defined as sloping downward from left to right.
Hence , the correct option is 2.
Question : In general, the demand curve slopes:
Option 1: Parallel to Y-axis
Option 2: Upward from left to right
Option 3: Parallel to X-axis
Option 4: Downward from left to right
Question : An increase in government expenditure can shift the aggregate demand curve to the:
Option 1: Right
Option 2: Left
Option 3: Upward
Option 4: Downward
Question : What will be shape of demand curve:
Option 1: Straight line
Option 2: Upward sloping
Option 3: Downward sloping
Option 4: None of the above.
Question : The demand curve displays an increase in demand when :
Option 1: Movement along the curve
Option 2: Movement along the curve there is no change.
Option 3: The curve shifts right
Option 4: The curve shifts left
Question : A perfectly elastic demand curve is:
Option 1: Horizontal.
Option 2: Vertical.
Option 3: Upward-sloping.
Option 4: Downward-sloping.
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