Question : Of the three fundamental questions in economics, the "distribution" question has to do with
Option 1: Who will receive the output
Option 2: How the output will be shipped from the place of production to the consumer
Option 3: How economic resources are distributed to producers
Option 4: What products will be produced
Correct Answer: Who will receive the output
Solution : The correct answer is (a) Who will receive the output.
The distribution question in economics pertains to how the produced goods and services are allocated among individuals or groups in society. It involves determining who will receive the output of the economy's production. This encompasses issues of income distribution, wealth distribution, and the fairness or equity of how resources and benefits are distributed among the members of society.
Question : Which of the following is an example of positive economics?
Option 1: Increasing the minimum wage will reduce poverty rates.
Option 2: The government should prioritize environmental sustainability over economic growth.
Option 3: Free trade improves overall economic welfare.
Option 4: The distribution of wealth in society is unjust.
Question : Positive economics involves:
Option 1: Assessing the impact of economic policies on societal well-being
Option 2: Conducting experiments to test economic theories
Option 3: Evaluating the ethical implications of economic decisions
Option 4: Analyzing economic data to understand cause and effect relationships
Question : Which objective of government budget is highlighted here? Government aims to relocate resources with the aim of profit maximization and public welfare according to the priority of the country.
Option 1: Reallocation of resources
Option 2: Reducing income inequalities
Option 3: Economic stability
Option 4: Economics growth
Question : Bearing in mind the assertion that economics is a "positive" and not a "normative" science, with which of the following problems would an economist be concerned? I. The unfairness of the distribution of wealth II. The effect on prices due to speculation in raw materials III. The results of union pressure for increased wages IV. The rights and wrongs of exaggerated advertising claims
Option 1: I only
Option 2: II, III
Option 3: I, III
Option 4: I, II, III, IV
Question : "Economics is what it ought to be" - This statement refers to
Option 1: Normative economics
Option 2: Positive economics
Option 3: Monetary economics
Option 4: Fiscal economics
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