Question : ______shows a variety of combinations of these two products that provide the same level of satisfaction:-
Option 1: Indifference curve
Option 2: ISO quant
Option 3: Marginal utility curve
Option 4: ISO cost curve
Correct Answer: Indifference curve
Solution : An indifference curve depicts a combination of two goods in varying quantities that provides an individual with equal satisfaction (utility). Hence option a is the correct answer.
Question : An indifference curve measures the same level of:
Option 1: output from two factors
Option 2: satisfaction from two commodities
Option 3: satisfaction from income and capital
Option 4: satisfaction from expenditure and saving
Question : Indifference curves are concave to the origin because of:
Option 1: Diminishing marginal utility
Option 2: Increasing marginal utility
Option 3: Constant marginal utility
Option 4: Zero marginal utility
Question : The consumer gets maximum satisfaction at the point where:
Option 1: Marginal utility = Price
Option 2: Marginal utility > Price
Option 3: Marginal utility < Price
Option 4: Marginal cost = Price
Question : The indifference curve's slope is calculated using:
Option 1: Marginal Rate of Substitution
Option 2: Marginal Opportunity Cost
Option 3: Marginal Rate of Transformation
Option 4: None of these
Question : Which of the following cost curve is never 'U' shaped?
Option 1: Marginal cost curve .
Option 2: Average variable cost curve .
Option 3: Average fixed cost curve .
Option 4: Average cost curve
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