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SRISHTI’S MODEL COMMON PROFICIENCY TEST AFTERNOON SESSION GENERAL ECONOMICS & QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE


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Question paper reading time: 1:45 PM-2:00 PM
Time for exam 2:00 PM-4:00 PM
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SRISHTI’S MODEL COMMON PROFICIENCY TEST
SECTION C: GENERAL ECONOMICS
Time Allowed – 2 Hours                                                                          Maximum Marks – 100

1.      Who expressed the view that ―Economics is neutral between ends?


(a)    Robbins
(b)    Marshall
(c)    Pigou
(d)    Adam Smith


2.      Question like what should be the level of national income or what should be the wage rate, fall within the scope of 


(a)    Positive Science
(b)    Normative science
(c)    Both (a) and (b)
(d)    None of the above



3.      Suppose your income increases by 25 per cent and your demand for skimmed milk decreases by 15 per cent? We may infer that skimmed milk is considered ____ by you.


(a)    necessity
(b)    luxury
(c)    inferior
(d)    Insufficient data


Use the figure at right to answer questions 104-110
4.      Which of the following represents the concepts of trade-offs?


(a)    A movement from point A to point B
(b)    A movement from point U to point C
(c)    Point W
(d)    Point U        


5.      Which of the following would not move the PPF for this economy closer to point W?
(a)    A shift in preferences towards greater capital formation
(b)    An improvement in the overall level of technology
(c)    A decrease in the amount of unemployed labour resources
(d)    An increase in the population growth rate.
6.      Moving from point A to point D, what happens to the opportunity cost of producing each additional unit of consumer goods?


(a)    It increases
(b)    It decreases
(c)    It remains constant
(d)    It increases up to point B and then falls thereafter.


7.      What is the opportunity cost of moving from point A to point B?


(a)    100 units of capital goods
(b)    8 units of consumer goods
(c)    90 units of capital goods
(d)    10 units of capital goods    


8.      Unemployment or underemployment of one or more resources is illustrated by production at point


(a)    A
(b)    C.
(c)    U
(d)    W


9.      Which of the following is a reason for the curvature or bowed-out shape of the PPF?
(a)    Falling unemployment as we move along the curve
(b)    The economy having to produce less of one good in order to produce more of another good
(c)    Opportunity costs increase as more of a good is produced
(d)    None of the above                                        
10.   Which of the following is a reason for the negative slope of the PPF?
(a)    The inverse relationship between the use of technology and the use of natural resources
(b)    Scarcity, at any point in time we have limited amounts of productive resources
(c)    Resource specialization
(d)    Increasing opportunity costs.                                  
11.   In case of a Giffen good, the demand curve will be;


(a)    Horizontal
(b)    Downward –sloping to the right
(c)    Vertical
(d)    Upward –sloping to the right


12.   When Productivity increases -----------------------------


(a)    Prices rise
(b)    Living standards improve
(c)    There are fewer good jobs
(d)    Living standards deteriorate


13.   Cross elasticity of demand between mobile phone and its charger is:


(a)    infinite 
(b)    low
(c)    positive
(d)    negative


114 With a fall in the price of a commodity:
(a)    Consumer‘s real income increases
(b)    Consumer‘s real income decreases
(c)    There is no change in the real income of the consumer
(d)    None of the above                            
115. The supply of goods refers to:
(a)       Actual production of goods
(b)       Total existing stock of good
(c)       Stock available for sales
(d)       Amount of the good offered for sale at a particular price per unit of time                         
116. Which one of the following could explain a shift to the right of the supply curve for a good?
(a)       The imposition of a tax on the good
(b)       A new supplier entering the market
(c)       A rise in firms‘ wage costs
(d)       A rise in the price of the good
117. A relative price is 
(a)    Price expressed in terms of money
(b)    What you get paid for babysitting your cousin
(c)    The ratio of one money price to another
(d)    Equal to a money price                    
118. The cost of one thing in terms of the alternative given up is known as:


(a)    Production cost
(b)    Physical cost
(c)    Real cost
(d)    Opportunity cost


119. You find that in a market there are 5 producers selling similar products. They advertise vigorously to promote their products. You conclude that the market is:


(a)    Perfectly competitive
(b)    Monopolistically competitive
(c)    Oligopolistically competitive
(d)    Monopolist


Read the following paragraph and answer Questions number 120-125
Radhika quit her job at a private company where she earned Rs. 6,00,000 a year. She withdrew Rs. 10,00,000 in a savings account that earned 10% interest annually to buy a second hand mini bus to commune passenger between Cannaught place and Noida. There are 500 passengers who will pay Rs. 12000 a year each for commuter services; Rs. 4000 from each passenger goes for petrol, maintenance, depreciation etc.
120. What is Radhika‘s total revenue from her commuter service?


(a)    Rs. 60,00,000
(b)    Rs.12,90,000
(c)    Rs. 1,20,000
(d)    Rs. 3,13,0000 


121. Calculate Radhika‘s accounting cost.


(a)    Rs. 12,00,000
(b)    Rs. 36,00,000
(c)    Rs.20,00,000
(d)    Rs. 8,70,000


122. Calculate Radhika‘s Economic cost.


(a)    Rs. 27,00,000
(b)    Rs. 15,00,000
(c)    Rs. 26,00,000
(d) Rs.21,00,000


123. We can say that Radhika:
(a)    Earned economic profits but suffered accounting loss
(b)    Earned economic profits and accounting profits
(c)    Suffered economic loss and accounting loss
(d)    Earned accounting profits but suffered economic loss       
124. Calculate Radhika‘s accounting profit/loss.


(a)    Rs.40, 00,000
(b)    Rs. 12,00,000
(c)    Rs. 8,70,000
(d)    Rs. 2,90,000


125.  Calculate Radhika‘s economic profit/loss.


(a)    Rs. 40,00,000
(b)    Rs. 24,00,000
(c)    Rs. 33,00,000
(d)  Rs. 39,00,000


126.       Pure oligopoly is based on the ___ products.


(a)    differentiated.
(b)    unrelated
(c)    homogeneous
(d)    none of the above


127.  If Gini index of India is 0.33 and China is 0.22. We can say that :
(a)    Inequality of income in India is less than that in China.
(b)    Inequality of income in India is more than that in China 
(c)    India is a richer than China as its Gini index is more than that of China .
(d)    India is a poorer than China as its Gini index is more than that of China.
128.  According to RBI, an enterprise is considered as sick if :
(a)    most of its employees are sick.
(b)    any of the borrowal account of the enterprise remains NPA for three months or more and there is erosion due to accumulated losses to the extent of 50% of its net worth during the previous accounting year.
(c)    productivity is nil or negative. 
(d)    it is unable to make profits more than 10% of its capital employed.
129.  If Bank Rate is to be decreased in India, which of the following banks will do it?


(a)    SBI
(b)    World Bank
(c)    Asian Development Bank
(d)    Reserve Bank of India


130.  An industrial unit can not become sick due to : 


(a)    demand recession
(b)    uneconomic size       
(c)    high productivity of labour and capital.
(d)    financial mismanagement.


131.  GNP at market price minus depreciation is ____.


(a)    GDP at factor cost 
(b)     NNP at factor cost  
(c)    NNP at market price. 
(d)    GNP at factor cost.


132.  Identify which of the following is not factor payment:
(a)    wages paid to laborers. 
(b)    rent paid to the factory owner.
(c)    scholarship given to the poor student. 
(d)    free uniform to the defense personnel.
133.  TCS, Infosys, Reliance in India are examples of . 
(a)    small scale units. 
(b)    private sector units.
(c)    public sector units  
(d)    sick units.
134.  Price discrimination is related to:
(a)    Time
(b)    Size of the purchase
(c)    Income 
(d)    any of the above                   
135.  Abolition of intermediaries and tenancy reforms are both parts of
(a)    Industrial reforms in India
(b)    External sector reforms in India
(c)    Land reforms in India
(d)    Banking reform in India                   
Read the following paragraph and answer Question 136-138
In India, the problem of unemployment has become very serious as around 9 per cent of the labour force is unemployed. Not only there is open unemployment in India, disguised unemployment is also wide spread. The various causes responsible for high incidence of unemployment in India are growing population, inappropriate technology, faulty education system and failure of growth process in generating appropriate and adequate jobs.
136.  In urban areas the unemployment is normally:


(a)    Industrial
(b)    Educational
(c)    Both (a) & (b)
(d)    Seasonal        


137.  Unemployment means


(a)    Unwilling to work
(b)    Not gainfully employed in any productive activity
(c)    Gain fully employed
(d)    None of the above                            


138.  Most of the unemployment in India is


(a)    Voluntary
(b)    Structural
(c)    Frictional
(d)    Technical


139.  If there are 10000 persons in an economy, out of which 6000 are economically active, out of these 6000, only 5400 are in work force. What is the unemployment rate?


(a)    7%
(b)    10%
(c)    63%
(d)  Insufficient data


140.  Who is regulatory authority for telecom in India?


(a)    SEBI
(b)    MTNL
(c)    BSNL 
(d)    TRAI


141.  Which of the following statements is correct?
(a)    India‘s population is the second largest in the world. 
(b)    The per capita income of India is one of the highest in the world.
(c)    There is no sector now in India in which FDI is prohibited. 
(d)    India imposed quantitative restrictions on almost all the trade items as part of the economic reforms.
142. Fiscal Policy means
(a)    Policy relating to money and banking in a country
(b)    Policy relating to public revenue and public expenditure
(c)    Policy relating to non-banking financial institutions
(d)    None of the above                                        
143 -------------- refers to relaxation of previous government restrictions


(a)    Privatization
(b)    Globalisation
(c)    Disinvestment
(d)    Liberalization


144. Which of the following is the watchdog of international trade?


(a)    IMF
(b)    World Bank
(c)    USA
(d)    WTO


145. DFEC stands for
(a)    Direct Foreign Exchange Control
(b)    Direct Finance Exchange Control
(c)    Duty Free Export Credit
(d)    Duty Free Exchange Credit 
146. FDI is allowed in all of the following except:
(a)    Lottery business
(b)    Banking operations  
(c)    Insurance
(d)    Air Transport Services         
147. _____ refers to that portion of total deposits of a commercial bank which it has to keep with RBI in the form of cash:
(a)    Cash Reserve Ratio
(b)    Statutory Liquidity Ratio.
(c)    Repo Rate.
(d)    Bank Rate.
148. As a result of foreign trade reforms:
(a)    The number of import licenses has increased
(b)    Only a few types of goods and services can now be exchanged freely
(c)    EPCG scheme has been abolished
(d)    The average tariff rates have been reduced                       
149. Which of the following is not correct? 
(a)    WTO generally forbids the use of quantitative restrictions. 
(b)    IMF provides finance to correct disequilibrium in balance of payments.
(c)    RBI promotes trade amongst South Asian countries.
(d)    IBRD gives long term loans for development.
150. Narrow money refers to
(a)    M1
(b)    M2
(c)    M3
(d)    M4     







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