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10.The question of "what to produce" in an economy is primarily concerned with:
  • A. Deciding which combination of goods and services should be produced.
  • B. Determining who will receive the goods and services produced.
  • C. Choosing the most efficient method of production available.
  • D. Ensuring that all citizens receive an equal share of output.
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11.The "for whom to produce" problem is fundamentally about:
  • A. Selecting the most efficient technology for manufacturing goods.
  • B. Deciding the distribution of goods and services among members of society.
  • C. Determining which goods and services are most needed by the public.
  • D. Choosing whether the economy should be market-based or command-based
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1.1 The Concept of Utility 1. Utility in economics means
  • A) Usefulness of a commodity in absolute terms
  • B) Satisfaction a consumer derives from consuming a good
  • C) Total money spent by a consumer on a good
  • D) Physical weight or volume of a commodity
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2. Which statement best describes total utility?
  • A) Utility obtained from the last unit consumed
  • B) Sum of utilities from all units of a good consumed
  • C) Utility that remains constant as consumption rises
  • D) Utility that falls when price of the good rises
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3. Marginal utility is defined as
  • A) Change in total utility when one extra unit is consumed
  • B) Total utility divided by number of units consumed
  • C) Utility of the first unit of a commodity
  • D) Average satisfaction from all units consumed
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4. The law of diminishing marginal utility states that
  • A) Total utility falls after a certain level of consumption
  • B) Marginal utility declines as more units are consumed
  • C) Marginal utility rises continuously with consumption
  • D) Total utility becomes zero after the first unit
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1.2 The Cardinal Utility Theory 6. Cardinal utility theory assumes that utility is
  • A) Rankable but not measurable
  • B) Measurable in absolute numbers (utils)
  • C) Independent of income and prices
  • D) Always increasing with quantity
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7. According to the law of equi-marginal utility, a consumer maximises satisfaction when
  • A) MU of every good is equal
  • B) MU of every good divided by its price is equal
  • C) Total utility of every good is equal
  • D) Price of every good is equal
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1.3 The Consumer Maximization Problem 9. A consumer reaches equilibrium when
  • A) Total utility is minimum
  • B) Marginal utility of every good is zero
  • C) Ratio of MU to price is equal for all goods
  • D) Price of every good equals its total utility
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12. MUx = 20, Px = birr 4, MUy = 30, Py = birr 6. Is the consumer in equilibrium?
  • A) Yes, because MUx/Px = MUy/Py
  • B) No, he should buy more of X
  • C) No, he should buy more of Y
  • D) Yes, because MUx = MUy
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15. MUx = 40, Px = birr 8, MUy = 25, Py = birr 5. To maximise utility the consumer should
  • A) Buy more of X and less of Y
  • B) Buy more of Y and less of X
  • C) Buy equal amounts of X and Y
  • D) Stop buying both goods
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