2019–2020 Vize (Ara Sınav) Çıkmış Soruları

Indifference curves are everywhere dense

Indifference curves can cross each other

Indifference curves are always concave.

Indifference curves are upward sloping

More goods are not preferable to fewer goods

Demand curve is inelastic.

Demand curve is elastic.

Demand curve is vertical.

Demand curve is horizontal.

Demand curve is positively sloped.

Positive infinity

Negative infinity

0

-2

-1

Luxury goods

Complementary goods

Substitute goods

Giffen goods

Normal goods

-0.12

-0.22

-0.32

-0.52

-0.42

I and II

III and IV

II and III

II and IV

I and III

Efficient allocation of resources

Effects of a production or a consumption to bystanders

Ability to produce all the desired goods and services in the market alone

An action or an effort to produce or avoid an outcome

Substantial influence of a single or a few buyer/s or seller/s in a market

involve normative judgements and prescribe about how the world should be

refer to economic efficiency

intend to describe how things are and how things actually work

refer to the substantial influence of a single seller on market price

refer to the ability to produce all the desired goods and services

Only I

I and III

I, II and IV

I, II and III

II and III

Trade is a positive-sum game

Trade is a zero-sum game

Trade is a negative-sum game

As a result of trade the buyers loose and the sellers win

Always create winners and losers

The sum up of all given up opportunities/alternatives to get that item

The least valued alternative

The sum of the costs that is accountable by the accountants

What you give up to get item

An action or an effort to produce or avoid an outcome

The law of increasing cost (opportunity cost) of production.

The law of decreasing cost (opportunity cost) of production.

The law of constant cost of production.

The law of increasing returns to production.

The law of opportunity cost of production.

The same quality for a good or a service is produced and sold

Firms in the market have the ability of price determination

There are high number of potential sellers

There is ready information and also there is free access to information

There are high number of potential buyers

Positive relation between price and quantity of a good

Negatively sloped demand curve

A shift in demand curve due to a change in tastes

Movement along the demand curve due to a change in tastes

Seasonal changes in demand of certain goods

Change in tastes

Change in the price of a complement good

Change in technology

Change in the price of a rival good

Change in price of the good

The equilibrium price and quantity do not change

The equilibrium price decreases, but the quantity increases

The equilibrium price increases but the quantity decreases

The equilibrium price and quantity decrease

The equilibrium price and quantity increase

Increase in consumption of inferior goods

Decrease in total utility

Decrease in consumption of normal goods

Right shift of budget line (constraint)

Movement along demand curve

I and II

I and III

II and III

II and IV

III and IV

Inferior Goods

Giffen Goods

Normal Goods

Perfect Complement Goods

Perfectly Substitute Goods

Straight line

U shaped

L shaped

Convex to the origin

Concave to the origin