Introduction to Economics 1 Final 2. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 20 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

How do you calculate total revenues?


It is calculated by multiplying the quantity of goods sold by the price of the goods.

Total Revenue: The amount of money a firm receives from the sale of output.

It is calculated by dividing the quantity of goods or services are sold by the number of units or amount sold.

There are different ways of calculating revenue, depending on the accounting method a business employ.

It is the value of the next best alternative or option.


2.Soru

Which of the following is true regarding product of labor?


When total product of labor is at the maximum, average product of labor is at the maximum.

When total product of labor is at the maximum, marginal product of labor is at the minimum.

When total product of labor is at the maximum, marginal product of labor equals to average product of labor.

When total product of labor is at the maximum, marginal product of labor equals to zero.

When total product of labor is at the maximum, average product of labor equals to zero.


3.Soru

Which of the following defines the sum of all the quantities of a product demanded per period by all the buyers in the market?


Individual demand 

Individual supply

Market demand

Market supply

Aggregate supply


4.Soru

What is the relationship between MC and ATC?


As quantity decreases, ATC will also decrease and MC will increase.

As output increases, AFCkeeps decreasing.

AVC continues to fall as long as MC remains below it.

As quantity increases, AVC and AFC  will decrease and MC will increase.

MC curve eventually starts to increase because of diminishing returns and goes through the minimum of the AVC curve pulling it up.


5.Soru

Which of the following is true?


A linear demand curve have a different elasticity along the curve.

A linear demand curve have a constant elasticity along the curve.

A linear demand curve have a different slope along the curve.

A non-linear demand curve have a constant slope along the curve.

For the linear demand curve, price elasticity of demand increases as you move downward along the demand curve.


6.Soru

I. Government regulations
II. Ownership of a key resource
III. Natural monopoly
IV. Competition
Monopoly exists in a market when there are barriers to entry. Which of the ones listed above is among those barriers to entry?


I, III

II, IV

I, II, III

I, III, IV

II, III, IV


7.Soru

Which of the followings refers to the amount of maximum output that a firm can produce for different levels of labor for a given capital amount used?


Marginal returns

Total economic cost

Marginal product of labor

Total product of labor

Marginal cost


8.Soru

I. The demand curve for capital represents the inverse relationship between interest rate and the
quantity demanded.

II.  Increases in the demand for the products that specific capital is used during the good’s production process shift the demand curve to the left.

III. Expected economic growth or improvements in technology, increases demand for capital shifting the demand curve to the right.

Which of the given statements about the capital market can be said to be true?


Only I

Only II

I and II

I and III

II and III


9.Soru

Why does land have a perfectly inelastic supply?


Due to the law of diminishing returns.

Because the aggregate quantity of land is fixed.

Because production cost of land is zero

Because the economy has too much land.

Because the land is a "free gift of nature".


10.Soru

Zeynep has the following utility function for hot dogs: U(H) = 10H - H2. Suppose that Zeynep is allowed to consume as many hot dogs as she likes and that hot dogs cost her nothing. What is the value of H at which she would stop consuming hot dogs?


0.1

0.5

5

10

50


11.Soru

Which one of the followings can be included in the determinants of labour demand?


Opportunities in Other Labor Markets

Changes in Tastes of Workers

Changes in Population

Tax Policies

Number of Firms in the Market:


12.Soru

Which of the followings stands for the division of the total product by the quantity of labor employed?


Increasing marginal returns

Average product of labor

Diminishing marginal returns

Marginal product of labor

Total product of labor


13.Soru

Which of the following can be the correct ‘supply curve’ for the memory sticks sold at a technology store according to ‘the law of supply’?



14.Soru

I. A piece of land is demanded more than agricultural production. 

II.  From society’s perspective, economic rent is a cost.

III.  From a firm’s perspective, economic rent is a surplus payment.

What can be said true about the land market?


Only I

Only II

I and II

I and III

II and III


15.Soru

Imagine that the chocolate market consists of four individuals: individual A, B, C, and D. Each bar of chocolate costs 2 TL. Individual A’s quantity demanded is 1 bar, individual B’s quantity demanded is 2 bars, individual C’s quantity demanded is 3 bars, and individual D’s quantity demand is 1 bar. Which of the following gives the quantity demanded for PT = 2TL?


1

2

5

7

9


16.Soru

What is the concept for describing that “every decision is made by considering incremental changes”?


Incentive

Opportunity cost

Thinking at the margin

Positive-sum game

Externalities


17.Soru

If in a country most of the working age population migrates abroad, and at the same time the market price for good X increases by 150%, what will happen for certain in the labor market equilibrium of the industry producing the good X?


Equilibrium wage will increase.

Equilibrium wage will decrease.

Employment will increase.

Employment will decrease

Employment will increase, wages will decrease.


18.Soru

Let hot dogs and hamburgers be substitute goods, what happens when hot dog prices fall?


Demand curve for hot dogs shifts to the left

Demand curve for hot dog shifts to the right

Demand curve for hamburgers shifts to the left

Demand curve for hamburgers shifts to the right

Quantity demanded of hot dogs does no change


19.Soru

Which of the following does the figure above explain?


Labor supply demand

Labor market equilibrium

Net present value of the product

Demand curve for capital

Marginal revenue product of labor 


20.Soru

Which of the alternatives is not a factor affecting demand for capital?


Changes in population.

Technological changes.

Changes in interest rates.

Tax policies.

Expectations of firms.