History Of Economics Thought Set 2
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This set of History of Economics Thought Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on History Of Economics Thought Set 2
Q1 | Marginalism and the idea that pricing reflects marginal utility and demand was amovement away from:
- the quantity theory of money.
- thelabor theory of value.
- mercantilism.
- marx’s business cycle theory.
Q2 | Explicit treatments of marginal analysis were least central to the writings of:
- william stanley jevons.
- léon walras.
- john stuart. mill.
- carl menger.
Q3 | The economist who spent twenty years cautiously trying out his ideas on his studentsbefore finally presenting them to the world near the close of the 19th century was: ]
- william stanley jevons.
- henry george.
- léon walras.
- alfred marshall
Q4 | Alfred Marshall formalized and then popularized the analytical technique known as:
- general equilibrium analysis
- felicific calculus.
- partial equilibrium analysis.
- differential equations.
Q5 | Vilfredo Pareto’s very deductive mathematical models and proofs made the market seemquite mechanistic, an approach most notably rejected by his slightly older contemporary:
- karl marx.
- léon walras.
- alfred marshall.
- william stanley jevons.
Q6 | The economic theorist who most vociferously opposed using “all else assumed constant”[ceteris paribus] assumptions when building theory was:
- karl marx.
- alfred marshall.
- thomas robert malthus .
- léon walras.
Q7 | The Lausanne School is to Léon Walras as the Austrian School is to:
- vilfredo pareto.
- carl menger.
- enrico barone.
- david hume.
Q8 | The idea that governmental redistributions of income or wealth will ultimately have noeffect on how disparate income and wealth are distributed is sometimes called:
- say’s law of markets.
- the law of comparative advantage.
- keynes’ law.
- pareto’s law.
Q9 | Which of the following is not among Rostow's stages of growth
- the traditional society
- the age of low mass consumption
- the take-off
- the drive to maturity
Q10 | Neoclassical economics views
- natural resources as the primary factor determining economic success
- nature as a source of raw materials and a sink for wastes
- a steady-state as the ultimate economic goal
- the relationship between supply and demand as having minor importance
Q11 | Which of the following is the nucleus of the Keynesian theory of employment?
- . the theory of consumption function
- .the principle of effective demand
- . marginal efficiency of capital
- none of these
Q12 | The study of the effect of consumption on investment is called
- . accelerator
- . multiplier
- .leverage effect
- none of these
Q13 | Who among the following was the leader of Monetarism
- .keynes
- . milton friedman
- . a.w.philip
- mankiv
Q14 | The multiplier is the reciprocal of
- .marginal propensity to save
- . marginal propensity to consume
- . both mpc and mps
- none of the above
Q15 | The mew classical economics is based on
- . market clearing
- . non-market clearing
- . both a and b
- none of these
Q16 | The welfare of all means:
- . swaraj
- . sarvodaya
- . brahmacharya
- swadeshi
Q17 | 10. The desire of people to keep money with them is called by Keynes as:
- .investment
- .saving
- . liquidity preference
- consumption
Q18 | According to Keynes marginal efficiency of capital has a tendency to :
- . increase
- . decrease
- . remains constant
- none of these
Q19 | The change in income as a result of change in is investment called by Keynes as:
- .multiplier
- . accelerator
- . marginal efficiency of capital
- none of these
Q20 | Marginal efficiency of capital is :
- .the expected rate of profit from new investment
- . the expected rate of profit from past investment
- . the expected rate of profit from saving
- none of these.
Q21 | Keynes theory of employment relates to:
- .the long run
- . short run
- . very long period
- none of these
Q22 | The two important determinants of investment according to Keynes are:
- .interest rate and marginal efficiency of capital
- . saving and interest rate
- . interest rate and consumption
- none of these
Q23 | According to Keynes consumption is a function of :
- .income
- . saving
- . employment
- none of these
Q24 | The author of the “End of Laissez faire” was.
- . keynes
- .friedman
- . laffer
- j.b.say
Q25 | The author of ‘Arthashastra’ is
- kautilya
- bana bhatta
- thiruvalluvar
- kabir das