Mathematical Economics And Econometrics Set 2

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This set of Mathematical Economics and Econometrics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Mathematical Economics And Econometrics Set 2

Q1 | if all factors of production are increased in a given proportion, outputalso increased in a same proportion:
  • second degree
  • first degree
  • third degree
  • none
Q2 | The amount of a productive factor that is essential to produce a unit ofproduct is called:
  • technical coefficient
  • fixed proportion
  • variable proportion
  • none
Q3 | The ratio of the factors (K/L):
  • apk
  • apl
  • mpl
  • mpk
Q4 | Marginal rate of substitution between factors is equal to the ratio of :
  • mpx/mpy
  • mpl/mpk
  • mrsxy/mrs
  • none
Q5 | The elasticity of substitution under cob- Douglas function:
  • 2
  • 1
  • 3
Q6 | If ∝ + = 1 is related to:
  • constant
  • increase
  • decrease
  • none
Q7 | The percentage change in output caused by a given percentage changein a variable factor is:
  • output elasticity
  • income elasticity
  • price elasticity
  • none
Q8 | If output is exhausted by the distributive shares of all factors:
  • euler theorem
  • output elasticity
  • labour share
  • none
Q9 | Who is invented the linear programming technique:
  • h. thail
  • george b danzig
  • galton
  • karl pearson
Q10 | Those which meet or satisfy the constraints of the problem:
  • technical
  • objective
  • feasible
  • optimum
Q11 | one of the assumptions of LPP:
  • linearity
  • elasticity
  • equilibrium
  • none
Q12 | One of the applications of LPP:
  • objectivity
  • diet problem
  • constraint
  • none
Q13 | The term ‘econometrics’ was coined by:
  • marsahll
  • pawel
  • ragner frisch
  • clompa
Q14 | Error term serves the purpose of…………………….. assumption ineconomics:
  • dynamic
  • static
  • comparative
  • none of the above
Q15 | Econometrics model is ………….model.
  • exogenous
  • endogenous
  • identified
  • either exogenous or endogenous
Q16 | The starting point of econometric analysis is:
  • model specification
  • formulation of alternative hypothesis
  • formulation of null hypothesis
  • collection of data
Q17 | Regressor refers to:
  • independent variable
  • dependent variable
  • error term
  • dummy variable
Q18 | In perfect linear model, we assume that regression coefficientremains………..
  • variable until some point
  • variable through out
  • constant to some point
  • constant through out
Q19 | In econometric models, t+1 indicates:
  • net addition
  • current value with some fluctuations
  • expected value
  • none of these
Q20 | Quota sample is………………….sample.
  • probability sample
  • non probability sample
  • convenient sample
  • judgment sample
Q21 | When a north Indian town data and south Indian data are totaled, itleads to the problem of -------------aggregation.
  • national
  • regional
  • spatial
  • heterogeneous
Q22 | In an econometric model, Y = ∞ + βX, ∞ shows,
  • intercept of the equation
  • slope of the equation
  • average value of y for average value of x
  • rate of change
Q23 | Error term indicates
  • fluctuations in the given data
  • variations
  • random variations
  • explained variation
Q24 | Among the following, which is an assumption of OLS
  • the explanatory variables are measurable
  • the relationship being estimated is identified
  • error term and independent variables are related
  • error term and independent variables are linearly related
Q25 | Linearity means
  • the ols estimates are linear function of random variable
  • the ols estimates are function of variable
  • the ols estimates are function of random variable
  • the ols estimates has minimum variance