FYBCOM - Economics Question Bank

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Economics for Professional Careers - I (Question Bank)

Unit 1
1. What is Business Economics? Explain the scope of Business economics.
2. Elaborate on the problem faced by an economy in detail.
3. Define : Demand, with the help of demand schedule and demand curve.
4. Explain the importance of Business Economics
5. List down the various determinants of demand.
6. Discuss the working of the price mechanism in detail.
7. Using diagrams explain the factors that lead to an increase in demand.
8. Distinguish between (a) Contraction and Expansion of Demand. (b) Increase and
Decrease in Demand.
9. From the Equation : QD = 1000 - 2P, work out the quantity demanded for prices Rs, 5,
10, 20 and 25.
10. What are the functions of the price mechanism?
11. Explain the problems of economic efficiency, full employment. Economic growth and the
environment.

Unit 2
1. Explain the behaviour of Total utility and Marginal utility with schedule and diagram.
2. Discuss about the Indifference curve and its various properties in detail.
3. With the help of a suitable schedule and diagram, explain the law of supply?
4. Explain the law of Equi-marginal utility.
5. Discuss in detail about Consumer’s Equilibrium.
6. What are the different degrees of elasticity of supply?
7. Explain the two versions of the substitution effect.
8. Derive demand curve with the help of utility analysis.
9. Tangency between indifference curve and price line is a necessary condition but not a
sufficient condition for consumer’s equilibrium. Discuss
10. What is supply? What are its determinants?
11. Differentiate between changes along the supply curve and shifts in the supply curve.
Short Notes
1. Relationship between economic concepts and business economics
2. Increase and decrease in demand
3. Indifference Map
4. Determinants of supply
5. Strong and Weak Ordering
6. Expansion and Contraction in demand
7. Working of Price mechanism
8. Market Demand
9. Cardinal and Ordinal Approach
10. Exceptions to the law of supply
11. Giffen’s Paradox
12. Limitations of Indifference curve analysis
13. Demand Function

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