BPSC Most Important Lecturer Commerce Online Test No. 64

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Test Instructions:-
Test Name	Lecturer Commerce
Subject	Commerce Test 64
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

Lecturer Commerce Online Test No. 64

1 / 25

Economic theory means.

Economic policy

Economic principles

Advises neutrality in economics.

None of the above

2 / 25

Economic problems arise because of:

Greed

Scarcity

Dishonesty

Laziness

3 / 25

Scarcity exists.

In only poor countries

In a country that uses resources inefficiently.

In all countries of the world

When society produces unimportant or silly goods.

4 / 25

Normative economics:

Deals solely with the facts.

Is never studied in colleges.

Involves opinions and interpretations

Is clearly preferable to positive economics.

5 / 25

Which statement relates to macroeconomics.

Oil prices are rising in Pakistan.

Profit rate is high in textile industry.

The firms try to make huge profits.

The government has failed to control inflation.

6 / 25

Three basic economic problems.

What, how and for whom

Why, where, and when

What, which and how much

What, which, why

7 / 25

Adam Smith was a:

Was a saint

A modern economist.

Good sports man

Classical economist

8 / 25

He described economics as a science of material welfare.

Robbins

Marshall

Ricardo

Keynes

9 / 25

Which statements is true? (only one answer is true).

Economics is a physical and normative science.

Economics is a social and natural science.

Economics is physical and positive science.

Economics is a social and normative science.

10 / 25

Economics is a science.

Spiritual

Social

Dismal

Moral

11 / 25

"Wealth of nation":

Is another name for united nations?

Is a book

Indicates total wealth of rich countries.

Contains formulas to earn wealth.

12 / 25

Economic laws are:

Exact

Approximate

Brief

Definite

13 / 25

Economics:

Is more important than mathematics.

Is a social science

Should be made compulsory for every student.

Is difficult to study

14 / 25

Economic laws are:

Scientific

Moral

Natural

Unreal

15 / 25

Microeconomics concentrates.

On inflation

International economic relations.

Individual economic units

Economic development of Pakistan

16 / 25

Macroeconomic deals with.

How to buy groceries

Aggregate economic activity

Establishment of a new firm.

Industrial activity

17 / 25

Basic economic problem is:

Inflation

Unemployment

Poverty

Scarcity

18 / 25

Ceteris paribus means.

Other things equal

All variables are independent.

All relationships are inverse.

That no other assumptions are made.

19 / 25

Father of political economy.

Adam smith

Robbins

Malthus

Marshall

20 / 25

A positive statement.

Concerns what is

Is always accurate.

deals with values and opinions.

Cannot be tested in the real world.

21 / 25

Marshall in his definition of economics.

Uses the concept of material welfare

Dislikes wealth

Accuses Adam Smith

Praises Robbins

22 / 25

Economic laws:

Must be followed

Are heated by people

Have economic behavior of people

Are unscientific.

23 / 25

Robbins in his definition.

Talks of scarcity of resources

Preaches moral values.

Advises neutrality in economics.

None of the above

24 / 25

Marshall wrote the book.

Introduction to economics

Principles of economics

Classical economics

Microeconomics theory

25 / 25

In economics, assumptions:

Make economic theory useless.

Mean other things equal

Enable economists to simplify reality

Used in micro and not in macroeconomics.

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