Question
____________ are not zero at zero level of output.
  1. Fixed costs.
  2. Variable costs.
  3. Marginal costs.
  4. Average variable costs.
Hint: Fixed cost cannot be avoided even if output is zero, e.g. rent of factory, salaries of permanent employees, municipal tax, etc.

Answer

  1. Fixed costs.

Need a full question paper?

Generate a complete, print-ready paper with questions like this in minutes — across 16+ boards, with answer keys.

Start Generating Free

Similar questions

Flow of Goods and Services and factors of production across different sectors in a barter economy is known as:
  1. Circular flow.
  2. Real flow.
  3. Monetary Flow.
  4. Capital Flow.
Net national product at factor cost is _______.
  1. equal to national income.
  2. less than national income.
  3. more than national income.
  4. sometimes less than national income and sometimes more than it.
M1 and M2 measures of money supply issued by RBI are known as:
  1. Total money.
  2. Narrow money.
  3. Broad money.
  4. High powered money.
As a custodian of nation's reserves, RBI keeps:
  1. Reserves of foreign currencies.
  2. Reserves of gold.
  3. Reserves of foreign treasury bills.
  4. All of the above.
Price elasticity of demand on a linear demand curve at the y-axis is equal to:
  1. Zero.
  2. One.
  3. Infinity.
  4. 0 < Ed < 1.
What happens to MU when TU is maximum and constant?
  1. MU becomes zero.
  2. MU becomes negative.
  3. MU declines.
  4. MU remains same.
Contraction of supply curve means:
  1. Upward movement along the supply curve.
  2. Downward movement along the supply curve.
  3. Rightward shift in supply curve.
  4. Leftward shift in supply curve.
Under which of the following forms of market structure a firm has no control over the price of its product?
  1. Monopoly.
  2. Perfect competition.
  3. Oligopoly.
  4. Monopolistic competition.
Which is not a feature of Balance of Payments (BOP) Account?
  1. It includes economic transactions.
  2. It has given period of time.
  3. It records only capital transactions.
  4. Trade between resident of a country and rest of the world.
In 1936, macroeconomics become a separate branch of economics after a book published by:
  1. Adam Smith.
  2. J.B. Say.
  3. John Maynard Keynes.
  4. Alfred Marshall.