NCERT_CLASS_12_ECONOMICS_MICROECONOMICS

NCERT stands for National Council of Educational Research and Training. The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), http://ncert.nic.in/, is an autonomous institution that works for the advancement of school education under the auspices of the Indian government. The curriculum and textbooks established by NCERT are followed by CBSE board and several state boards schools such as UP Board, MP Board, Gujarat Board, Bihar, Uttarakhand, and many other state boards schools.

1. Take the following sentence into consideration.

  1. Utility is subjective, and the same commodity might provide varying
    levels of utility to different people.
  2. Total Utility is proportional to the amount of the commodity consumed.
  3. A commodity's utility is its ability to meet a need.

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2. consider the following statement .

  1. Statement : (A) The change in total utility is
    known as marginal utility (MU).
  2. Reason : (R)  Utility is a subjective concept.
    The same product can provide various levels of utility to different people.

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3. Take a look at the following statement.

  1. When total utility continues at its maximum point, marginal
    utility becomes zero.
  2. A demand curve is a graphical representation of the relationship
    between a good's or service's pricing and the amount demanded over time.

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4. Consider the following statement on the Law of Demand.

  1. According to the law of demand, the greater the price of a commodity,
    the fewer people will demand it if all other conditions remain constant.
  2. Due to the law of diminishing marginal utility, the demand curve is
    always downward sloping.
  3. The Law of Demand states that there is a positive link between the
    price of a commodity and the amount demanded.

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5. Take a look at the following statement.

  1. An indifference curve connects all points representing bundles
    that the consumer considers indifferent.
  2. An indifference curve depicts a combination of two items that
    provide the same level of satisfaction and usefulness to the consumer, resulting in indifference.

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6. Think about the following statement:

  1. As a consumer's income rises, demand for ordinary things decreases.
  2. As a consumer's income decreases, demand for lesser goods decreases.

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7. Take a look at the following statement on substitute goods.

  1. Substitute commodities are things that can be utilised for the same purpose
    by consumers, for example, coffee and tea.
  2. in Substitutes goods, as the price of coffee rises, so does the demand for
    tea, and vice versa.

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8. Take a look at the following statement about complementary goods.

  1. A complimentary good is one whose appeal grows when its counterpart grows in favour.
  2. Complementary commodities are those that are eaten in conjunction with one another.
  3. Tea and sugar are two examples. The demand for tea is likely to fall if the price of sugar falls.

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9. Consider the following statement in terms of a proper description of a consumer's budget.

 
 
 
 

10. match the following

 

Type 1 Type II 
A.      Inferior good 1. A good for which demand declines as the consumer's income increases.
B.      Complementary goods 2. Consumables that are consumed at the same time
C.      Normal good 3. A good for which demand rises as the consumer's income rises.
D.      Budget line 4. It is the curve that connects all points representing bundles that the buyer considers indifferent.
5. All bundles that cost exactly the same as the consumer's income.

 

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