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Q2: According to the Indifference Curve analysis, a consumer is in equilibrium at a point where:
(a) Marginal Utility is maximum.
(b) Marginal Rate of Substitution is minimum.
(c) Budget line intersects the Indifference Curve.
(d) Total utility is maximum.
Q3: In the context of consumer behavior, what is the main objective of budget line analysis?
(a) To maximize consumer surplus.
(b) To minimize total expenditure.
(c) To achieve consumer equilibrium.
(d) To determine the consumer's income.
Q4: Which of the following is an example of a normal good?
(a) Luxury cars
(b) Inferior goods
(c) Generic medicines
(d) Second-hand clothing
Q5: When does consumer surplus occur?
(a) When the consumer buys a product at the maximum price.
(b) When the consumer pays less than the maximum price they are willing to pay.
(c) When the consumer buys a product at the minimum price.
(d) When the consumer pays more than the maximum price they are willing to pay.
Q2: Elastic demand means consumers are less responsive to price changes.
Q3: Consumer equilibrium is achieved when the consumer spends all of their income.
Q4 Inferior goods have a positive income elasticity of demand.
Q5 Perfect competition is an example of a market structure where firms have monopoly power.
Q2: Explain the Law of Demand.
Q3: What is an Indifference Curve?
Q4: Differentiate between Normal Goods and Inferior Goods.
Q5: Define Consumer Surplus.
Q2: Discuss the factors that can shift the demand curve.
Q3: Describe the concept of Elasticity of Demand.
Q4: Discuss the concept of Income Elasticity of Demand.
Q5: Explain the concept of Price Elasticity of Supply.
Q2: Explain the concept of Consumer Surplus and its significance.
Q3: Discuss the factors that can influence consumer preferences.
Q4: Explain the concept of Price Elasticity of Demand and its practical implications for businesses.
Q5: Discuss the role of advertising in influencing consumer choices and market demand.
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