CA Foundation Business Economics PYQ September 2024: Question Paper and Solutions
CA Foundation
Business Economics
PYQS Series
September 2024
100 Questions Indexed
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- Real money refers to :
- As of 1 st February 2021, how many Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs) were in force worldwide?
- Which of the following is the correct formula to calculate Excess Reserves?
- What does RBI publish every six months, providing explanations of the sources of inflation and forecasts for the upcoming period of six to eighteen…
- Reverse Repo rate is linked to repo rate in the following way :
- What does TRIPS stand for?
- Suppose the exchange rate between INR and EUR changes from 1 EUR = 80 INR to 1 EUR = 85 INR. What can be said about the change in the value of the…
- What does the principle of Absolute Advantage refer to ?
- The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), is a trade agreement signed between :
- A tariff which a WTO member binds itself with a legal commitment not to raise tariff rate above a certain level is known as:
- Which of the following is covered under Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT)?
- What term is used for the rate between currencies Y and Z, which is derived from the given rates of another set of two pairs of currency (say, X and…
- What is the main difference between Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) ?
- Foreign corporations invest in India to benefit from the country's particular investment privileges such as tax breaks and comparatively lower…
- On which date was the apex policy-making body, the Planning Commission, replaced by the National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog ?
- Which government scheme supports and promotes organic farming, as well as the improvement of soil health?
- Which initiative aims at the empowerment of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs)?
- Transportation and storage, real estate service, public administration and education are the activities in India which are covered by :
- Which of the following is a feature of green revolution ?
- On which date was the 'New Industrial Policy' announced by Government of India?
- Which of the following statement is true in relation to the object of The National Data and Analytics Platform (NDAP)?
- The India Development Update (IDU) report published in November 2022 is published by:
- What is the full form of DPIIT?
- Which of the following is not the aim of 'Methanol Economy' programme?
- Which of the following is related with the total arrangements for the production and distribution of goods and services in a society ?
- Business Economics is basically concerned with
- Suppose the price elasticity of demand of a firm for its product is -1.2. If the price of the product is increased by 5%, then it is most probable…
- Price in capitalist economy is determined by:
- Sarah, runs a lemonade stall, her decision-making process involves assessing the demand for her lemonade, pricing strategies, and maximizing her…
- In which economy, the material means of production i.e. factories, capital, mines, etc. are owned by the whole community represented by the State ?
- Mr. X and Mr. Y are rich rivals and, in a party, Mr. X wears an expensive dress and on seeing it Mr. Y who also has the same dress decided to reject…
- If the income elasticity of a specific types of goods is greater than one, what does it suggest about the goods ?
- The demand function of a product X (in kg.) is expressed as Q = 1000 – 50P, where Q is the quantity demanded and P is the price of the product. When…
- With respect to the properties of indifference curve which of the following statement is false ?
- The price of a commodity is ₹ 10 per unit. At this price quantity supplied is 500 units. Price elasticity of supply of the commodity is 1.25. At…
- If change in quantity demanded is 60% and change in advertisement expenditure is 20% then what will be the advertisement elasticity?
- At higher levels of output average total cost curve and average variable cost curve come closer because :
- An increase in consumer surplus is likely to occur when :
- Which tool does the ordinal utility approach uses to analyse consumer behaviour and is based on consumer preferences?
- The price of 1 kg. of tea is ₹ 50. At this price, 10 kg. of tea is demanded. If the price of coffee rises from ₹ 30 to ₹ 40 per kg., the quantity…
- How is production in the economic sense distinguished from non-market activities performed within a household ?
- A firm produces 5 units of output at average fixed cost of ₹ 4 per unit. For production of 10 units of output average cost is ₹ 7 per unit. Average…
- What is the average product for the third hour of labour?
- What is the marginal product of the second hour of labour ?
- Which of the following expenses is included in cost of production and termed as accounting cost?
- What will be the total amount of sunk cost on the basis of following information? Particulars Amount (₹) crores Fuel and power 1000 Research and…
- When does the Law of Variable Proportions, or the Law of Diminishing Returns, become relevant ?
- What is the primary characteristic of Decreasing Returns to Scale ?
- What term is used to describe costs that remain fixed over a certain range of output but suddenly jump to a new higher level when output goes beyond…
- Which market covers a wider area such as a few adjacent cities, parts of states, or a cluster of states ?
- When should a competitive firm consider shutting down its operations?
- The supply curve of a perfectly competitive firm in the short run is
- Three major smartphone manufacturers, Alpha Tech, Beta Mobile, and Gamma Gadgets, dominate the smartphone market. These companies are in constant…
- If Marginal Revenue (MR) for Unit 1 is ₹10, for Unit 2 is ₹5, and for Unit 3 is ₹3 then what will be the amount of Total Revenue (TR)?
- Talcum powder market is an example of which of the following market?
- A software company engages in price discrimination for its product. The company identifies different market segments and charges different prices…
- What happens to the equilibrium price when there is a decrease in supply with no change in demand?
- In the case of demand decreasing and supply increasing, what is the expected impact on equilibrium price?
- In Ricardo's view, what does “Exchange Value" represent?
- Condition for equilibrium of firm under perfect competition:
- A market structure in which all firms individually are price takers is known as:
- According to the Kinked demand curve hypothesis, why does the demand curve facing an oligopolist have a 'Kink' at the prevailing price level ?
- A market structure in which there is only a single buyer and a single seller is known as:
- Monopolistic Competition is characterized by
- Suppose the consumption of an economy is given by C = 30 + 0.5Y and investment I = 12 + 0.15Y. What will be the equilibrium level of National Income?
- Which of the following refers to the mixed income of the self-employed?
- What does Disposable Personal Income (DPI) represent?
- The ratio between nominal GDP and real GDP is known as :
- If the GDP Deflator of a country in the year 2020 is 140.75 and in the year 2021 is 157.33, then what is the inflation rate in the year 2021?
- If GDP at market price is ₹ 6,700 crore and depreciation is ₹ 530 crore, then what will be the NDP at market price?
- In the three-sector model of a closed economy (neglecting foreign trade), what are the three components of aggregate demand?
- According to the Keynesian theory of income and employment, national income depends upon :
- What are the phases included in the circular flow of income ?
- Which of the following is not the limitation in the computation of the national income?
- Which method measures the contribution of each producing enterprise in the domestic territory of a country over an accounting year by consolidating…
- What will be the GDP at market price (GDP MP ) on the basis of following information? Particulars Amount (₹) crores GNP MP 1100 Net Factor Income…
- Which of the following is not a correct formula to calculate NNP MP ?
- The state-level estimates are typically prepared by the State Income Units of the respective states. Which organization is primarily responsible for…
- What will be the Total Income if the value of Average Propensity to Consume (APC) is 0.45 and Total Consumption = ₹900 crores ?
- During what time, the production of weapons and arms, etc. increase and most of the resources of the country are diverted for their production?
- In Recovery phase of business cycle, the process of reversal is initially felt in the:
- Sarah is considering purchasing a used car from a private seller named John. John claims that the car is in excellent condition and has never been…
- When there is fall in the levels of investment and employment, producers do not instantaneously recognise the pulse of the economy. What is…
- What is the term for the lowest point of economic activity in a business cycle, where unemployment is high, and production is at its lowest ?
- Business whose fortune is closely linked to the rate of economic growth is referred to as :
- Under which Supreme Court verdict do the Union and State Legislatures have "equal, simultaneous and unique powers" to make laws on Goods and…
- Under institutional responsibility for public debt management, external debt is the responsibility of :
- If the primary deficit is ₹20,500 crores and the net interest liabilities of a country are ₹3,500 crores then what will be the fiscal deficit?
- Which Articles of the Indian Constitution contain specific provisions regarding the distribution of finances among states ?
- Richard Musgrave introduced a three-branch taxonomy describing the role of government in a market economy. What are these branches ?
- All revenues received, loans raised and all moneys received by the government in repayment of loans are credited to the :
- What actions can be taken during Inflation?
- Which of the following are considered tools of fiscal policy ?
- The following figures relate to country A for a particular financial year : Particulars Amount (₹) in crores Revenue deficit 10,000 Fiscal deficit…
- Which of the following is NOT a function of money?
- The concept of "aversion of risk" is propounded by :
- What type of currency is issued by the central bank?
- In an economy, the money supply (M) is ₹500 crores, the velocity of money (V) is 5 and the total number of transactions (T) is 10,000. Calculate the…
- If the monetary base in an economy is ₹ 250 crores through an open market operation by the central bank, and the money supply is ₹ 1,000 crores,…
- If the reserve ratio (R) is 0.10 and there is an increase in the reserves by ₹ 1,000, what will be the change in the money supply?