Answer these 30 Consumer Choice Theory MCQs and see how sharp is your knowledge of Consumer Choice Theory.
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A. Environmental economics
B. Behavioral economics
C. Health and education economics
D. Business economics
A. Fixed Utility
B. Total Utility
C. Marginal Utility
D. Additional Utility
A. Less
B. More
C. Most
D. Extra
A. Increased
B. Decreased
C. Reduced
D. Extra
A. Marginal Utility
B. Fixed Utility
C. Total Utility
D. Additional Utility
A. Quantity
B. Quality
C. Price
D. Production
A. Quantity
B. Quality
C. Price
D. Production
A. Marginal Utility
B. Fixed Utility
C. Total Utility
D. Utility
A. Utility
B. Util
C. Marginal Utility
D. Fixed Utility
A. One Unit
B. Relative levels
C. Reduced levels
D. Multi Unit
A. Consumer choice theory
B. Endowment effect
C. Law of diminishing marginal utility
D. Bounded rationality
A. One util
B. Total utility
C. Marginal utility
D. Anchor price
A. Total
B. Income-based
C. Intrapersonal
D. Interpersonal
A. Total utility
B. The endowment effect
C. The income effect
D. The substitution effect
A. It holds steady.
B. It decreases.
C. It increases.
D. It briefly decreases before increasing.
A. Total utility
B. Marginal utility
C. One util
D. Utility
A. Negative
B. Positive
C. Zero
D. Undefined
A. More total satisfaction from the first good
B. More total satisfaction from the second good
C. More satisfaction per dollar from the first good
D. More satisfaction per dollar from the second good
A. Are equally satisfying to all consumers
B. Cost the same regardless of how satisfying they are
C. Deliver the same “bang for the buck”
D. Are affordable to consumers with a fixed budget
A. More dance recital tickets
B. More movie tickets
C. Equal amounts of movie and dance recital tickets
D. Fewer tickets overall
A. Equal
B. Zero
C. One
D. Infinite
A. Sociology
B. Psychology
C. Anthropology
D. History
A. Anchoring
B. The endowment effect
C. Framing
D. Rules of thumb
A. Highly limited
B. Somewhat unrealistic
C. Completely self-controlled
D. Occasionally irrational
A. Framing
B. The endowment effect
C. Anchoring
D. The ultimatum game
A. Conditioned stimulus; conditioned response
B. Unconditioned response; conditioned response
C. Conditioned stimulus; unconditioned stimulus
D. Unconditioned stimulus; unconditioned response
A. Social Sec taxes; supply goods and services
B. Capital goods; Social Sec taxes
C. Supply goods and services; purchase goods and services
D. Only firms; Social Sec taxes
A. WDEP theory
B. Choice theory
C. Behavior therapy
D. Cognitive behavioral therapy
A. Absolute advantage
B. Specialization
C. Opportunity cost
D. Comparative advantage
A. Trade surplus larger
B. A trade surplus
C. Trade deficit larger
D. None of these
A. Output
B. Costs
C. Profits
D. None of these
A. Can; excludable
B. Cannot; nonexcludable
C. Cannot; excludable
D. None of these
A. Maximum
B. Minimum
C. Both a & b
D. None of these
A. Search Cost
B. Rationing
C. Supply Shock
D. Black Market
A. Administrative feasibility
B. Efficiency
C. Technical feasibility
D. Security managers