Chapter 1 · Class 12 · CBSE · Commerce Economics
Macroeconomics: Introduction
25 practice questions · 5 marks weightage
Topics in this chapter
- Macroeconomics Scope and Methods
- Macroeconomic Aggregates and Variables
- National Income Accounting
- Circular Flow and Interdependence
- Aggregate Demand and Equilibrium
- Macroeconomic Objectives and Policies
Cheat sheet
Cheat SheetPractice questions
- Question 1Q-B257BASee the answer and solution
Which of the following is a macroeconomic question?
- A.How does a consumer decide how much of a good to buy?
- B.What determines the price of one firm's product?
- C.Why is the overall unemployment rate rising in an economy?
- D.How does a firm choose the least-cost combination of inputs?
- Question 2Q-38D712See the answer and solution
Which statement best explains the scope of macroeconomics?
- A.It studies only the behaviour of individual consumers.
- B.It studies the behaviour and performance of the economy as a whole.
- C.It studies only the accounting records of business firms.
- D.It studies only the exchange of goods in foreign markets.
- Question 3Q-D713E1See the answer and solution
A government studies the causes of inflation, unemployment and fluctuations in national income together. Which feature of macroeconomic analysis is reflected in this approach?
- A.It examines isolated decisions of individual economic units.
- B.It focuses on relationships among major economy-wide aggregates.
- C.It assumes that individual markets have no connection with one another.
- D.It considers only the distribution of income among consumers.
- Question 4Q-C48458See the answer and solution
Distinguish between microeconomics and macroeconomics, giving one example of each.
- Question 5Q-6C4407See the answer and solution
In macroeconomics, national income is classified as which type of economic variable?
- A.A stock variable measured at a particular point of time
- B.A flow variable measured over a period of time
- C.A variable that cannot be measured
- D.A purely individual-level variable
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