Match the items of the List - I with those of the List - II and indicate the correct code : Code :List - I List - II (a) Positive income elasticity (i) Substitute goods (b) Negative income elasticity (ii) Complementary goods (c) Positive cross elasticity (iii) Inferior goods (d) Negative cross elasticity (iv) Superior goods
(a)-(iv), (b)-(iii), (c)-(i), (d)-(ii)
Option 3 — (a)-(iv), (b)-(iii), (c)-(i), (d)-(ii) is correct.
This item tests the sign conventions of two elasticities of demand: income elasticity (how quantity demanded responds to a change in the consumer's income) and cross elasticity (how the demand for one good responds to a change in the price of another good).
Income elasticity of demand carries the classification of a good by need. When income rises and demand also rises, income elasticity is positive — these are normal or superior goods. When income rises but demand falls, income elasticity is negative — these are inferior goods, whose consumption shrinks as people can afford better substitutes.
Cross elasticity captures the relationship between two goods. A positive cross elasticity means a rise in the price of good Y raises the demand for good X, so the two are substitutes (tea and coffee). A negative cross elasticity means a rise in the price of Y lowers the demand for X, so the two are complements (cars and petrol).
| Item | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Positive income elasticity | Superior / normal goods |
| Negative income elasticity | Inferior goods |
| Positive cross elasticity | Substitute goods |
| Negative cross elasticity | Complementary goods |
Takeaway: the sign of income elasticity separates superior from inferior goods, while the sign of cross elasticity separates substitutes from complements.
The demand function for commodity X, is \( Q_D = 300 - 20P \); where P is the price in rupees per unit and \( Q_D \) is the quantity demanded in units per period. Which of the following is the price level at which total revenue of a firm facing this demand function is maximised?
The conflict process usually has __________.
As per Lewin’s Three - Step Change Model, changing to overcome the pressures of both individual resistance and group conformity is termed as :
Out of the following, identify the four major functions which communication serves within a group or organisation :
(a) Control
(b) Co-ordination
(c) Emotional expression
(d) Information
(e) Motivation
(f) Organisation
Codes :
__________ is a process of system wide change, designed to make an organisation more adaptive.
Match the items of the List - I with those of List - II and suggest the correct code from the following :
| List - I | List - II |
| (a) GDP | (i) National income |
| (b) GDP at factor cost | (ii) NDP plus Net flow of income from abroad |
| (c) NNP at factor cost | (iii) Money value of final goods and services produced |
| (d) NNP | (iv) Total gross value added by all enterprises in the economy |
Code :
Who among the following is known for application of Psychology to industry and management ?
If the demand for using the Noida express way is given by :
Q = 40,000 – 2500P
Where Q is the number of users (vehicles) and P is the amount of toll collected per unit who uses the express way. In light of this information which of the following is true :
For an economy which consist of single automobile maker and that in year 2014, 30,000 vehicles are produced with an average price of ₹ 5 lakh. For this economy what would be the increase in the nominal GDP for 2015 compared with 2014 with the 4% greater automobile production and 8% inflation.
Demand policies targeted to reduce the unemployment become ineffective in presence of the following :
| List-I (Relief Materials) | List-II (Color Code) |
| A. Shelter | I. Yellow |
| B. Clothes | II. Khaki |
| C. Food | III. Red |
| D. Medicine | IV. Brown |
Which of the following is NOT a state function or state variable in a thermodynamic system?