The upper limit imposed by the government on the price of a good or service is called _____.
Price ceiling
Price ceiling is correct.
A price ceiling is the maximum price that the government legally allows sellers to charge for a good or service. It is usually fixed below the equilibrium price to keep essentials such as food grains affordable, and it can create excess demand, rationing and black markets.
A price floor is the opposite: a minimum price set above equilibrium, such as the minimum support price. Price elasticity of demand measures how demand responds to price changes, and a price line is not a government price limit.
Which of the following is an example of structural unemployment?
Which of the following statement is correct?
I. Indifference curves are sloping from left to right.
II. Higher indifference curve gives a higher level of utility.
Match List I with List II:
List- I Shape of revenue curve of the firm | List – II Market structure | ||
A. | Kinked revenue-curve | (I) | Monopolistic competition |
B. | Infinitely elastic straight line curve | (II) | Perfect competition |
C. | Relatively less elastic curve | (III) | Oligopoly |
D. | Relatively high elastic curve | (IV) | Monopoly. |
Marginal revenue of a firm is constant throughout under _________.
The cost curve which is a rectangular hyperbola is:
Rare of inflation is equal to:
[A = Price Index]