General Knowledge : Economics QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS :: part5 : 61 to 65
Following General Knowledge Multiple choice objective type questions and answers will help you in TRB, SSC and UPSC 2024 examinations :
61.Which of the following is not a characteristic of monopolistic competition ? |
| Relatively large number of firms |
| Differentiated product |
| Non - existent industry supply curve |
| Substantial economics of sale |
62.Efficiency in production over a period of years increases |
| Fixed capital |
| Real capital |
| Circulating capital |
| Portfolio capital |
63.To which of the following countries did Karl Marx belong ? |
| Russia |
| Italy |
| Germany |
| France |
64.The growth rate of which of the following sectors has very low employment elasticity ? |
| Mixed farming |
| Manufacturing |
| Construction |
| Financial Services |
65.""Das Kapital"" was written by |
| Tolstoy during his exile in Siberia |
| Karl Marx during his exile in England |
| Karl Marx while he was holidaying in France |
| George Washingtom during the American War of Independence |
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