12th HSC Board Economics: Find the odd word: (1 mark each)

12th HSC Board Economics:

Find the odd word


Economics

1.

Choose the Correct Option

Solution

5 Marks

2

Complete the Correction

Solution

5 Marks

3

Give Economic Term

Solution

5 Marks

4

Find the Odd Word

Solution

5 Marks

5

Complete the following Statements

Solution

5 Marks

6

Assertion and Reasoning Questions

Solution

5 Marks

7

Identify and Explain the Concepts

Solution

6 Marks

8

Distinguish Between

Solution

6 Marks

9

Answer in Brief

Solution

12 Marks

10

State with Reasons, Do you Agree/ Disagree

Solution

12 Marks

11

Table, Diagram, Passage Based Questions

Solution

8 Marks

12

Answer in Detail

Solution

16 Marks


Chapter 1: Introduction to Microeconomics and Macroeconomics


(1) Scope of microeconomics: Theory of product pricing. Theory of factor pricing. Theory of Economic growth and development. Theory of Economic welfare. (March '23)

(2) Individual demand. Individual Supply. Individual Income. Price level.

(3) Price level. Employment level. Determination of rent. National income.

(4) Product pricing. Theory of economic growth and development. Factor Pricing. Theory of economic welfare.

(5) Theory of economic growth and development. Theory of income and employment. Macro theory of distribution. Theory of economic welfare.

(6) Profit, Land, Labour. Capital.


Chapter 2: Utility Analysis

(1) Air, Water, Sunlight, Gold.

(2) Notebook. Textbook, Chalk, Alcohol.

(3) Teacher, Singer. Dentist. Chair

(4) Car. Television set, Chapati, Ruler-Scale.

(5) Diamond, Gold, Silver, Water


Chapter 3 (A): Demand Analysis

(1) Notebook, Pen. Fan, Labour

(2) Gold. Diamond, Bungalow. Sugar

(3) Ruler-Scale, Pencil, Wheat. Paper.

(4) Land, Labour, Capital, Clothes.

(5) Medicine. Cold Drinks. Magazine. Perfume.


Chapter 3 (B): Elasticity of Demand

(1) Type of elasticity of demand: Price elasticity. Income elasticity, Less elasticity, Cross elasticity. (July 22)

(2) Sweets, Biscuits, Fruits, Medicines.

(3) Perfume. Vegetable ghee. Clothes, Cold drinks.

(4) Cold drinks, Soap. Salt, Biscuits.

(5) Washing machine, Wooden chair, Cupboard. Milk.

(6) Vegetables, Eggs. Television set, Fruits.


Chapter 4: Supply Analysis

(1) Revenue concepts: Total Revenue, Average Revenue, Total Cost. Marginal Revenue. (March '23)

(2) Clothes, Fans, Two wheelers, Eggs.

(3) Rare photographs. Vegetables. Air conditioners, Historical coins.

(4) Fruits, Fish, Flowers, Notebooks.


Chapter 5: Forms of Market

(1) Selling cost: Free gifts, Advertisement hoardings. Window display. Patents.

(2) Market structure on the basis of competition: Monopoly. Oligopoly. Very Short Period Market, Perfect Competition. (July 23)

(3) Feature of monopoly: Price maker. Entry barriers. Many sellers. Lack of substitutes.

(4) Legal monopoly: Patent. OPEC, Copyright, Trade mark.

(5) Market structure on the basis of place: Local market. Oligopoly, National market, International market.

Ans. (1) Patents (2) Very Short Period Market (3) Many sellers (4) OPEC (5) Oligopoly.


Chapter 6: Index Numbers


1. Types of Simple Index Number: Laaspeyre's index number. Price index number. Quantity index number. Value index number. (March '23)

Ans. Laaspeyre's index number.


Chapter 7: National Income

1. Transfer income: Pension, Unemployment allowance, Wages, Gifts. (July '22)

Ans. Wages.


Chapter 8: Public Finance in India

(1) External debt: Foreign banks, World bank. International monetary fund, Central bank. (July '22)

(2) Non-tax revenue: Fees. Penalty, Wealth tax, Special levy. (March '23)

(3) Fees, Gifts, Grants, Goods and Services Tax.

(4) Expenditure on health facilities. Expenditure on educational facilities, Costs of war, Retirement expenses.

(5) Property tax. Tax on profit, Customs Duty, Income tax

Ans. (1) Central bank (2) Wealth tax (3) Goods and Services Tax  (4) Costs of war (5) Customs duty


Chapter 9 : Money Market and Capital Market in India

(1) Organized sector Money lender, Commercial bank , Co-operative bank, Reserve Bank of India. (July 22)

(2) Quantitative Tools of credit control: Bank rate. Open market operations. Foreign exchange rate, Variable reserve ratios. (March 23)

(3) Types of Bank Accounts: Saving A/c. D-mat A/c. Recurring A/c. Current A/c.

(4) Financial Assets: Bonds, Land, Government securities, Derivatives.

Ans. (1) Money lender (2) Foreign exchange rate (3) D-mat A/c   (4) Land


Chapter 10: Foreign Trade of India

(1) Types of foreign trade: Local trade. Import trade. Export trade. Entrepot trade. (July '22)

(2) A commodity exported by India: Gold, Readymade garments, Tea. Rice.

(3) A commodity imported by India: Petroleum, Jute. Steel, Fertilizer.

(4) Important trading partner of India: USA, Japan, Sri Lanka, Germany.

(5) Financial Assets: Bonds, Land, Government securities, Derivatives.

Ans. (1) Local trade (2) Gold  (3) Jute  (4) Sri Lanka  (5) Land.


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