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Elementary Theory of Demand — Practice Quiz

ICSE · Class 10 · Economics

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What is demand in economics?

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The law of demand states that:

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Milk can be used for making cheese, butter, curd, and tea. This is an example of:

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When price of a commodity falls and quantity demanded increases, it is called:

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Which of the following are examples of joint demand?

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Car and petrol, Printer and ink, Mobile and sim card, Bread and butter

Joint demand occurs when two or more goods are demanded together to satisfy a want. Tea and coffee are substitutes, not complementary goods with joint demand.

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Which factors affect individual demand?

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Price of the commodity, Consumer's income, Tastes and preferences, Price of related goods

Individual demand is affected by price of the commodity, consumer's income, tastes and preferences, and price of related goods. Population size affects market demand, not individual demand.

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Giffen goods are an exception to the law of demand.

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True

Giffen goods are highly inferior goods where demand increases when price increases, violating the normal law of demand. This happens because of strong negative income effect.

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Tea and coffee are examples of:

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Substitute goods

Tea and coffee are substitute goods because one can be used in place of the other. When the price of coffee increases, demand for tea increases as consumers substitute tea for coffee.

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What are the important topics in Elementary Theory of Demand for ICSE Class 10 Economics?
Key topics in Elementary Theory of Demand include Meaning of Demand and Quantity Demanded, Types of Demand, Individual Demand and Market Demand, Demand Curve and Demand Schedule. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the ICSE Class 10 board exam.
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There are 43 questions on Elementary Theory of Demand. Try the 4-question sample quiz on this page first; each answer shows an explanation when you tap it.

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