Consumer Equilibrium Using Indifference Curve And Marginal Analyses Jamb Economics Past Questions

Question 6

In the diagram above, the consumer attains equilibrium at point

jamb 1999

  • A. G
  • B. H
  • C. J
  • D. K
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Question 7

In the diagram L1L1 and L2L2 are budget lines. 1112 and 1 3 are indifference curves. which points are optimal?

jamb 2000

  • A. U and W
  • B. V and W
  • C. U and Z
  • D. Y and Z
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Question 8

In the diagram above, the marginal rate of substitution of X for Y, for a movement from S to T is

jamb 2002

  • A. 13:3
  • B. 1:5
  • C. 18:4
  • D. 5:1
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Question 9

The diagram shows the total utility curve. At the point M, marginal utility

jamb 2001

  • A. increases
  • B. is unity
  • C. diminishes
  • D. is zero
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Question 10

The diagram above represents the short-run position of a monopolist. The profit-maximizing output is

jamb 2004

  • A. Q3
  • B. Q4
  • C. Q1
  • D. Q2
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