MCQ Chapter 8 Building Blocks in Economics Class 9 Social Science CBSE Board Advertisement Building Blocks in Economics: The Problem of Choice 1. Which of the following is a factor of production?InflationTechnologyTaxationDemandQuestion 1 of 202. Labour-intensive production mainly uses:More machines and fewer workersMore workers and fewer machinesOnly imported technologyOnly natural resourcesQuestion 2 of 203. Capital-intensive production mainly depends on:Manual labour onlyTraditional farming methodsMachines and advanced technologyHousehold workQuestion 3 of 204. The choice between labour-intensive and capital-intensive production depends on:Availability and cost of factors of productionColour of the productPopulation growth onlyPolitical partiesQuestion 4 of 205. Which factor encourages producers to use machines instead of manual labour?Expensive machineryCheap and abundant labourAffordable machinery and advanced technologyLack of electricity onlyQuestion 5 of 206. Customized or designer garments generally require:Only machinesSkilled labourAutomated robots onlyImported materials onlyQuestion 6 of 207. Mass-produced garments are generally better suited for:Manual stitching onlyMachine productionHousehold production onlyTraditional weaving onlyQuestion 7 of 208. Government laws and regulations influence production decisions by:Having no effect on producersAffecting labour laws and incentives for machineryControlling weather conditionsEliminating technologyQuestion 8 of 209. An economic system mainly determines:Weather conditionsProduction, consumption, and distribution of goods and servicesPopulation growthElection schedulesQuestion 9 of 2010. How many major types of economic systems are discussed?TwoThreeFourFiveQuestion 10 of 2011. In a planned economy, major economic decisions are made by:ConsumersPrivate companiesCentral planning authority of the governmentForeign investorsQuestion 11 of 2012. Which of the following sectors is generally owned by the government in a planned economy?Land, factories, banks, and transportRestaurants onlySmall grocery stores onlyPrivate coaching centres onlyQuestion 12 of 2013. Enterprises in a planned economy mainly produce according to:Consumer preferences onlyMarket demand onlyTargets fixed by the central authorityForeign trade requirementsQuestion 13 of 2014. One limitation of a planned economy is:Excessive competition among enterprisesStrong motivation for innovationLimited competition and innovationComplete freedom of productionQuestion 14 of 2015. Which of the following is an example of a planned economy?JapanNorth KoreaSingaporeGermanyQuestion 15 of 2016. In a market economy, production decisions are mainly determined by:Government permitsDemand and supplyMilitary authoritiesReligious institutionsQuestion 16 of 2017. In a market economy, the government's role is compared to:A business ownerA football refereeA factory workerA consumerQuestion 17 of 2018. Ownership of factories, shops, and land in a market economy mainly belongs to:The militaryPrivate individuals and companiesParliamentLocal governments onlyQuestion 18 of 2019. Competition in a market economy generally encourages:Lower quality productsBetter quality, lower prices, and innovationGovernment ownership of all industriesReduced productionQuestion 19 of 2020. Which of the following is mentioned as an example of a market economy?CubaNorth KoreaJapanFormer Soviet UnionQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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