CUET UG Economics · Paper 2
20 MCQs · Microeconomics 7, Macroeconomics 8, Indian Economic Development 5
Microeconomics, Macroeconomics and Indian Economic Development, which the 2026 syllabus added.
Section 1 · Microeconomics
- Q1Microeconomics › Demand & ElasticityEasy
The price of a good falls from ₹12 to ₹10 per unit, and the total expenditure on it rises from ₹600 to ₹700. By the total expenditure method, demand for the good is:
- Q2Microeconomics › Perfect CompetitionEasy
Assertion: A firm under perfect competition is a price taker.
Reason: Under perfect competition, a very large number of firms sell a homogeneous product, so the output of a single firm is a tiny part of the market supply.
- Q3Microeconomics › Consumer EquilibriumEasy
A consumer has an income of ₹120. The price of good X is ₹4 and the price of good Y is ₹6. With X on the horizontal axis, her budget line and its slope are:
- Q4Microeconomics › Central Problems & PPCEasy
An economy's production possibilities are given below.
Good X (units) Good Y (units) 0 20 1 18 2 14 3 8 4 0 What is the marginal rate of transformation (MRT) when the economy moves from 2 to 3 units of X, and what is the shape of its PPC?
- Q5Microeconomics › Supply & Producer's EquilibriumEasy
When the price of a good rises from ₹20 to ₹25 per unit, the quantity supplied rises from 400 units to 600 units. The price elasticity of supply is:
- Q6Microeconomics › Production & CostsMedium
The total product (TP) schedule of a variable factor, labour, is given below.
Units of labour TP (units) 1 10 2 24 3 36 4 44 5 48 6 46 The marginal product of labour starts diminishing with the ______ unit of labour and becomes negative with the ______ unit.
- Q7Microeconomics › Market Equilibrium & Price ControlsHard
At every price, the quantity demanded of a good rises by 20 units, and at the same time the quantity supplied at every price also rises by 20 units. Compared with the old equilibrium, the new equilibrium has:
Section 2 · Macroeconomics
- Q8Macroeconomics › Government BudgetEasy
As per the data presented in the Union Budget 2023-24, the total receipts of the government other than borrowings and the total expenditure are estimated at ₹27.2 lakh crore and ₹45 lakh crore respectively.
The value of the ______ deficit would be ₹17.8 lakh crore.
- Q9Macroeconomics › National IncomeEasy
Which of the following is an intermediate good?
- Q10Macroeconomics › National IncomeEasy
“Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is estimated to attain a level of ₹173.82 lakh crore in the year 2023-24. The corresponding Nominal GDP is estimated to stand at ₹295.36 lakh crore in the same year.”
On the basis of the given data, the value of GDP deflator would be ______.
- Q11Macroeconomics › Money & BankingMedium
Find the missing figures and choose the correct alternative:
Round Deposits Loans (80%) Reserve Ratio (20%) I 1,000 800 200 II 800 (i) 160 ... ... ... ... Total (ii) (iii) (iv) - Q12Macroeconomics › Income Determination & MultiplierMedium
Asked in CBSE Class 12 board 2024
Assertion: The maximum value of Marginal Propensity to Save (MPS) can be unity.
Reason: At the break-even level of income, savings are zero.
- Q13Macroeconomics › Balance of Payments & Exchange RateMedium
Under a flexible exchange rate system, the exchange rate changes from ₹80 = 1 US dollar to ₹84 = 1 US dollar. Which of the following is correct?
- Q14Macroeconomics › Government BudgetMedium
Which of the following are capital receipts of the government?
I. Borrowings from the public
II. Interest received on loans given to state governments
III. Proceeds from disinvestment
IV. Recovery of loans given to state governments
- Q15Macroeconomics › Income Determination & MultiplierMedium
In an economy, the consumption function is and investment is ₹150 crore (all figures in ₹ crore). If investment rises by ₹50 crore, what are the new equilibrium income and the rise in consumption?
Section 3 · Indian Economic Development
- Q16Indian Economic Development › Environment & Sustainable DevelopmentEasy
The ability of the environment to absorb degradation is called its:
- Q17Indian Economic Development › Rural DevelopmentEasy
Asked in CBSE Class 12 board 2024
Identify which of the following alternatives indicate the incorrect components combination of Agriculture Marketing System:
- Q18Indian Economic Development › Indian Economy 1950-1990Medium
Under the Industrial Policy Resolution of 1956, industries were classified into three categories. Which of the following statements about this classification is correct?
- Q19Indian Economic Development › India and Its NeighboursEasy
Asked in CBSE Class 12 board 2026
Arrange the following events in China's economic development history in correct chronological sequence and select the correct option:
I. Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
II. Great Leap Forward
III. Introduction of Economic Reforms
IV. Launch of the First Five Year Plan
- Q20Indian Economic Development › Human Capital FormationMedium
Assertion: The Education Commission (1964-66) had recommended that 4% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) be spent on education.
Reason: The Union and State Governments have been stepping up expenditures in the education sector over the years to fulfil the objective of attaining cent per cent literacy.