南开大学2013春学期《管理经济学(一)》在线作业（Nankai university (2013) management economics (1) online homework）.doc

南开大学2013春学期《管理经济学(一)》在线作业（Nankai university (2013) management economics (1) online homework） 13 spring semester management economics (1) online homework Select multiple choice questions One, single choice (20 test questions, 40 points) Which of the following statements is correct () A. The average profit must drop when the marginal profit decreases B. Profit margins must rise when profit margins fall C. The average profit may go down when the marginal profit decreases D. When marginal profit decreases, the average profit is equal to 0 -- -- -- -- -- choice: C 2. The parallel to the budget line indicates () A. The income has been raised B. The income has decreased The price of goods has increased -- -- -- -- -- -choice: B 3. The basic method of management economics is () A. equilibrium analysis and marginal analysis B. econometrics methods C. Normative economic analysis D. Dynamic analysis -- -- -- -- -- -- choice: A 4. The employment amount of the manufacturer depends on () A. MRP = MFC B. MR = MC C. Salary level D. Demand for labor -- -- -- -- -- -- choice: A 5. In production theory, profit maximization can be expressed as () A. The ratio of the marginal product of two elements is equal to the price of the elements B. total output C. The marginal yield is zero D. The marginal cost is zero -- -- -- -- -- -- choice: A 6. One room can be used for renting, opening and self-living, and its income is 1000,2000,1500, if the house is used for self-living, its opportunity cost is (). 1500 A. 1000 B. 2000 C. 3000 D. -- -- -- -- -- choice: C 7. Consumer behavior theory holds that the price consumers are willing to pay for a certain amount of goods depends on () The supply and demand of the market B. Competition in the market C. The marginal utility of commodities to consumers D. personal desire -- -- -- -- -- choice: C 8. The marginal technical replacement rate of L and K at any point on the yield line depends on their () A. The ratio of marginal utility B. Ratio of consumpt