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Economics Mcqs 4423 MCQs [All-Courses]

Economics MCQs cover fundamental concepts of microeconomics and macroeconomics, including demand and supply, inflation, national income, and economic policies.
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In 2000, China and India constituted about _________ of the world’s population?

A 40%

B 10%

C 80%

D 0.10%

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Correct Answer: 40%

Malthus’s theory was that population ?

A increased proportionally to economic growth

B increased geometrically, outstripping food supply which grew arithmetically

C increased stagnantly with food supply and economic development

D increased disproportionately surpassing agricultural production

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Correct Answer: increased geometrically, outstripping food supply which grew arithmetically

About _________ of the World’s population lives in LDCs?

A 80%

B 50%

C 25%

D 35%

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Correct Answer: 80%

Which of the following is not a possible cost of high fertility rates and rapid population growth ?

A increasing returns to natural resources with a direct impact on average food consumption

B increased urbanization and congestion

C a higher labor force growth rate and higher unemployment

D a working population that must support a large number of dependents

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Correct Answer: increasing returns to natural resources with a direct impact on average food consumption

Throughout most of humankind’s existence, population grew at a rate of ________ per year?

A 10%

B 0.002%

C 2%

D 0.5%

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Correct Answer: 0.002%

A period of rapid population growth between a preindustrial stable population characterized by high birth and death rates and a later modern, stable population marked by low fertility and mortality is known as ?

A demographic transition

B population maturity

C demobilizing population

D birth-death transformation

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Correct Answer: demographic transition

Which is the most densely populated province of Pakistan ?

A Baluchistan

B Punjab

C K.P.K

D Sindh

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Correct Answer: Punjab

What was the crude birth rate of 1998 ?

A 30.5 per 1000

B 35.4 per 1000

C 32.5 per 1000

D 31.8 per 1000

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Correct Answer: 30.5 per 1000

The current growth rate of population in Pakistan is ?

A 1.8%

B 2.7%

C 2.6%

D 2.9%

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Correct Answer: 1.8%

What is the share of population over 60 years in the total population of Pakistan ?

A 10%

B 8%

C 9%

D 4%

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Correct Answer: 4%

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In 2000, China and India constituted about _________ of the world’s population?

Malthus’s theory was that population ?

About _________ of the World’s population lives in LDCs?

Which of the following is not a possible cost of high fertility rates and rapid population growth ?

Throughout most of humankind’s existence, population grew at a rate of ________ per year?

A period of rapid population growth between a preindustrial stable population characterized by high birth and death rates and a later modern, stable population marked by low fertility and mortality is known as ?

Which is the most densely populated province of Pakistan ?

What was the crude birth rate of 1998 ?

The current growth rate of population in Pakistan is ?

What is the share of population over 60 years in the total population of Pakistan ?