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Key Facts: CHSE Odisha Business Economics Exam

Group-III Y2

Business Economics is Year-2 elective paired with Salesmanship Year 1

CHSE Odisha Commerce Courses of Studies scheme of studies

100 marks

Year-2 Business Economics theory paper (elective line 200 across two years)

CHSE Odisha Commerce Courses of Studies

Year-2 Council

AHSE paper that counts toward the final pass certificate

CHSE Odisha scheme of studies

~₹600 package

AHSE 2026 form-fill-up fees commonly cited per candidate (all sub-heads)

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In AHSE fee

No separate elective marketplace fee; included in session exam fee

CHSE Odisha AHSE fee structure via colleges

CHSE Odisha Business Economics is the +2 Commerce Group-III Year-2 elective (100 marks; Salesmanship Y1 pair). Council AHSE counts for the pass certificate. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation of demand–cost–market and NI/banking tools—not a pure official-format simulation.

Sample CHSE Odisha Business Economics Practice Questions

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1Business economics is best described as the study of:
A.How firms and managers use scarce resources and market information to make production, pricing, and investment decisions
B.Only double-entry bookkeeping rules with no price analysis
C.Only political campaign strategies
D.Only physical training methods for athletes
Explanation: Business (managerial) economics applies microeconomic tools—scarcity, demand, cost, markets, and macro context—to business decisions on what, how, and for whom to produce and sell.
2Which statement best captures the scope of business economics for a commerce student?
A.It covers demand and cost analysis, production, market structure, and relevant macro factors such as income, money, and banking that affect firms
B.It covers only poetry and literary criticism
C.It covers only laboratory chemistry experiments
D.It covers only pure abstract mathematics with no market application
Explanation: Standard +2 commerce Business Economics and CHSE Economics commerce-relevant units emphasise micro tools (demand, production, cost, markets) plus national income and money/banking for business context.
3Scarcity in economics means:
A.Human wants are unlimited relative to limited means of satisfying them, so choices and opportunity costs arise
B.Every good is free and unlimited for all people forever
C.Prices never change under any condition
D.Firms never face budget limits
Explanation: Scarcity is the fundamental economic problem: limited resources versus unlimited wants force choice among alternatives.
4Opportunity cost of a business decision is:
A.The value of the next-best alternative foregone when resources are used for a chosen option
B.Only the accounting cash paid to suppliers with no other options considered
C.The sum of all past sunk costs that cannot be recovered
D.Always zero because managers can reverse every choice instantly
Explanation: Opportunity cost measures what is sacrificed—the best alternative use of the same resources—when a firm chooses one project, product, or input mix.
5Microeconomics primarily studies:
A.Individual units such as consumers, firms, and specific markets for goods and factors
B.Only the entire world economy with no firm-level analysis
C.Only weather forecasting models
D.Only historical timelines of wars
Explanation: Microeconomics analyses behaviour of individual decision-makers and markets—demand, supply, cost, and market structures—central to business economics.
6Macroeconomics is most relevant to business decisions because it studies:
A.Economy-wide aggregates such as national income, overall price level, money supply, and banking that shape demand and finance conditions
B.Only one firm’s private ledger with no external environment
C.Only product packaging design colours
D.Only the layout of a single shop floor machine
Explanation: Macro variables (GDP, inflation, interest rates, credit conditions) affect sales, costs of finance, and investment—so introductory national income and money/banking appear in +2 economics/BE syllabi.
7A positive economic statement is one that:
A.Describes or predicts facts about economic relationships and can be tested against evidence
B.Only states what ought to be done based purely on personal moral values with no factual claim
C.Is always false by definition
D.Must never use data or observation
Explanation: Positive economics deals with ‘what is’—testable claims (e.g., ‘a price rise reduces quantity demanded, other things equal’). Normative economics deals with ‘what ought to be’.
8‘The government should raise the minimum wage to improve fairness’ is best classified as:
A.A normative statement involving a value judgement about what policy ought to achieve
B.A pure engineering formula with no values
C.A statement only about physical units of length
D.A law of nature that cannot be debated
Explanation: Words like ‘should’ signal normative economics—recommendations based on goals and values, even if positive analysis informs the likely effects.
9For a manager, ‘rational decision-making’ under business economics most nearly means:
A.Comparing expected benefits and opportunity costs and choosing the option that best advances the firm’s objectives given constraints
B.Ignoring all costs and always maximising output regardless of demand
C.Choosing randomly among all possible projects
D.Never using any information about prices or costs
Explanation: Rational choice in BE is goal-directed comparison of alternatives under constraints—often profit, growth, or risk-adjusted return—using demand, cost, and market information.
10Which question is a core ‘problem of choice’ that business economics helps answer?
A.What to produce, how to produce, and for whom to produce, given limited resources
B.How to write a poem in iambic pentameter
C.How to balance a chemical redox equation
D.How to name a constellation in astronomy
Explanation: The classic economic problems of allocation—what, how, and for whom—apply at firm and economy level under scarcity.

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