Quiz on Subjective Value Theory
Multiple Choice
What is Subjective Value Theory? a. A branch of economics that focuses on the subjective nature of value b. A branch of economics that focuses on the objective nature of value c. A branch of economics that focuses on the relationship between production and consumption d. A branch of economics that focuses on the relationship between supply and demand
What is the fundamental assumption of Subjective Value Theory? a. That value is determined by the market b. That value is determined by the producer c. That value is determined by the consumer d. That value is determined by the government
What is the main concept of Subjective Value Theory? a. That value is determined by the market b. That value is determined by the producer c. That value is determined by the consumer d. That value is determined by the government
True/False
Subjective Value Theory is a branch of economics that focuses on the subjective nature of value. True False
Subjective Value Theory is based on the assumption that value is determined by the producer. True False
The main concept of Subjective Value Theory is that value is determined by the consumer. True False
Fill in the Blank
- The __________ of Subjective Value Theory is that value is determined by the consumer.
- The __________ of Subjective Value Theory is that the value of a good or service is determined by the individual's preferences and subjective evaluation.
Short Answer
- What is the difference between objective value and subjective value?
- What are some of the implications of subjective value theory?
Answer Key
Multiple Choice: 1. a 2. c 3. c
True/False: 1. True 2. False 3. True
Fill in the Blank: 1. fundamental assumption 2. main concept
Short Answer: 1. Objective value is determined by the market, while subjective value is determined by the individual's preferences and subjective evaluation. 2. Some of the implications of subjective value theory include the idea that individuals can have different values for the same good or service, that consumers have the power to influence the market, and that prices are determined by the individual's preferences.