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1977中學會考試題預習專欄

明德社主編

忠間部鴻

經濟與公共事務(廿五)

孔繁盛·

Iconomic & Public Affairs 257

·A." Perfect competition

Perfect competition is an economic model of a market possessing the following characteristics:

I

A

Small size, large numbers- Every economic agent in the market to be so small, relative to the market as a whole, that it cannot exert a perceptible in- fluences on price. From the stand-point of buyers, this means that each consumer taken individually must be so unimportant that he can- not obtain special conside- ration from the sellers. From the standpoint of sellers, each producer to be so small that he cannot affect market price by

changes in his output.

Only if all producers act

in the same way at the same

time, changes in quantity.

will definitely affect

market price.

II. Homogeneous product

The product of any one sel-

ler in a perfectly.......

of buyers that the products

of the various sellers are not the same. whether the products are actually

different physically or not.

There are various sources

of differentiation; actual physical difference, location,.

service considera-i tions, reliability, personal attitude, etc. But despite preference, relative prices exert significant influences. on the choice of products, and many buyers will select the sellers who offer the lowest prices. in monopo-. listic competition market, relatively small changes in prices produce relatively large changes in sales. Hence, each seller regards the demand for his product as relatively elastic.. Marketing activities play a major role in monopolistic competition. Differentiation is essentially created by branding and packing, and reputation is largely created by selling activity. Selling activity not only increases the demand for the product of the firm, but

also lessens its elastici ty

by attracting customers more closely to the particular brand..

地理

(廿六)

李婉儀 · 黎仲豪

GEOGRAPHY (26)

Multiple Choice Q. (Cont'd.}

competitive market. must be

identical to the product

32.

of any other seller.

111. Free mobility of resources-

The

striped area shows

A. lumbering

the distribution of.

1. tin mining

C. rubber plantation

D. rice growing

E. shifting agricultur

35, Below are

are methods to raise agricultural productivity.. Which are the most suit- able for the farmers' in Central Thailand?

I. increase fallow.

land

II. wider application

of fertilizers

III. check soil erosion

IV. terracing

A. 1&11

·BI III C. 111 & IV D. I& FI B. II & IV

Do No. 36 - 37 wi th` ref- erence to the diagram below:

BEN

Sowing

Transplanting

& period Growing

Harvesting

Winter crop.

36. Refer to the above diagram, the major crop grow is

A. vegetables

B. Truita

C. rice

D. flowers

R.F.

B. day coups

m.m.

37. The type of crop grown

in winter is moat probably A. rice

B. avesh potatoes.

C. pineapples,

D. wheat

B. Batch crop of vegetables

D.

WOOL

dairy products E. rice

40. INFORMATION OF A FARM

a. size: 2,200 ha. b. Helief: undulating

foothill country

c. Climate: equatorial d. Seila: alluvial

•. Ownership: a large Co. with foreign capital

f. staff: 755, including

5 managerial staff g. Organization; it is

divided into 3 divi- sions with a village in each division, there are also i cli- mic, 1 school, 2 tem- plea, 6 collecting stationa

The information above ahowi

A. wheat growing in

Australia

B. sheep rearing in Aust.

C. dairy cattle raising in

New Zealand

D. rubber plantation in

W. Malaysia

sugar cane plantation in TaiwaLIM

41, Aluminium suelter requirs-

site of

1. proximity to the

orefield

II. abundant power 11. coastal position`

Iv. heavily populated

industrial-meas

A. I & II

B. & HI

C. II & IV

D. II & IV

E. II, III & IV

42

liong Kong.

is

This region

A. Kennedy Town

8. Kutong C. North Point D. Toon Hum *. She tin

Da No. 45 - 46 with refer- ence to the diagram below:

AGE

M

7-19.

29

10

Above is a population o pyramid of a

A. pre-industrial country B. developing country

premature industrial country

fully developed indus- trial country

none of the above

46. The block' shape of the

pyramid representa

I. the common practice of birth control II. low population

density

III. small population

size

IV. low infant mortality

rate.

V. life expectancy

lengthened by improved medical tecnology

A. I, IVAY

D. 1, IIT & V

C. II & III

b. 1 & V

E. 11, III & V

·

ustr

Fach resource required can move in and out of the market very readily in response to pecuniary signals. First, labour must be mobile, not only geo- graphically, but among jobs. Second The requsite labour skills are few, simple, and easily learned. Third, the ingredient inputs are not monopolized by an owner or producer. Finally, new firms or new capital can enter or leave an industry without an extrordinary difficulty. IV. Perfect knowledge- Consumers, producers and resource owners must possess perfect knowledge of the commodity if a market is to be nerfectly competitive. B. Imperfect competition

Any market which cannot have all the four requistic

characteristics of the per- fect competition is said to be an imperfectly competi- tive market. It can be classified into three types monopoly, oligopoly and monopolistic competition, according to its degree of imperfection a. Monopolistic competition

Monopolistic competition has three primary charac- teristics

1. product of the various

sellers are different tiated

2. the number of sellers is

sufficiently great that each acts independently of the other firins 3. entry of new firms is

relatively easy. Unlike perfect competition, individual sellers do have influence over market price. The various firms recognize the existence of competi- tion as a group, which imposes

a ceiling on the price which they can charge and sell a particular level of output.

A requisite characteristic: of monopolistic competition is differentiation of pro- duct. The significant feature of differentiation, is the belief on the part

20.

45.

What crops are suitablə for the climatic condit- ∙ions which shown on the

graph?

I rubber

II. sugar beet

III. sugar cane

IV. rice

V. wheat

A. I&IV

B. 11 & V

C. III & IV

D. I, III & IV

2. III & Y..

33. How may soil erosion be

Prévented?

34.

I. contour Po

11. crop rotation. III. the use of manure

IV. terracing

V. the plantin

•1

trees to break the force of winds

VI. the planting of grusses to hold the soil together VII. compost of fertili-

Zora

A. 111, 1V & V

B. 1, II & VI

C. 1, 111 & V

D. 11, IV, VI & VI E. ALL

38.

THE HWANGHO MULTI PURPOSE SCHEME

39.

The above shaded areas show

A. areas of proposed

irrigation

B. areas of soil and

water conaervation

C. areas of industrial

development.

areas of intensive mineral exploitation areas of intensive terracing

OTHERS CHINA

23.6

30.8

IKRMA!~

THẠCH ANH Đ INDONESIA

1-5

JAPAN 7.5 PAKISTAN

INDIA

211

WORLD PRODUCTION OF COMME DITY Y_

3. HEINAM 7.8% INDIA

77.7m

JAPAN

OTHERS

£1.8

INDONESIA

¡MALAYSIA M.3.3.R.

[MPORTERS OX

OTHERS

267

USA.

143

WAR

7.7

9.7

17.1 THAILAND

BURMA

SCHINA

EAPORTERS OF X

Commodity X is A. wheat

B. tin

43.

Sedimentary

47. NO. OF VEHICLES PASSING

A CERTAIN CHECK

18:30 950 AM

ATHER

PRIVATE 4%%

POINT

Shal

Water bearing layer

-CARS

The above diagram shows

"TAZI

the formation and common mode of origin of

944

LORRIES

35%

A. coal

BUSES

C, bauxite

-18%

PUBLIC LIGHT

BUSES 25

B. iron

D. petroleum

B. tia

Office & store

/Tailings Bump

Linistene Hill

7:30 - 8:20 P.M.

PRIVATE

OTHERS

630

CARS

8

Opencast quarry

TRU

104/*

public

LIGHT AUSES

LORRIES

10

4076

Buses

25

G.P.

W-P.

water pump

ilydraulic line and pumps

For monitors

Gravel pumps' and pipe

railway pips

The above diagram shows A. tin mining near Ipoh B. oil drilling at Taching C. coal mining at Fushun D. iron mixing at Anshas

bauxite mining at feipa

Above are statistical data taken from a check point in Hong Kong. This check point is located at A. Righ class residential

arta

i). Low class residential

area

tuurist centre

D. industrial zone

, commercial zone

8.

44.

Low cost housing & reselle

Residential

Mixed commercial Σ residen.

Commercial

Industrial

(todtwas

Harbour.

ANSAGRS:

32. C

38. B

43. A

33. E

39. E

44. }}

34. C

40. D

45. D

Above is a simplified cross-section showing the landuse of à region in

35. B

41. B

46. A

36. C

J 2.

47.

37. S