Grade 11 · Economics

CBSE 2026-27 · Commerce · researched 2026-10-08

Original revision introduction and starter practice. Full learning texts are available through the publisher links below. This guide is not a CBSE-issued solution manual.

Revision introduction

Scarcity creates choice and opportunity cost. Demand refers to quantities consumers are willing and able to buy at different prices, other factors constant. A change in price moves along a demand curve; a change in another determinant shifts it. Averages summarise data but can hide variation.

Curriculum navigation

  1. Introduction to Statistics
  2. Collection, Organisation and Presentation of Data
  3. Statistical Tools and Interpretation
  4. Introduction to Microeconomics
  5. Consumer Equilibrium and Demand
  6. Producer Behaviour and Supply
  7. Perfect Competition and Price Determination

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Original practice

A change in a good’s own price, with other factors fixed, causes…

  1. Movement along its demand curve
  2. A shift caused only by income
  3. No change in quantity demanded
  4. Automatic unlimited supply

Worked answer

Movement along its demand curve

Changing own price produces an extension or contraction of demand along the existing curve.

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