GDP at constant prices calculated according to some base year is called:
1.Actual GDP
2.Nominal GDP
3.Real GDP
4.Net GDP
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Aggregate demand is:
1.Aggregate saving
2.Aggregate investment
3. Aggregate income
4.Aggregate expenditure
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Consumption is a function of:
1.Saving
2.Investment
3.Income
4.None of these
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If C = 200 and I = 40 then Y will equal:
1.160
2.240
3.800
4.None of these
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Marginal propensity to consume (MPC) is:
1.Total income spent on consumption
2.Ratio of total income consumed
3.Ratio of additional income consumed
4.Consumption divided by saving
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MPC cannot be:
1.Positive
2.Negative
3.Zero
4.More than APC
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MPC is:
1.C/Y
2.?C/?Y
3. Y/C
4.?Y/?C
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National income equals:
1.c + s + g
2.c + 1 + g
3.c - 1 - g
4.c - s - g
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National income equals:
1.c + 1 + t
2.c + s + t
3.c + t - g
4.c - t + g
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This may cause an increase in national income:
1.Rise in exports
2.Rise in imports
3.Fall in consumer spending
4.Increase in saving
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To find net national product depreciation is:
1.Added to GNP
2.Subtracted from GNP
3.Multiplied with national income
4.Has no role in national accounting
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Which of the following is a withdrawal from the circular flow of income stream:
1.Investment
2.Subsidies
3.Taxation
4.Consumption
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Which of the following world increase national income:
1.Increase in taxation
2.Increase in savings
3.Increase in Govt. spending
4.Decrease in consumption spending
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Which one is investment in economics?
1.Building a factory
2.Buying shares in stock exchange
3.Depositing money in bank
4.Depositing money in housing society
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Which shows equilibrium of national income
1.Consumption = investment
2.Saving = Investment
3.Saving < investment
4. Saving > Investment
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