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Microeconomics
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Macroeconomics
C
Econometerics
D
Keynesian Economics
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Microeconomics
B
Macroeconomics
C
Econometerics
D
Bayesian Economics
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Supply is increased
B
Demand is increased
C
Some one else is Improved
D
Someone else is made worseoff
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Consumption
B
Production
C
Saving
D
Inflation
A
Consumption
B
Production
C
Saving
D
Inflation
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Land
B
Labour
C
Capital
D
All of these can be converted into Commodity.
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1950
B
1955
C
1957
D
1960
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liberation of bonded labour
B
bringing up cultural revolution in India
C
demands of textile labourers
D
upliftment of the poorest of the poor
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Capitalist economy
B
Socialist economy
C
Traditional economy
D
Mixed economy
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to provide term loans to state co-operative banks
B
to assist state governments for share capital contribution
C
to act as re-finance institution
D
All of the above
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Public Accounts Committee
B
Union Ministry of Finance
C
Finance Commission
D
Inter-State Council
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Capitol of Asokan Pillar
B
Kuber with a purse of money
C
Tiger before a Palm tree
D
A dog sitting in a defensive state
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Lion
B
Tiger
C
Panther
D
Elephant
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Sales tax
B
Excise duty
C
Income tax
D
Property tax
A
reduce the rate of growth of population
B
borrow foreign capital
C
step up the rate of savings
D
increase the rate of investment and reduce the capital output ratio
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Central Government
B
State Government
C
Centre and States
D
Corporation authorities
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money value of goods and services produced in a country during a year.
B
money value of stocks and shares of a country during a year.
C
money value of capital goods produced by a country during a year.
D
money value of consumer goods produced by a country during a year.
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II Schedule of Banking Regulation Act
B
II Schedule of Constitution
C
II Schedule of Reserve Bank of India Act
D
None of the above
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High
B
Low
C
Moderate
D
Completely inelastic
A
Expenditure method
B
Double method
C
Point method
D
Arc method