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A
normal
B
complementary
C
inferior
D
substitute
A
Expenditure on Education
B
Sickness benefits
C
Old-Age pensions
D
Unemployment allowance
A
golden rate of growth
B
dynamic rate of growth
C
natural rate of growth
D
warranted rate of growth
A
It deals with payment for currently produced goods and services
B
It includes interest earned or paid on claims and also gifts and donations
C
It has a direct effect on the level of income in a country
D
It influences the volume of assets which a country holds.
A
negative
B
positive
C
zero
D
indeterminate
A
Rs. 50 crore
B
Rs. 51 crore
C
Rs. 75 crore
D
Rs. 100 crore
A
Rightward shift in the demand curve of good A
B
Downward movement along the demand curve of good A
C
Leftward shift in the demand curve of good A
D
Upward movement along the demand curve of good A
A
is higher than the
B
is equal to the
C
is lower than or equal to the
D
is lower than the
A
Current weekly status unemployment
B
Usual status unemployment
C
Current monthly status unemployment
D
Current daily status unemployment
A
Saving will rise and investment will fall
B
Saving will fall and investment will rise
C
Both saving and investment will rise
D
Both saving and investment will fall
A
Open market operations
B
Economic growth
C
Price instability
D
Exchange rate instability
A
Developing economy
B
Planning economy
C
Market economy
D
Command economy
A
Its demand curve will slope upward due to indirect price – demand relationship
B
Its demand curve will slope downward due to direct price – demand relationship.
C
Its demand curve will slope upward due to direct price – demand relationship
D
Its demand curve will slope downward due to indirect price – demand relationship.
A
Macroeconomic stabilisation
B
Structural reforms
C
Fiscal imbalance
D
Inflationary pressures
A
person rate
B
time rate
C
daily rate
D
monthly rate
A
PM = VT
B
PT = MV
C
M = PVT
D
P = MVT
A
Marginal product
B
Marginal rate of transformation
C
Marginal rate of substitution
D
Marginal utility
A
Water resources
B
Forest resources
C
Agricultural land
D
Deposits of petroleum
A
Increase in productive capacity
B
Decrease in productive capacity
C
Partial employment of the given resources
D
Fuller employment of the given resources
A
Abnormal profits
B
Economic profits
C
Normal profits
D
Super-normal profits