CSS :: Equilibrium Of National Income
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1. |
Which shows equilibrium of national income |
A. |
Consumption = investment |
B. |
Saving = Investment |
C. |
Saving < investment |
D. |
Saving > Investment |
Answer: Option B
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2. |
This may cause an increase in national income: |
A. |
Rise in exports |
B. |
Rise in imports |
C. |
Fall in consumer spending |
D. |
Increase in saving |
Answer: Option A
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3. |
If C = 200 and I = 40 then Y will equal: |
Answer: Option B
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4. |
Consumption is a function of: |
A. |
Saving |
B. |
Investment |
C. |
Income |
D. |
None of these |
Answer: Option C
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5. |
Which one is investment in economics? |
A. |
Building a factory |
B. |
Buying shares in stock exchange |
C. |
Depositing money in bank |
D. |
Depositing money in housing society |
Answer: Option A
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6. |
Marginal propensity to consume (MPC) is: |
A. |
Total income spent on consumption |
B. |
Ratio of total income consumed |
C. |
Ratio of additional income consumed |
D. |
Consumption divided by saving |
Answer: Option C
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7. |
Which of the following world increase national income: |
A. |
Increase in taxation |
B. |
Increase in savings |
C. |
Increase in Govt. spending |
D. |
Decrease in consumption spending |
Answer: Option C
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8. |
Which of the following is a withdrawal from the circular flow of income stream: |
A. |
Investment |
B. |
Subsidies |
C. |
Taxation |
D. |
Consumption |
Answer: Option C
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9. |
Aggregate demand is: |
A. |
Aggregate saving |
B. |
Aggregate investment |
C. |
Aggregate income |
D. |
Aggregate expenditure |
Answer: Option D
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10. |
To find net national product, depreciation is: |
A. |
Added to GNP |
B. |
Subtracted from GNP |
C. |
Multiplied with national income |
D. |
Has no role in national accounting |
Answer: Option B
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