Exam 4: Economics and National Income Estimation

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A fall in the market demand, supply remaining the same results in

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An accounting year in India is:

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The difference between GDP and NDP equals:

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Increase in real National Income (NI) means increase in:

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National income in India is estimated by:

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The cost of next best alternative is called

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An increase in market demand, supply remaining the same results in

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There is no distinction between firm and industry in

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National Income means:

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Per capita income is equal to:

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The first estimate of National income in India was done by:

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At prices above the equilibrium price

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When MC cuts AC, AC is at its ------------

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Cost function relates cost to

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When output is zero, variable cost is --------

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The horizontal supply curve parallel to quantity axis represents

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Supply curve represents -------- relationship between quantity and price

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Change in quantity supplied of a product can result from

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Which of the following is true?

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Which of the following is not a method of national income estimation?

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