A) Investment
C) Taxation
D) Consumption
A) GNP = GDP – net income from abroad
B) GNP = GDP + net income from abroad
C) GNP = NNP – net income from abroad
D) GNP = NNP + net income from abroad
A) Immobility of the factors of production
B) Ignorance of market condition
C) Less number of buyers and sellers
A) Study of man above
B) Study of man in relation to wealth
C) Govt. policies
D) Study of wealth alone
A) Capital depreciation
B) Overseas trade disequilibrium
C) Payment of interest
D) Stock appreciation
A) Their sum is equal to aggregate demand
B) Their sum is equal to unity
C) Their sum is equal to the value of multiplier
D) They both move in the same direction
A) Liquidity preference has deceased
B) The market rate of interest has risen
C) The market rate of interest has fallen
D) The supply of money has increased
A) The movement of wage when there is no effective incomes policy
B) The difference in the level of wages as between different industries
C) Regional variation in wage rates
D) The difference between the movements in wages and the movements in earnings, excluding the effect of overtime