A) Adam Smith
B) John Keynes
C) Friedrich Hayek
D) Milton Friedman
A) Adam Smith
B) John Keynes
C) Friedrich Hayek
D) Milton Friedman
A) Dickinson
B) Robbins
C) Beverage
D) Lewis Larwin
A) Marginal efficiency of capital
B) Provision of Health facilities
C) Organized education
D) On the job training
A) Manufacturing goods
B) International trade
C) Micro finance
D) Marketing of goods
A) Subjective approach
B) Objective approach
C) Quantitative approach
D) Qualitative approach
A) Proportional taxes
B) Progressive taxes
C) Regressive taxes
D) Indirect taxes
A) There is competition for fully employed resources
B) Guns cost more than butter
C) The consumer price index calculated differently in war time
D) Fewer people are living on fixed incomes
A) Exert monopolistic of influence
B) Generally happen in industries, with limited supply
C) Lead to price deregulate
D) None of these
A) Decreasing return to scale
B) Increasing returns to scale
C) Constant returns to scale
D) An increasing marginal product
A) An increase in aggregate demand, with shortages of supply
B) Increases in production costs
C) Disproportionately high payments to the factors of production
D) Monopolistic labour markets