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Cotton yarns purchased by handloom worker is ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Which of the following is not an assumption of classical theory?

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Defects in SNA include ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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The formula for calculating simple multiplier is ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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The formula for calculating investment multiplier is ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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In Keynes consumption theory the chief factor that determines consumption expenditure is ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Under Keynes Psychological law of consumption the relationship between consumption and income is ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Expenditure method focuses on measurement of National income at ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Which of the following is not an economic activity and hence not included while estimating national income in india?

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Domestic factor income is another name for ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Which of the following is NOT considered a factor income?

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Which of the following is the consumption sector?

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Green accounting accounts for ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Macroeconomics is a study of economics that deals with which 4 major factors ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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The expenditure multiplier is the ratio of ______.

[4] Government Budget and the Economy
Chapter: [4] Government Budget and the Economy
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IS curve represent the combination of ______.

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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Who is known as the father of modern macroeconomics?

[1] National Income and Related Aggregates
Chapter: [1] National Income and Related Aggregates
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S. No. Content Rs (in crores)
1. Revenue Expenditure 100
2. Capital Receipts 40
3. Net Borrowings 38
4. Net Interest Payments 27
5. Tax Revenue 50
6. Non-tax Revenue 15

What is the revenue deficit?

[4] Government Budget and the Economy
Chapter: [4] Government Budget and the Economy
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S. No. Content Rs (in crores)
1. Revenue Expenditure 100
2. Capital Receipts 40
3. Net Borrowings 38
4. Net Interest Payments 27
5. Tax Revenue 50
6. Non-tax Revenue 15

Which of the following shows fiscal deficit?

[4] Government Budget and the Economy
Chapter: [4] Government Budget and the Economy
Concept: undefined >> undefined
S. No. Content Rs (in crores)
1. Revenue Expenditure 100
2. Capital Receipts 40
3. Net Borrowings 38
4. Net Interest Payments 27
5. Tax Revenue 50
6. Non-tax Revenue 15

What will be the primary deficit?

[4] Government Budget and the Economy
Chapter: [4] Government Budget and the Economy
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