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Question-1
Capital formation results in ____________ supply of machinery per worker
(A)
increased
(B)
decreased
(C)
constant
(D)
None of these
Question-2
Capital includes __________
(A)
only physical capital
(B)
only human capital
(C)
could be physical or human capital
(D)
physical and human capital
Question-3
Vicious circle of poverty is the outcome of ____________
(A)
Employment
(B)
high productivity
(C)
low productivity
(D)
economic growth
Question-4
"Savings and investments are same concepts ".Do you agree with this statement?
(A)
Strongly agree
(B)
strongly disagree
(C)
agree to some extent
(D)
no data is available
Question-5
Capital requirement of an economy could be found through _________
(A)
desired rate of economic growth
(B)
capital -out ratio
(C)
desired economic growth and COR
(D)
None of these
Question-6
When big industrial houses keep surplus generated out of profit is known as :
(A)
undertaking savings
(B)
Government saving
(C)
corporate savings
(D)
public sector savings
Question-7
When the stock of capital is greater at the end of the year compared to its beginning the difference is known as the level of _________ of capital
(A)
Depreciation
(B)
formation
(C)
displacement
(D)
none of these
Question-8
___________ refer to that part of disposable income which is not spend on consumption
(A)
investment
(B)
savings
(C)
capital formation
(D)
none of these
Question-9
Human capital also increases the capacity to produce goods in the same faction as ____________ goods
(A)
capital
(B)
manual
(C)
labour
(D)
technical
Question-10
__________ results in increased use of internal resources and less dependency on foreign capital
(A)
per-capita income
(B)
unemployment
(C)
mis-use of resources
(D)
capital formation
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