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Question-1
The estimates by adding net ?value added by all producing units in an economy during a year is known as ____________
(A)
value added method
(B)
income method
(C)
expenditure method
(D)
none of these
Question-2
_______ method is the most ideal method which avoids the double counting in the estimation of national income .
(A)
value added method
(B)
income method
(C)
expenditure method
(D)
all of these
Question-3
_______ method measures the expenditure on final goods
(A)
value added method
(B)
income method
(C)
expenditure method
(D)
all of these
Question-4
The difference between the value of goods and services exported to other countries and the value of goods and services imported from other countries is known as _________
(A)
exports
(B)
imports
(C)
net-exports
(D)
net-imports
Question-5
In India _________ method is used for estimating the contribution of small scale unregistered manufacturing units.
(A)
value added method
(B)
income method
(C)
expenditure method
(D)
all the three methods
Question-6
_______ are non factor incomes
(A)
payments for selling old house
(B)
sale of shares
(C)
payment for selling old car
(D)
all of these
Question-7
All the methods of measuring national income gives __________ results
(A)
same
(B)
different
(C)
entirely different
(D)
none of these
Question-8
______ is not a black money
(A)
money with the central banks
(B)
income which is mot paid as tax
(C)
un-accounted money
(D)
none of these
Question-9
CSO considers ________ sectors for the estimation of national income .
(A)
20
(B)
15
(C)
25
(D)
none of these
Question-10
In India _________ method is used for estimating the contribution of agriculture in national income
(A)
value added method
(B)
income method
(C)
expenditure method
(D)
all the three methods
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