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Question-1
For getting the complete view of the economy ,national income should be measured with ________ method
(A)
value added method
(B)
income method
(C)
expenditure method
(D)
all the three methods
Question-2
____ excluded from the national income estimates
(A)
sale of old cars
(B)
sale of existing hose
(C)
old paintings
(D)
all of these
Question-3
Some part of the companies income which is not distributed to the share holds of the company is known as
(A)
undistributed rent
(B)
undistributed interest
(C)
undistributed royalties
(D)
undistributed profits
Question-4
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-5
______ is a form of back money
(A)
money with the central banks
(B)
accounted money
(C)
un-accounted money
(D)
all of these
Question-6
Primary sector includes :
(A)
Agriculture
(B)
industries
(C)
services
(D)
none of these
Question-7
The first Noble prize in economics was awarded to __________
(A)
Paul krugman
(B)
Simon kuznets
(C)
Amartya sen
(D)
none of these
Question-8
_______ is the part of profit distributed to share holds of the company .
(A)
rent
(B)
interest
(C)
royalties
(D)
dividends
Question-9
_________ sector refers to that part of the economy where goods and services are exchanged through barter without the use of money .
(A)
monetized
(B)
non-monetized
(C)
formal
(D)
none of these
Question-10
_______ method measures the expenditure on final goods
(A)
value added method
(B)
income method
(C)
expenditure method
(D)
all of these
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