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Individuals of a country produce a certain quantity of goods and services using the resources of the country with the help of their capital, it is called national income this definition is presented by |
Professor Marshall
Professor Paul A Samuelson
Professor Fisher
Professor Pigou
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2 |
National income is total of |
Incomes of all entrepreneurs of the country
Incomes of all industrialists of the country
Incomes of all salaried persons of the country
Incomes of all the people of the country
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3 |
One of the following precautions is not included in measurement of national income by product method |
To subtract depreciation allowance
To subtract indirect taxes
Not to include transfer payments
To include subsidies
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4 |
Equilibrium level of national income means that point where |
Consumption = saving
Consumption = investment
Income = saving + investment
Saving = Investment
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5 |
Concept of equilibrium level of national income in comprehensive way was presented by |
Professor keynes
Professor Marshall
Professor hicks
Professor Lipsay
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6 |
Which one of the following is not called Gross national product |
Economic national product
Joint national product
Composite national product
All the three
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7 |
Which one of the following is not included in the methods of measuring national income |
Method of total according to market prices
Method of total of incomes
Method of total of domestic necessities and desires
Method of total expenditures
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8 |
A monopolist controls the supply |
Totally
Partially
More
Not at all
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9 |
The difference between total revenue (TR) and total cost (TC) is called |
Loss
Profit
Profit or loss
Utility
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10 |
The formula of calculating total revenue is |
P x Q
P x AC
AC x Q
TC / Q
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11 |
A monopolistic firm has control of |
Whole market supply by one firm
Whole market supply by two firms
Whole market supply by a few firms
None of these
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12 |
To increase profit a firm minimizes |
Revenues
Costs
Demand
Supply
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13 |
When total revenue and total cost of a firm are equal, the firm earns |
Abnormal profit
Normal profit
Normal loss
Abnormal loss
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14 |
One condition which is not included in perfect competition conditions |
Homogeneity of product
Difference in price
Large number of buyers and sellers
Perfect knowledge of the market
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15 |
Under monopoly, number of firms is |
Large
Few
One
Two
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