Macro Economics-Online Practice Exam 4
Macro Economics-Online Practice Exam 4

Macro Economics-Online Practice Exam 4

NET / SET Online Practice Exams

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Multi-choice 4

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Given
NNPfc = 10000 crs
Depreciation = 1000 crs
Net income from abroad = + 200 crs
Tax = 1000 crs
Transfer payment = 500 crs
Personal Tax = 250 crs
Subsidies = 125 crs
Population = 1 crore
Based on the afcbove the information, answer

1) Personal disposable income is equal to

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A) 10000 crs

B) 10250 crs

C) 10500 crs

D) 11000 crs

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2. Full cost pricing was introduced by

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A) Rent

B) Imputed rent

C) Undistributed profit

D) Pensions

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3. Due to problem of double counting national income gets 

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A) Underestimated

B) Overestimated

C) Correct estimate

D) Indeterminate

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4. Which off the following is not included in calculating GNPfc by output method? 

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A) Unsold stock

B) Output for self consumption

C) Finished goods

D) Raw material

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5.  Which of the following is not a method of estimating national income ? 

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A) Expenditure

B) Output method

C) Matrix method

D) Income method

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6.  In India agriculture income is calculated through

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A) Output method

B) Income method

C) Expenditure method

D) Commodity flow method

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7. In India baking income is calculated through

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A) Output method

B) Income method

C) Expenditure method

D) Commodity flow method

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8. Study of collusive agreement is

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A) Output method

B) Income method

C) Commodity flow method

D) None of the above

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9. Subsidies are payment by government to

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A) Household

B) State government

C) firms

D) Rest of the world

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10. Transfer payment are payment by government to
 

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A) Household

B) firms

C) Rest of the world

D) None of the above

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