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- Question
What does indifference curve represent?
Options- A. Levels of Income and Capital
- B. Satisfaction derived from two goods
- C. Income from two businesses
- D. Relationship between expenditure and savings
- Correct Answer
- Satisfaction derived from two goods
- 1. Which of the following is called GDP Deflator?
Options- A. Ratio of nominal to real GDP
- B. Ratio of nominal to real GNP
- C. Ratio of nominal to real CPI
- D. Ratio of real to nominal GNP Discuss
- 2. Which of the following equation is/are INCORRECT? I. NI = NDP + Net Foreign Income II. GNP = GDP + Net Foreign Income III. NDP = GNP ? Depreciation
Options- A. Only (I) and (II)
- B. Only (III)
- C. Only (II) and (III)
- D. Only (II) Discuss
- 3. Goods and Services Tax likely to be levied in India is not a
Options- A. gross value tax
- B. value-added tax
- C. consumption tax
- D. destination-based tax Discuss
- 4. Micro-economics is also called __________
Options- A. Profit theory
- B. Loss theory
- C. Price theory
- D. Expenditure theory Discuss
- 5. Transport comes under which sector of economic growth?
Options- A. Secondary sector
- B. Primary sector
- C. Tertiary sector
- D. Quaternary sector Discuss
- 6. Which tax causes a burden on the poorer section of the society?
Options- A. Direct Tax
- B. Indirect Tax
- C. Both Direct and Indirect Tax
- D. None of these Discuss
- 7. In ____________, the short run equilibrium results in quantity produced being lesser and prices being higher compared to perfect competition.
Options- A. Monopsony
- B. Monopoly
- C. Oligopoly
- D. Monopolistic Competition Discuss
- 8. The average product curve are inverse ____ shaped.
Options- A. X
- B. W
- C. V
- D. U Discuss
- 9. In which of the following types of economy are the factors of production owned individually?
Options- A. Capitalist
- B. Socialist
- C. Mixed
- D. Both Capitalist and Socialist Discuss
- 10. India was able to achieve the fiscal deficit target for the Financial Year 2016-17. It was how much percent of GDP?
Options- A. 3.50%
- B. 4.20%
- C. 3.00%
- D. 2.50% Discuss
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Correct Answer: Ratio of nominal to real GDP
Correct Answer: Only (III)
Correct Answer: gross value tax
Explanation:
GST is a destination-based tax, it means end users consuming any goods or services is liable to pay the Goods and Services Tax. The tax is collected by the State in which the goods or services are consumed and not by the state in which goods are manufactured and If there are exports, the seller of the goods or services is exempted from paying the tax. GST is a consumption-based tax, it means the state where the goods were consumed will receive GST and where goods were sold should not get any taxes.GST is a value added tax as it is based on the increase in value of a product or service at each stage of production or distribution.GST is not gross value tax.
Correct Answer: Price theory
Correct Answer: Tertiary sector
Correct Answer: Indirect Tax
Correct Answer: Monopolistic Competition
Correct Answer: U
Correct Answer: Capitalist
Correct Answer: 3.50%
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