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intersect each other
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is L shaped
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is a straight line
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is concave at the origin
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Reduces labor taxes, especially at low income levels.
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Accelerate the rate of capital formation and investment
C
Provide well-designed tax incentives that reduce the cost of capital
D
Increase the potential output as a major advanced and emerging market economies.
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Company Demand
B
Composite Demand
C
Short-term Demand
D
Derived Demand
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Only i
B
Only ii
C
Both i and ii
D
Both ii and iii
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Sabki Yojna Sabka Vikas
B
Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana
C
Pradhan Mantri Adhrash Gram Yojana
D
Mission Indradhanush
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Dumping
B
Multi Plant Monopoly
C
Peak load Pricing
D
Price Ceiling
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Business income
B
Long term capital gain
C
Short term capital gain
D
Income from other sources
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Globalization
B
Inflation
C
Liberalization
D
Economic growth
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Cost push inflation
B
Cost pull inflation
C
Demand pull inflation
D
Demand push inflation
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Early 1990s
B
Early 1980s
C
Early 2000s
D
Late 1980s
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Adam Smith
B
J.M. Keynes
C
Marshall
D
Pigou
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Five Alphabets followed by four digits and an alphabet
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Four Alphabets followed by five digits and an alphabet
C
Four alphabets follwed by six digits
D
Five alphabets followed by five digits
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High per capita real income
B
Large proportion of labour force in the tertiary sector
C
State of deprivation of large proportion of population
D
Low per capita real income
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The application of statistical and mathematical theories to economics
B
Calculations with regard to supply and demand
C
It is a branch of macro economics of mathematical methods
D
It is a branch of micro economics of mathematical methods
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Deflation
B
Stagflation
C
Consumption
D
Recession
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National Income
B
National Income+Taxes
C
National Income - Taxes
D
National Income + National Savings
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Second Five Year Plan
B
Fourth Five year Plan
C
Fifth Five year Plan
D
Sixth Five year Plan
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Income Method
B
Production Method
C
Expenditure Method
D
Source Method
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the economy as a whole
B
the electronics industry
C
the study of individual economic behaviour
D
the interactions within entire econmy
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Shriman Narayan Agarwal
B
P. Mahanbolish
C
Indira Gandhi
D
Jawahar Lal Nehru