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A
Unattainable combinations of goods
B
Attainable combinations of goods
C
Scarcity
D
Opportunity cost
A
Principle of dynamic growth
B
Principle of capital investment
C
Principle of investment growth
D
Principle of acceleration
A
upward to the right
B
to infinite
C
to zero
D
upward to the left
A
Industrial deregulation
B
Macroeconomic stabilisation
C
Structural reforms
D
Fragile balance of payments situation
A
Total revenue will decrease
B
Total revenue will increase or decrease alternately
C
Total revenue will remain unchanged
D
Total revenue will increase
A
utilities
B
goods
C
externalities
D
bads
A
Land reforms
B
Technological measures
C
Institutional credit
D
Cooperation and consolidation of holdings
A
equal to unity
B
greater than unity
C
equal to zero
D
less than unity
A
Public sector reforms
B
Balance of payments adjustment
C
Capital flows Reforms
D
Trade Reforms
A
Reduction in the margin requirement
B
Reduction in the bank rate
C
Rise in the repo rate
D
Purchase of securities in the open market
A
Households and Firms
B
Households and Government
C
Firms and Foreign Sector
D
Firms and Government
A
Old-Age Pensions
B
Expenditure on Health
C
Expenditure on Education
D
Expenditure on Defence
A
Capital flows reforms
B
Industrial deregulation
C
Control of inflation
D
Public sector reforms
A
capital, capital
B
capital, current
C
current, capital
D
current, current
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Zero
B
Unitary
C
Positive
D
Negative
A
Household expenditure
B
Allocation of resources
C
Market demand for apples
D
Aggregate demand
A
Production – Indifference curves
B
Preference – Production curves
C
Production – Cost curves
D
Preference – Indifference curves
A
MV = PT
B
MV = PY
C
MP = VT
D
MP = VY
A
samuelson theory of multiplier
B
keynesian theory of multiplier
C
solow theory of multiplier
D
lewis theory of multiplier
A
fee
B
finance
C
revenue
D
tax