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A
Current weekly status unemployment
B
Current monthly status unemployment
C
Current daily status unemployment
D
Usual weekly status unemployment
A
Market economy
B
Mixed economy
C
Socialist economy
D
Capitalist economy
A
Sales of securities in the open market
B
Rise in the cash reserve ratio
C
Increase in the repo rate
D
Reduction in the bank rate
A
greater than one
B
equal to one
C
less than one
D
equal to zero
A
marginal utility of demand
B
marginal utility of money
C
average utility of demand
D
average utility of money
A
Vakil – Brahmananda Model
B
Mahalanobis Model
C
Supply – Side Model
D
Solow Model
A
High-Yielding Varieties Programme
B
National Seeds Policy
C
Intensive Area Development Programme
D
Intensive Agricultural Areas Programme
A
Growing unemployment
B
Unbalanced growth
C
Spread of consumerism
D
Low level of industrial growth
A
Higher Capital Accumulation
B
Decrease in Aggregate Demand
C
Increase in Aggregate Demand
D
Technological Degradation
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Rs. 450
B
Rs. 37.5
C
Rs. 150
D
Rs. 30
A
a straight line
B
upward sloping
C
convex shaped
D
concave shaped
A
Gilt-edged market
B
Debt-market
C
Corporate securities market
D
Call money market
A
MP remains constant
B
MP falls, but remains positive
C
MP rises
D
MP falls, but remains negative
A
equilibrium price
B
excess demand
C
excess supply
D
equilibrium quantity
A
monopolistic competition
B
differentiated oligopoly
C
perfect competition
D
pure oligopoly
A
backward and qualitatively traditional
B
technologically advanced
C
developed and economical
D
quantitatively advanced
A
Rs. 2000 crores
B
Rs. 125 crores
C
Rs. 100 crores
D
Rs. 200 crores
A
prime costs
B
direct costs
C
overhead costs
D
sunk costs
A
first
B
fifth
C
seventh
D
third
A
Interest earned on claims
B
Banking
C
Payments of claims
D
Interest paid on claims