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Profits and new firms join the market
B
Profit and bar entry to new firms
C
Makes losses and exit the market
D
Quick profit and disappears
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Price flexibility
B
Price rigidity
C
Price discrimination
D
All the three
A
Balancing of demand and supply position
B
Aggregate demand
C
Aggregate supply
D
Government intervention
A
Professor A Samulson
B
Giffen
C
Prof. Ragner Frisch
D
Eagle
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Consumer behavior
B
National income
C
Economic growth
D
Balance of payment and trade
A
More production of both the things with increase in technology or factor inputs supply
B
More production of one at the expense of other
C
More production of one items at the expense of other with increase in technology or factor input supply
D
Less than full employment situation
A
Output method
B
Expenditure method
C
Income method
D
All of above
A
When the factor income from abroad is negative
B
When depreciation on fixed capital exceeds income in investment
C
When direct tax exceeds indirect tax
D
When subsidies exceeds indirect taxes
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Gram Panchayat Development Plans
B
Urban Development Plans
C
JJM
D
None of the above
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iso-utility curve
B
production possibility line
C
isoquant
D
consumption possibility line
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given scale of preferences as between different combinations of two goods
B
diminishing marginal rate of substitution
C
constant marginal utility of money
D
consumers would always prefer more of a particular good to less of it, other things remaining the same
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is above an indifference curve
B
is below an indifference curve
C
is tangent to an indifference curve
D
cuts an indifference curve
A
downward to the left
B
downward to the right
C
upward to the right
D
upward to the left
A
Rightward shift in the demand curve
B
Upward movement along the same demand curve
C
Leftward shift in the demand curve
D
Downward movement along the same demand curve
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minimum, minimum
B
minimum, maximum
C
maximum, maximum
D
maximum, minimum
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Rs. 300 crores
B
Rs. 900 crores
C
Rs. 600 crores
D
Rs. 1200 crores
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Privatisation
B
Globalisation
C
Disinvestment
D
Liberalisation
A
developmental expenditure
B
revenue expenditure
C
non-developmental expenditure
D
capital expenditure
A
Trade and capital flows reforms
B
Industrial deregulation
C
Financial sector reforms
D
Public sector reforms
A
Prime Minister`s Rozgar Yojana
B
Swarana jayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana
C
National Rural Employment Programme
D
SwaranaJayanti Shahari Rozgar Yojana