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A
Qm = 102 – 2P
B
Qm = 100 – 4P
C
Qm = 102 – 4P
D
Qm = 100 – 2P
A
very high levels of unemployment
B
the presence of the mixed economy
C
the presence of the capitalist economy
D
the presence of the socialist economy
A
Expenditure on flood control measures
B
Expenditure on Transport
C
Expenditure on communication
D
Expenditure on Judiciary
A
closing stock is zero
B
closing stock is less than opening stock
C
opening stock is less than closing stock
D
opening stock is zero
A
Fall in bank rate
B
RBI reduces the cash reserve ratio
C
Purchase of securities in the open market
D
Rise in repo rate
A
Government Expenditure
B
National Production
C
Unemployment
D
Income of an Individual
A
Rs. 136
B
Rs. 64
C
Rs. 36
D
Rs. 100
A
Gy = σ/S
B
Gy = 1/S.σ
C
Gy = S.σ
D
Gy = S/σ
A
monopoly
B
duopoly
C
competitive
D
oligopoly
A
starts falling
B
starts rising
C
remains constant
D
starts fluctuating
A
This method is very crucial in small countries with weak capital markets
B
It is likely to face more resistance from the public sector undertakings (PSU) employees
C
It can be employed usefully in those cases where the government wants to lose control of the enterprise
D
It ensures wide participation of retail investors and thus helps in a broad based control of the public sector entity
A
greater than one
B
negative
C
equal to one
D
equal to zero
A
Deposits of petroleum
B
Agricultural land
C
Deposits of iron ore
D
Deposits of coal
A
Poverty gap ratio
B
Multidimensional poverty index
C
Intensity of poverty
D
Headcount ratio
A
Technological Measures
B
Rural Employment Programmes
C
Food Security System
D
Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana
A
5
B
2
C
8
D
18
A
Decrease in Labour Force
B
Jobless and Jobloss Growth
C
Appropriate Technology
D
Appropriate Educational System
A
turns negative
B
keeps increasing
C
keeps decreasing
D
remains constant
A
X-axis
B
Origin
C
Below the origin
D
Y-axis
A
negative
B
zero
C
indeterminate
D
positive