Macro economic analysis - class-XII
Excess demand generates greater employment opportunities in the economy.
Which of the following is not a component of aggregate demand in a two-sector economy?
Which of these is a component of Aggregate demand ______________.
The deflationary gap can be corrected by raising the level of aggregate demand.
Aggregate demand can be increased by _______________.
Demand curve slopes upwards from left to right.
Desire means demand.
The equilibrium is the state when _________.
Market equilibrium of a commodity is determined by ________.
When demand increases, the demand curve shifts to the left.
The factors causing deficient demand are:
The relationship between rate of interest and investment demand is ___________.
Induced consumption expenditure is ___________ in nature.
Determinants of aggregate demand is symbolically expressed as _______________.
____________ consumption expenditure refers to the expenditure, which is independent of income.
The expected rate of return from an additional unit of capital invested is termed as _____________.
___________ refers to the amount of sales proceeds which an entrepreneur actually expects from the sale of output produced at a given level of employment during the year.
____________ is the expenditure incurred for those goods and services which satisfy the wants of private individuals and institutions directly.
Who propounded the 'market law'?
What is the break even point?
Graphically, when demand curve moves upward, there is __________.
Geometric method is also known as Point Method.
Due to government expenditure demand increases.
In economics, equilibrium is a situation in which __________.
In economics, equilibrium is a situation in which _________.
The Foreign Exchange Reserves of India consist of __________.
The period of time, when supply is fully adjusted to change in demand is called_________.
Since under monopolistic competition, P>MC in equilibrium, there is _________.
Which of the following statements is correct, in the case of excess demand?
At $ P _X $ = Rs. 5, demand for Good-X is $30$ units and supply of Good-X is $20$ units, it is a situation of:
What would price ceiling lead to when the maximum price is fixed lower than the equilibrium price?
In case of excess demand, equilibrium price must rise.
Equilibrium price may not change even when market demand happens to change.
Household expenditures on consumer goods and services during the current period is a part of _____________.
Which one of the following is the main source of revenue in the states?
The non-tax revenue in the following is:
Which of the following consists of the total or accumulated borrowings by the government?
Which of the following records the actual dollar expenditures, revenues, and deficits in a given period?
Which of the following is an administrative non-tax revenue?
The difference between revenue deficit and grants for creation of capital assets is called _____.
Public finance means ______.
Which of the following is not a union tax?
Receipts which are non-recurring by nature and whose benefit is enjoyed over a long period is called ________.
The person who presents the central budget in the Lok Sabha is __________.
If in a budget the government's revenue receipts and non-debt capital revenue are less than the government's total expenditure, it is called _____.
The central budget has to be approved by both the Houses of Parliament before ______.
Fiscal policy is concerned with which of the following?
Rajeev Gandhi Equity Saving Scheme was announced in ________.
Indigo and Kingfisher are examples of _____________.
What is correct about a concessional loan in India in the cases of external borrowing ?
In the budget, when the government's revenue is more than its expenditure it is called __________.
The government can force the people to lend to it, but no private individual can compel another individual to give loans to him.
Public debt produces a deep impact on production of wealth in the country. As against this, private debt produces no such impact.
External debt represents a claim of __________ against the real income (GNP) of the country.
Which of the followings is/are the source/s of external debt?
When is the public debt said to be unproductive?
What are the limitations of the public debt?
Which of the following may be source/s of internal debt due to the nature of their operations?
In Private banking .. percent FDI is allowed now _____________.
Which of the following is most likely to cause an increase in the size of the national debt?
Which of the following contributes most to India's external debt?
Quantum of concessional debts in total external debt of India has ___________.
India receives about _______% of the external assistance in the form of loans.
The word 'public debt' was not well known to the people till the late _______ century.