A) MC>MV B) MB=MA C) MC=MR D) MC<MR
A) Equilibrium point B) Equipment point C) Stabilization point D) Equality point
A) control of inflation B) good fiscal policy C) satisfaction of needs D) equitable distribution of income
A) Publicity B) Public regulations C) Public control D) Public finance
A) luxury B) none of the above C) necessity D) desire
A) Fiscal policy B) Fiscal plot C) Fiscal police D) public finance
A) True B) Too complex C) No idea D) False
A) direct and suplex B) direct and direct C) direct and indirect D) direct and deficit
A) Recurring expense B) Recurring expenditure C) Recurrent revenue D) Recurrent experience
A) internal revenue B) external revenue C) internal/external revenue D) all of the above
A) external B) internal C) Intra D) extra
A) revenue B) budget C) Expenditure D) election
A) Value added top B) Value Added Tax C) none of the above D) Value added Tap
A) Bank money B) Bank transfer C) transfer services D) Bank payment
A) Government revenue B) Government expenditure C) I don't know D) Government taxation
A) Recurrent money B) Recurrent revenue C) Recurrent expenditure D) Recurrent salary
A) capital expenditure B) Capital money C) capital receipt D) capital revenue
A) balanced B) surplus C) deficit D) unbalanced
A) Report sheets B) Bonus C) Balance sheet D) Budget
A) Budget B) Scale of preference C) Choice D) Opportunity cost
A) three B) five C) two D) four
A) suplex B) balanced C) surplus D) deficit
A) surplus budget B) deficit budget C) budget D) balanced budget
A) surplus B) deficit C) balanced D) balance balanced budget
A) Treasury bills B) Treasury certificate C) Development stocks D) POS
A) Development stock B) Development plan C) Development projects D) Master plan
A) Appreciation B) Deficit C) Depreciation D) Surplus
A) Net sales B) Network from abroad C) Net tax D) Net income from abroad
A) Personal income B) Personal development C) National savings D) Personal savings
A) Nominal income B) National income C) Real income D) Personal income
A) stock valuations B) currency per earning C) stock exchange D) income per capital
A) C+I+G+(X--M) + subsidies --- Taxes -- Depreciation B) C+G+ I +(X+M) -- subsidies --Taxes --Depreciation C) C+I +G +(M --X) + subsidies -- Taxes -- Depreciation D) C +I + G + Subsidies --- Taxes -- Depreciation
A) six B) four C) five D) three
A) Redistribution of income B) Problem of double counting C) Economic planning D) Index for classification
A) Incomplete information B) Ignorance and illiteracy C) Problems of inflation D) Estimation of assets and liabilities
A) Complex B) True C) False D) No idea
A) Complementary demand B) Composite demand C) Joint demand D) Derived demand
A) Derived demand B) Good demand C) Competitive demand D) Joint demand
A) National Debts B) Development Plan C) National Development D) National Income
A) commercial farming B) subsistence farming C) Plantation farming D) Cooperative farming
A) 4 B) 8 C) 32 D) 12
A) 18 B) 4 C) 30 D) 12
A) composite B) All of the above C) competitive D) derived
A) the lower the price B) the higher the price, the lower the quantity of goods to be demanded and vice versa C) the higher the price ,the lower the quantity of goods to be supplied D) the higher the price , the higher the quantity of goods to be demanded
A) the price of other commodities B) price C) population D) number of producers
A) None of the above B) the higher the price, the higher the quantity of goods to be supplied C) the lower the price,the higher the quantity of goods to supplied D) the higher the price, the higher the quantity of goods to be demanded
A) Weather B) Income of the consumer C) Taxation D) Price
A) Equipment B) Equilibrium C) Supply D) Demand
A) Supply B) Demand C) Want D) No idea
A) Searching B) Lumbering C) Mining D) Agriculture |