According to Keynes, firms decide current output mainly by A Past year profits B Population growth rate C Gold reserve
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Chapter 8: Determination of Income and Employment (Set-3)
In a simple economy, equilibrium can also be stated as A C equals Y B S equals I C G
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Under classical theory, the interest rate mainly balances A Imports and exports B Tax and subsidy C Saving and investment
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In classical theory, what mainly ensures full employment in the long run A Wage flexibility B Price controls C Subsidy
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When money is used to compare the value of a bicycle and a phone, it is serving as A Unit
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Money is called the “most liquid asset” mainly because it A Converts instantly to goods B Gives highest return C
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If a shopkeeper accepts ₹500 without checking the buyer’s needs, this best shows money as A Unit of account B
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Money is called a “medium of exchange” because it A Stores wealth always B Measures population size C Helps buy
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In a barter system, the biggest difficulty in exchange is A No need of money B Fixed prices exist C
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A country’s GDP will NOT change if residents buy more A Domestic vegetables B Local bus tickets C New local
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