National Income One Mark Online Test

National Income One Mark Online Test (12th Standard Economics)

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Net National product at factor cost is also known as

A.National Income B.Domestic Income C.Per capita Income D.Salary

Primary sector is _________

A.Industry B.Trade C.Agriculture D.Construction

National income is measured by using _________ methods.

A.Two B.Three C.Five D.Four

Income method is measured by summing up of all forms of _________

A.Production B.Taxes C.expenditure D.Income

Which is the largest figure?

A.Disposable income B.Personal Income C.NNP D.GNP

Expenditure method is used to estimate national income in _________

A.Construction sector B.Agricultural Sector C.Service sector D.Banking sector

Tertiary sector is also called as _________ sector

A.Service B.Income C.Industrial D.Production

National income is a measure of the _________ performance of an economy.

A.Industrial B.Agricultural C.Economic D.Consumption

Per capita income is obtained by dividing the National income by _________

A.Production B.Population of a country C.Expenditure D.GNP

Q10

GNP = _________ + Net factor income from abroad.

A.NNP B.NDP C.GDP D.Personal income

Q11

NNP stands for _________

A.Net National Product B.National Net product C.National Net Provident D.Net National Provident

Q12

_________ is deducted from gross value to get the net value.

A.Income B.Depreciation C.Expenditure D.Value of final goods

Q13

The financial year in India is _________

A.April 1 to March 31 B.March 1 to April 30 C.March 1 to March 16 D.January 1 to December 31

Q14

When net factor income from abroad is deducted from NNP, the net value is _________

A.Gross National Product B.Disposable Income C.Net Domestic Product D.Personal Income

Q15

The value of NNP at production point is called _________

A.NNP at factor cost B.NNP at market cost C.GNP at factor cost D.Per capita income

Q16

The average income of the country is ….

A.Personal Income B.Per capita income C.Inflation Rate D.Disposal Income

Q17

The value of national income adjusted for inflation is called ….

A.Inflation Rate B.Disposal Income C.GNP D.Real national income

Q18

Which is a flow concept ?

A.Number of shirts B.Total wealth C.Monthly income D.Money supply

Q19

PQLI is the indicator of ………………

A.Economic growth B.Economic welfare C.Economic progress D.Economic development

Q20

The largest proportion of national income comes from …….

A.Private sector B.Local sector C.Public sector D.None of the above

Q21

Who was the Nobel laureate that first introduced the concept of national income?

A.Alfred Marshall B.Simon Kuznets C.Adam Smith D.John Maynard Keynes

Q22

According to Alfred Marshall, the true net annual income of a country is also referred to as which of the following?

A.Gross domestic product B.National dividend C.Personal disposable income D.Net domestic capital

Q23

In the expenditure method of calculating Gross Domestic Product (GDP), what does the term (X - M) represent?

A.Gross private domestic investment B.Government purchases of goods and services C.Net factor income from abroad D.Net exports of goods and services

Q24

Which of the following is subtracted from Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to calculate Net Domestic Product (NDP)?

A.Subsidies B.Depreciation C.Indirect taxes D.Net factor income from abroad

Q25

If current price national income is divided by the ratio of the current year price index to the base year price index (P1 / P0), what is the resulting measure?

A.Per capita nominal income B.Real income at constant price C.Disposable personal income D.Gross domestic product deflator

Q26

How is the GDP deflator calculated?

A.(Nominal GDP / Real GDP) * 100 B.(Real GDP / Nominal GDP) * 100 C.(GDP at Market Prices - Depreciation) * 100 D.(GDP at Factor Cost + Indirect Taxes) * 100

Q27

The product method of measuring national income is also commonly known as which of the following?

A.Factor earning method B.Outlay method C.Inventory method D.Social accounting method

Q28

In India, the gross value of agricultural output is estimated by multiplying the average yield per hectare by the area sown of how many agricultural commodities?

A.12 commodities B.50 commodities C.64 commodities D.100 commodities

Q29

In the income method formula, Y = w + r + i + \pi + (R - P), what does the symbol '\(\pi\)' represent?

A.Personal taxes B.Profits C.Price index D.Portfolio investment

Q30

Under the expenditure method, why are expenditures on the purchase of old shares and bonds in the secondary market excluded from national income?

A.They represent transfer payments by the government B.They do not represent a new flow of goods or services in the current year C.They are already included under corporate profit taxes D.They are classified as capital consumption allowances

Q31

Which of the following is true regarding the concept of factor cost?

A.It includes indirect taxes paid to the government B.It excludes subsidies received from the government C.It represents the cost of production incurred by a firm for using inputs D.It is calculated by adding depreciation to the market price

Q32

To derive Net National Product (NNP) at factor cost from NNP at market price, which adjustment must be made?

A.Add depreciation and subtract subsidies B.Subtract indirect taxes and add subsidies C.Add indirect taxes and subtract subsidies D.Subtract depreciation and add transfer payments

Q33

Due to untrained statistical staff and indifference to official inquiries, the national income estimates in India are estimated to have a margin of error of at least what percentage?

A.2 percent B.5 percent C.10 percent D.20 percent

Q34

Under the social accounting method, which sector specifically handles saving and investment activities?

A.Household sector B.Corporate sector C.Capital sector D.Government sector

Q35

Why does a rise in GDP or per capita income not always promote economic welfare?

A.A greater proportion of capital goods may be produced instead of consumer goods B.Production may generate higher environmental hazards and pollution C.Longer working hours, child labor, or war goods production may drive the rise D.All of the above

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