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