- A. ICICI
- B. SBI
- C. RBI
- D. NABARD
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) acts as the banker to the Government of India, managing its accounts, public debt, and payments. ICICI, SBI, and NABARD are commercial or development banks that do not perform the function of a central bank for the state.
- A. Karl Pearson
- B. Francis Galton
- C. Spearman
- D. Ragnar Frisch
The term 'Econometrics' was coined by Ragnar Frisch, a Norwegian economist, who also co-founded the Econometric Society. Karl Pearson, Francis Galton, and Spearman are primarily associated with statistics and psychology, not the coining of this specific term.
- A. Ricardo
- B. Adam Smith
- C. Malthus
- D. J.M. Keynes
MEC stands for Marginal Efficiency of Capital. This concept was introduced by J.M. Keynes in his seminal work, 'The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money'. Ricardo, Adam Smith, and Malthus belong to the Classical school of economics.
- A. Gandhian Plan
- B. People’s Plan
- C. Vishveshwaraya Plan
- D. Bombay Plan
The Gandhian Plan, proposed by S.N. Agarwal in 1944, focused on agriculture, small-scale industries, and the development of the rural economy, reflecting the Gandhian ideology of village self-sufficiency.
- A. C+S+T+(X-M)
- B. C+I+G
- C. C+S+T+Rf
- D. C+S+G+(X-M)
Aggregate supply in an open economy is represented by the sum of Consumption (C), Savings (S), Taxes (T), and Net Imports (Imports minus Exports, which here includes the net flow). Option (a) C+S+T+(X-M) correctly identifies the components of the total income/expenditure flow.
- A. Pharmaceutical
- B. Banking
- C. Insurance
- D. Atomic energy
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- B. France
- C. Russia
- D. Germany
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- B. Russia
- C. China
- D. America
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Log in to view solution →- A. Only export
- B. Personal demand
- C. Only import
- D. Government expenditure
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Log in to view solution →- A. Inter-regional
- B. External
- C. Home
- D. Internal
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Log in to view solution →- A. Value of money is increasing
- B. Prices are rising
- C. Prices are remaining the same
- D. Prices are falling
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- B. Two
- C. Four
- D. Three
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Log in to view solution →- A. Soil Stabilization
- B. Timber harvesting industry
- C. Climate Stabilization
- D. Natural afforestation
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Log in to view solution →- A. No quid pro quo
- B. Failure to pay is offence
- C. Compulsory
- D. All the above
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Log in to view solution →- A. Adam Smith
- B. J.M. Keynes
- C. Samuelson
- D. Karl Marx
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- B. July 1962
- C. July 1992
- D. July 1972
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Log in to view solution →- A. Investment function
- B. Consumption function
- C. Aggregate demand function
- D. Savings function
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- B. Demand for money
- C. Total supply of money
- D. Supply of legal tender money
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- B. Production
- C. GNP
- D. Population of a Country
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Log in to view solution →- A. Bretton Woods Conference
- B. Pandung Conference
- C. Doha Conference
- D. Dunkel Draft
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