Account and Finance Questions Practice Question and Answer

Q:

Other name of Net National Product at market price?

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    National Income
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    Gross Domestic Production
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    Personal Income
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    Per Capital Income
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Answer : 1. "National Income "
Explanation :

NNPMP = GNPMP – depreciation

Q:

The Income of Indians working abroad is-

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    Domestic Income of India
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    Income earned from abroad
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    Net domestic product of India
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    Grave domestic product of India.
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Answer : 2. "Income earned from abroad"
Explanation :

Expl:- NDPmp + NFIA = NNPmp

GDPmp + NFIA + GNPmp

Q:

A rising per Capita Income will indicate a better welfare if it is accompanied by –

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    Unchanged Income distribution overall.
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    Changed Income distribution in favour of rich.
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    Changed Income distribution in favour of poor.
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    Changed Income distribution in favour of Industrial Labour.
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Answer : 3. "Changed Income distribution in favour of poor."
Explanation :

A rising per Capita Income will indicate a better welfare if it is accompanied by changed Income distribution in favour of Poor.

Q:

The Census of Indian agriculture is done by–

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    Production Method
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    Income Method
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    Expenditure Method
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    Consumption Method
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Answer : 1. "Production Method "
Explanation :

Under the consideration of India economy, census of agriculture, is done by production method.

Q:

GDP at factor cost equals–

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    GDP – Indirect Tax + Subsidy
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    GNP – depreciation
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    NNP + depreciation
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    GDP – subsidy + indirect tax.
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Answer : 1. "GDP – Indirect Tax + Subsidy"

Q:

If a country produces consumer goods only and nothing else, then-

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    Standard of living will be highest
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    The country have certain amount of good
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    The country will soon become poor if external trade will not happen
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    The country will gradually become rich if external trade will not happen
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Answer : 3. "The country will soon become poor if external trade will not happen"
Explanation :

If any country will produce only consumer good, then gradually the country will become poor as there will be no exchange of other goods and the economy of that country will highly be affected.

Q:

Which of the following represents the saving of the Private Corporate Sector?

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    Undistributed profits
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    Excess of income over expenditure
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    Dividends paid to shareholders
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    Total profit of a company
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Answer : 1. "Undistributed profits"
Explanation :

For private corporate sector, retained profits adjusted for non operating surplus/deficit is considered as net saving

Q:

Forced saving refers to-

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    Compulsory deposits imposed on income tax payers
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    Provident fund contribution of private sector employees
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    Reduction of consumption consequent to a rise in price
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    Taxes on individual income and wealth
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Answer : 3. "Reduction of consumption consequent to a rise in price"
Explanation :

According to Nobel Prize winner Frederick Wan, Forced Saving in an economic situation in which consumer spend less than their disposable income, not because they want to save but because the goods they seek are not avoidable or because goods are too expensive.

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