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NI = NE is an:

A.

Equation

B.

C.

Function

D.

Answer: Option B
2.

Per capita income is:

A.

Income per worker

B.

C.

Income per household

D.

Answer: Option B
3.

If indirect taxes are deducted from NNP and subsidies are added, we achieve:

A.

Personal savings

B.

C.

NI

D.

Answer: Option C
4.

Transfer payments are not included in national income because:

A.

Such payments are made to


persons living abroad

B.

C.

They are illegal

D.

Answer: Option B
5.

To determine the correct level of GNP, it is necessary to:

A.

Add up the values of goods


and services during one year

B.

C.

Count all imports

D.

Answer: Option A
6.

Real national income increases when:

A.

Prices of goods are rising

B.

C.

Quantity of goods and


services increases

D.

Answer: Option C
7.

It is considered as investment:

A.

Construction of a house

B.

C.

Salaries of college professors

D.

Answer: Option A
8.

It is considered as transfer payments:

8.

A.

Salaries of employees

B.

C.

Free medical care to officers

D.

A.

Less than NNP

B.

C.

Equal to NNP

D.

Answer: Option D
9.

GNP is always:

Answer: Option B
10.

The four factor payments are:

A.

Money, capital, salaries, and


income

B.

C.

Money, power, prices, and


wealth

D.

Answer: Option B
1.

It is transfer payment:

A.

Payment of college tuition

B.

C.

Interest paid for a bank loan

D.

Answer: Option B
12.

It is counted in GDP:

A.

Sale price of an old car

B.

C.

A TV set produced this year


but not sold

D.

Answer: Option C
13.

If government increases taxes, private savings:

A.
C.

Increase
Do not change

B.
D.

Answer: Option B
14.

If C=200 and I = 40 then Y will equal to:

A.
C.

160 B.
200 D.

Answer: Option B
15.

Corporate tax is levied on:

A.
C.

Landlords
Big companies

B.
D.

Answer: Option C
16.

If we deduct direct tax from personal income, we get:

16.

A.
C.

Net national income


Disposable income

B.
D.

Answer: Option C
17.

The largest part of national income is:

A.
C.

Consumption
Saving

B.
D.

Answer: Option A
18.

We measure national income by this method:

A.
C.

Expenditure method
Product method

B.
D.

Answer: Option D
19.

Which statement is true?

A.
C.

NNP = GNP - Depreciation


NNP = DPI

B.
D.

Answer: Option A
20.

Transfer payments means:

A.

Bank loans

C.
21.

B.

Tax payments
Direct taxes are not included in:

D.

A.
C.

B.
D.

NNP
DPI

Answer: Option C
22.

When National income is estimated by expenditure method, we include:

A.

All govt. expenditure

B.

C.

All expenditure of the business


D.
sector

Answer: Option D
23.

Which statement is true?

A.

National Expenditure =
National income

B.

C.

National Expenditure =
National income + National
Taxes

D.

Answer: Option A
24.

Which statement is true?

A.

National Income = National


Expenditure - indirect taxes

B.

C.

NI = NNP - indirect taxes

D.

Answer: Option C

25.

There are methods of measuring national income:

A.
C.

5 B.
1 D.

Answer: Option D
26.

If we compare GDP and GNP, then:

A.

GNP = GDP - net income from


abroad

B.

C.

GNP = NNP - net income from


abroad

D.

Answer: Option B
27.

It is deducted from GNP to get NNP:

A.
C.

Indirect taxes
Direct taxes

B.
D.

Answer: Option B
28.

Select the correct statements:

A.

Transfer payments are


included in national income

B.

C.

Taxes are not included in NNP

D.

Answer: Option B
29.

Which is the largest figure:

A.
C.

NNP
DPI

B.
D.

Answer: Option B
30.

Which is a flow concept:

A.
C.

Number of my shirts
My total wealth

B.
D.

Answer: Option B
31.

To avoid double counting when GDP is estimated, economist:

A.
C.

Use GDP deflator


Use retail prices

B.
D.

Answer: Option B
32.

A TV set purchased from a retail store is an example of:

A.
C.

Intermediate good
Surplus goods

B.
D.

Answer: Option D
33.

It is deducted from GNP to find NNP:

A.

Savings

B.

C.

Depreciation allowance

D.

33.

Answer: Option C
34.

Undistributed profits are considered:

A.

Income earned but not


received

B.

C.

Income earned and received

D.

A.

Total sales in the economy

B.

C.

The market value of all goods


and series produced in an
economy

D.

Answer: Option A
35.

GNP is:

Answer: Option C
36.

GNP includes:

A.
C.

A loan from a bank


Gifts and donations

B.
D.

Answer: Option D
37.

In terms of national income accounts, multiple counting refers to:

A.

The addition to GNP of


multiple units of a good

B.

C.

The inclusion in GNP of gross


spending and taxes

D.

A.

Gross Investment minus


household Investment

B.

C.

Gross Investment minus


capital consumption allowance

D.

A.

DPI minus personal taxes

B.

C.

DPI minus income earned but


not received

D.

Answer: Option B
38.

Net Investment is:

Answer: Option C
Explanation:
39.

PI is equivalent to:

Answer: Option D
40.

Market value of all final goods and services produced in a country during a year is definition of:

A.
C.

NI
GNP

B.
D.

40.

Answer: Option C
41.

Investment spending includes the purchase of:

A.

Stocks

B.

C.

Residential construction

D.

Answer: Option C
42.

Which of the following would not be included in GNP:

A.

Govt. transfer payments

B.

C.

Govt. purchase of an airplane

D.

Answer: Option A
43.

Consumption spending does not include:

A.

Household's purchase of food

B.

C.

Household's payment of rent


for an apartment

D.

A.

Total exports plus total


imports

B.

C.

Total imports minus total


exports

D.

Answer: Option D
44.

Net exports are:

Answer: Option B
45.

National Income is:

A.

Total income spent in the


economy
NNP minus the capital

C.
consumption allowance
Answer & Explanation

B.
D.

Answer: Option D
46.

Which of the following is not included in personal Income:

A.

Social security benefits

B.

C.

Undistributd corporate profits

D.

A.

Part of personal consumption


spending

B.

C.

Included in NI but not in PI

D.

Answer: Option C
47.

Traffic fines are:

Answer: Option D
48.

Govt. transfer payment include:

48.

A.
C.
49.

Social security benefits


Student scholarships

B.
D.

Answer: Option D
Which of the following would increse level of national income?

A.

An increase in taxation.

B.

C.

A reduction in consumer
spending

D.

Answer: Option D
50.

National income is a measure of:

A.

The size of government


revenue

B.

C.

Total increase in wages in a


year

D.

Answer: Option B
51.

In calculating national income which one will not be included:

A.
C.

Exports
Wages of a lecturer

B.
D.

Answer: Option D
52.

In circular flow model

A.

Households own the resources

B.

C.

Household income is limited to


wages and salaries

D.

Answer: Option A
53.

A country is poor if it has:

A.

Less production of goods per


capita

B.

C.

Less amount of foreign


currency

D.

Answer: Option A
54.

A country is poor if it has:

A.

Less amount of gold

B.

C.

Less amount of foreign


currency

D.

Answer: Option D
55.

It is transfer payment:

A.
C.

Bus fare
Pension

B.
D.

Answer: Option C
56.

They have a functional relation

A.

Consumption and national


income

B.

56.

C.

Consumption and investment

D.

Answer: Option A
57.

This is NOT a method of measure national income:

A.

By adding all incomes

B.

C.

By adding money value of all


production

D.

Answer: Option D
58.

Gross national product includes:

A.

A loan from one's parents

B.

C.

A loan from, other countries

D.

Answer: Option D
59.

It is considered as investment in national accounting:

A.

Construction of a house

B.

C.

Purchase of a new shirt

D.

Answer: Option A
60.

It is considered as transfer payment:

A.

Salary of an employee

B.

C.

Payment of house rent

D.

A.

Less than NNP

B.

C.

Equal to NNP

D.

Answer: Option D
61.

GNP is always:

Answer: Option B
62.

The four factor payments are:

A.

Money, capital, salaries, and


income

B.

C.

Money, power, prices and


wealth

D.

Answer: Option B
63.

Macroeconomics is concerned with:

A.

Aggregate economic activity

B.

C.

How to produce goods

D.

Answer: Option A
64.

Which of the following is not macroeconomics:

64.

A.

Inflation

B.

C.

The level of output in the


economy

D.

Answer: Option D
65.

A closed economy is best described as one in which:

A.
C.

B.
D.

There are no monopolies


No externalities

Answer: Option D
66.

In economics, one or more persons living in a joint family are called a:

A.
C.

B.
D.

Business firm
Super family

Answer: Option D
67.

The largest type of income in the Pakistan is:

A.
C.

Rental income

B.
D.

A.

Must be a democracy

B.

C.

Is that interacts with other


economies

D.

Compensation f employees

Answer: Option A
68.

An open economy:

Answer: Option C
69.

Which of the following is transfer payment:

A.
C.

Paument of college tuition fee


Payment of interest

B.
D.

Answer: Option B
70.

Which of the following is counted in GDP:

A.

Sale of used car

B.

C.

A TV set produced this year


but not sold

D.

Answer: Option C
71.

If government increases taxes, private savings:

A.
C.

Increase
Become negative

B.
D.

Answer: Option B
72.

If C = 200 and I = 40 then Y will equal to:

A.
C.

160 B.
200 D.

Answer: Option B
73.

Corporate tax is levied on:

A.

Landlords

B.

73.

C.

Joint stock companies

D.

Answer: Option C
74.

If we deduct direct taxes from personal income, we get

A.
C.

Net national income


Disposable income

B.
D.

Answer: Option C
75.

The largest part of national income goes to:

A.
C.

Consumption
Saving

B.
D.

Answer: Option A
76.

We measure national income by this method:

A.
C.

Expenditure method
Product method

B.
D.

Answer: Option D
77.

Which statement is true?

A.
C.

NNP = GNP - Depreciation

B.

NNP - DPI

Answer: Option A
78.

Transfer payments mean:

A.

Bank loans

B.

C.

Tax payments

D.

Answer: Option B
79.

Direct taxes are not included in:

A.
C.

NNP
DPI

B.
D.

Answer: Option C
80.

When national income is estimated by expenditure method, we include:

A.

All govt. expenditure

B.

C.

All expenditure of the business


D.
sector

Answer: Option D
81.

Which statement is true?

A.

Nationl Expenditure = National


B.
income

C.

Nationl Expenditure = National


D.
income + Taxes

Answer: Option A
82.

Which statement is true?

A.

National Income = National


expenditure - indirect taxes

B.

C.

NI = NNP - indirect taxes

D.

Answer: Option C
83.

There are methods of measuring national income:

A.
C.
Answer & Explanation

5 B.
1 D.

Answer: Option D
84.

If we compare GDP and GNP, then:

A.

GNP = GDP - net income from


abroad

B.

C.

GNP = NNP - net income from


abroad

D.

Answer: Option B
85.

It is deducted from GNP to get NNP:

A.
C.

Indirect taxes
Direct taxes

B.
D.

Answer: Option B
86.

It is added to GDP to get GNP

A.
C.

Depreciation allowance
Subsidies

B.
D.

Answer: Option D
87.

Select the correct statement:

A.

Transfer payment are included


in national income

B.

C.

Taxes are not included in NNP

D.

Answer: Option B
88.

Which is the largest figure:

A.
C.

NNP
DPI

B.
D.

Answer: Option B
89.

Which is a flow concept:

A.
C.

Number of my shirts
My monthly income

B.
D.

Answer: Option C
90.

To avoid double counting when GDP is estimated, economists:

90.

A.
C.
Answer: Option B

Use GDP deflator


Use retail prices

B.
D.

Identity
None of these

Income per head


Income per industrial unit

es are added, we achieve:


DPI
Per capita income

me because:

Double counting would result


There is no method to account for these

y to:

Add up all savings


Add up the value of semi finished goods

National savings increase

None of the above

Purchase of an old house

Both (a) & (b)

et:

Bonus of bank employees


Unemployment allowance paid by govt.

Greater than NNP

Any of (a), (b), (c)

Wages, rent, interest and profits


Wages, interest, salaries and income

A social security payment


Payment for a leased car

Purchase of 100 shares of PSO

The leisure people consume

Decrease
Will become zero

240
None of the above

Municipal corporations
Importers

Personal saving
Per capita income

Investment
Transfer payments

Income method
All of the above

NNP = NI
None of these

The payment without work


Payment made to all factors of production
PI
(a) and (c) of above

method, we include:
All households expenditure
All of the above

National Expenditure = National income + National


production

National Expenditure = National income - Taxes

NI = GNP - NNP
NI = PI

2
3

GNP = GDP + net income from abroad


GNP = NNP + net income from abroad

Depreciation
Transfer payments

Depreciation allowance is a part of GNP


GDP means Gross Direct Production

GNP
PI

My monthly income
Money supply

conomist:
Calculate value added at each stage of production
Use price only intermediate goods

e of:
Capital goods
Final goods

Direct taxes
Subsidies

Income received but not earned


None of the above

Total monetary transactions in an economy

Total spending in an economy

Al loan from one's parents


A broker's commission

ting refers to:

Counting currently produced goods more than once

Counting both goods and services

Gross Investment minus govt. Investment

None of the above

DPI plus unearned receipts


NI plus unearned receipts minus earnings not received
(taxes)

d in a country during a year is definition of:


NNP
Consumpt

Govt. bonds
All of the above

:
Payment for construction of state high way
Salary paid for the presidents secretary

Household's purchase of car

Household's purchase of stock in any XYZ corporation

Total exports minus total imports


Total exports divided by total imports

Sum of disposable personal income and saving

Total income earned in producing the national product

come:
Dividend payments
Interest received from saving certificates

Excluded from national income accounts


Included in PI but not in Disposable PI

Welfare benefits
All of the above

al income?
A reduction in government spending
An increase in exports

Payments made to factors of production


Total production of goods in a period
included:
Undistributed by firms
Old age pensions

There are never international transactions


Financial markets ensure that the federal govt.'s
budget is balanced annually

Less amount of gold


Less exports

Less amount of local currency


Less GNP per capita

College fee
Salary

Consumption and saving

All of the above

By adding all expenditure

By adding all money supply in the country

A loan from a domestic bank


None of the above

g:

Purchase of a running hotel


Increase in salaries of professors

Bouus paid to bank employees


Unemployment allowance paid by govt.

Greater than NNP


Greater in many years but less in others

Wages, rent, interest and profits


Wages, interest, salaries and income

Spending decisions of households


How to but stocks and bonds

Unemployment
Level of wages in garment industry

:
No corporations
No international trade

family are called a:


Social gathering
Household

Proprietors income
Corporate profits

Is one without taxes


Means world economy

Payment for social security


Payment for a leased car

Purchase of shares of PSO (company)

The leisure enjoyed by people

Decrease
Do not change

240
None of these

Municipal corporations

Importers

get
Personal saving
Percapita income

Investment
Transfer payment

Income method
Any of the above

NNP = NI

The payment without work


Payments made to all factors of production

PI
(a) and (c) of above

method, we include:
All household expenditure
All of the above

Nationl Expenditure = National income + National


savings

Nationl Expenditure = National income - Taxes

conomists:

NI = GNP - NNP
NI = PI

2
3

GNP = GDP + net income from abroad


GNP = NNP + net income from abroad

Depreciation
Transfer payment

Direct taxes
Net income from abroad

Depreciation allowance is a part of GNP


GDP means Gross Direct Production

GNP
PI

My total wealth
Money supply

Calculte value added at each stage of production


Use price of only intermediate goods

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