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181.

Under which market condition do firms have excess capacity?

  • Perfect competition

  • Monopolistic competition

  • Duopoly

  • Oligopoly

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182.

Price theory is also known as

  • Macro Economics

  • Development Economics

  • Public Economics

  • Micro Economics

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183.

National Income is the

  • Net National Product at market price

  • Net National Product at factor cost

  • Net Domestic Product at market price

  • Net Domestic Product at factor cost

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184.

At present, India is following

  • fixed exchange rate

  • floating exchange rate

  • pegged up exchange rate

  • pegged down exchange rate

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185.

Which one of the following is not a method of estimating National Income?

  • Expenditure Method

  • Product Method

  • Matrix Method

  • Income Method

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186.

Formalised system of trading agreements with groups of countries is known as

  • trading blocks

  • trade ventures

  • trade partners

  • trade organisations

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187.

What does the letter 'e' denotes in the term 'e'-banking?

  • Essential Banking

  • Economic Banking

  • Electronic Banking

  • Expansion Banking


C.

Electronic Banking

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188.

Which of the following is the Regulator of the credit rating agencies in India?

  • RBI

  • SBI

  • SIDBI

  • SEBI

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189.

If the marginal return increases at a diminishing rate, the total return

  • increases

  • decreases

  • remains constant

  • becomes zero

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190.

The law of increasing Returns means

  • increasing cost

  • decreasing cost

  • increasing production

  • increasing income

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