Indian Economy

Q. In which of the following sequences the change in quantity of money leads to change in price level in the Keynesian models?

A
Change in quantity of money - change in employment and output - change in investment - change in the rate of interest - change in price level
B
Change in quantity of money - change in investment - change in rate of interest - change in employment and output - change in price level
C
Change in quantity of money - change in investment - change in employment and output - change in rate of interest - change in price level
D
Change in quantity of money - change in rate of interest - change in investment - change in employment and output - change in price level

Correct Answer

Change in quantity of money - change in rate of interest - change in investment - change in employment and output - change in price level

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    A)expenditure tax
    B)agricultural income tax
    C)entertainment tax
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    A)General Secretary of Lok Sabha
    B)Secretary of Planning Commission
    C)Secretary of Finance Ministry
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    Answer: Secretary of Planning Commission
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    C)M. S. Swaminathan
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    B)Andhra Pradesh
    C)Kerala
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    B)four-tier structure
    C)two-tier structure
    D)five-tier structure
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  • Q. The central banking functions in India are performed by the I=Central Bank of India II=Reserve Bank of India III=State Bank of India IV=Punjab National Bank
    A)II
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    C)November 2004
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    B)I, III
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  • Q. SEBI which was established in April 1988 stands for:
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    B)Securities and Exchange Bureau of India
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