A.6.25 million
B.6.75 million
C.7.25 million
D.7.75 million
A.Duopoly
B.Bilateral monopoly
C.Monopoly
D.Perfect competition
E.None of the above
A.The average daily wage
B.The purchasing power of his earnings
C.The money value of his production
D.The actual amount paid in lieu of work done
E.Any of the above
A.Co-existence of private and public sectors
B.Economic welfare
C.Economic equality
D.Govt. control over huge capital investment industries
A.less than its intrinsic value
B.more than its intrinsic value
C.same as its intrinsic value
A.elastic demand
B.inelastic demand
C.no demand
A.cooperative
B.partnership firm
C.public limited company
D.All of the above
A.The number of people in a particular area
B.The geographical area saved by the producers
C.The number of sales of the product recorded annually
D.The number of potential buyers of the product
E.The volume of potential sales of the product
A.All industries
B.Only small and medium industries
C.Industries which volunteer for the same
D.The industries notified by Government
E.The trade unions notified by Government
A.Adds to consumption
B.Adds to production minus what it takes away from the national product in the form of consumption
C.Adds to saving and investment
D.Adds to reproducible resources
E.None of the above
