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The goods market equilibrium is analogous to
 
Investment=Saving
 
Consumption=Investment
 
Saving=Consumption
 
Export=Import
 
 
 
A rise in mark up and fall in unemployment will
 
Lower price setting condition and raise wage setting condition
 
Lower both price and wage setting conditions
 
Raise price setting condition and lower wage setting condition
 
Raise both price and wage setting conditions
 
 
 
Natural rate of unemployment ensures
 
No unemployment
 
Clearing of labour market
 
Maximum unemployment
 
Actual unemployment
 
 
 
If CRR is raised and Repo rate is lowered then
 
Money in circulation increases
 
Money in circulation falls
 
Money in circulation remains unchanged
 
Ambiguous
 
 
 
If money supply becomes more responsive to rate of interest, then
 
Crowding out effect falls
 
Crowding out effect rises
 
Crowding out effect remains unchanged
 
 
 
The backward bending portion of labour supply depicts
 
Substitution effect = Income effect
 
Substitution effect > Income effect
 
Substitution effect < Income effect
 
 
 
Saving is a leakage
 
Always true
 
Always false
 
May or may not be
 
 
 
Interest responsiveness of money demand affects
 
Only slope of money demand
 
Only intercept of money demand
 
Neither intercept nor slope of money demand
 
Both intercept and slope of money demand
 
 
 
An expansionary fiscal policy coupled with expansionary monetary policy will give
 
Higher income with lower rate of interest
 
Lower income with higher rate of interest
 
Higher income with ambiguity in rate of interest
 
Lower rate of interest with ambiguity in income
 
 
 
Classical AS curve is
 
Negatively sloped
 
Positively sloped
 
Zero sloped
 
Infinite sloped
 
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