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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

In a year both indirect taxes and subsidies increase by ₹20 crore. Other things remaining the same, what happens to the gap between market price and factor cost?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

How are direct taxes treated while converting market price into factor cost?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

If net indirect taxes are negative ₹30 crore and factor cost is ₹500 crore, then what is market price?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

If the difference between market price and factor cost is ₹90 crore and indirect taxes are ₹140 crore, then what are subsidies?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

If GDP at market price is ₹700 crore, GDP at factor cost is ₹650 crore and subsidies are ₹20 crore, then what are indirect taxes?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

If GDP at factor cost is constant and subsidies rise while indirect taxes remain unchanged then what happens to GDP at market price?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

Which change can increase GDP at factor cost while leaving GDP at market price unchanged?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

Which income is included in GDP at factor cost?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

If net indirect taxes are zero in an economy then which statement must be true?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

Which of the following will reduce a positive gap between market price and factor cost?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

Which of the following will increase the gap between market price and factor cost?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

How is a subsidy given to a producer treated when converting factor cost into market price?

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Class 12 · Economics · Easy

The market price of a good is ₹150. Its indirect tax is ₹25 and subsidy is ₹10. What is its factor cost?

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Class 12 · Economics · Easy

The factor cost of a good is ₹80 with an indirect tax of ₹12 and a subsidy of ₹5. What is its market price?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

NNP at factor cost is ₹2,000 crore. Indirect taxes are ₹250 crore and subsidies are ₹50 crore. What is NNP at market price?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

GDP at market price is ₹1,500 crore. Indirect taxes are ₹180 crore and subsidies are ₹30 crore. What is GDP at factor cost?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

Which characteristic does not change while converting market price into factor cost?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

What is obtained by adding net indirect taxes to NDP at factor cost?

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Class 12 · Economics · Medium

What is obtained by subtracting net indirect taxes from GNP at market price?

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Class 12 · Economics · Easy

If indirect taxes are ₹35 crore and subsidies are ₹60 crore, then what are net indirect taxes?

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