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Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→If nominal NNP rises by 10% and the general price level also rises by about 10%, what is the most appropriate conclusion about real NNP?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→Which option correctly distinguishes current-price NNP and constant-price NNP?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→If depreciation rises sharply while GNP remains the same, what will happen to NNP?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→In the context of NNP, what is the most accurate meaning of replacement investment?
Class 12 · Economics · Hard
→If NNP at factor cost is falling while NNP at market price is constant, which reason is possible?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→Which statement about NNP at factor cost and NNP at market price is the most accurate?
Class 12 · Economics · Hard
→If GDP at market price is 7,000 crore, NNP at factor cost is 6,180 crore, NFIA is 160 crore, and depreciation is 520 crore, what is NIT?
Class 12 · Economics · Hard
→If the difference between GDP at market price and NNP at factor cost is to be found, which three components are the main adjustments?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→If NFIA is positive, what will be the effect on the relation between GDP and GNP?
Class 12 · Economics · Hard
→Which type of income will not be included in the factor-income basis of NNP?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→Why can self-consumed agricultural output be included in NNP?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→What is the rationale for including imputed rent of owner-occupied houses in NNP?
Class 12 · Economics · Easy
→Which of the following statements about Net National Product at Market Price (NNP_MP) is correct?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→Which option correctly shows the components of NNP_FC under the income method?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→Which caution is most appropriate while linking NNP with welfare?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→If GNP at market price (GNPₘₚ) is ₹6,400 crore, NNP at factor cost (NNPꜰᴄ) is ₹5,700 crore, and depreciation is ₹420 crore, what is Net Indirect Tax (NIT)?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→In which situation will the difference between GNP at market price (GNP_MP) and NNP at factor cost (NNP_FC) not be only depreciation?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→What limitation arises when unpaid household services are generally excluded from NNP?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
→If GNP at market price (GNPₘₚ) is ₹5,200 crore, NNP at factor cost (NNP𝒻𝒸) is ₹4,520 crore, and net indirect taxes (NIT) are ₹180 crore, what is the amount of depreciation?
Class 12 · Economics · Medium
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