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Class 12 · Economics
→What is the strongest clue to identify a capital good?
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→What is the strongest clue to identify an intermediate good?
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→If the same vegetables are bought by a family for cooking at home, how will they be counted?
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→If a restaurant buys vegetables to prepare meals, how will the vegetables be counted?
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→What is the correct distinction between raw material and capital good?
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→Why can capital goods be treated as final goods in national income calculation?
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→In which situation will milk be considered a final consumption good?
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→In which situation will milk be considered an intermediate good?
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→A machine used in production for more than one year is generally called what?
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→Which option correctly classifies a good according to its use?
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→A car bought by a company for production-related work can be what type of good?
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→If a family buys a car for private use, in which category will it generally fall?
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→If a car dealer buys a car for selling, what type of good is that car?
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→How can a capital good be included in final goods?
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→What is the correct difference between cloth bought by a tailor and the tailor's sewing machine?
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→What problem arises if intermediate goods are added separately in national income measurement?
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→Why does the classification change when the same flour is bought for making bread at home and by a bakery for producing bread?
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→On what basis is it decided whether a good is a final good or an intermediate good?
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→What is the safest rule for classifying goods in this chapter?
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