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Class 12 · Economics
→Two economies have the same market price. Net indirect taxes are ₹410 crore in the first and ₹170 crore in the second. Whose factor cost will be higher and by how much?
Class 12 · Economics
→Factor cost is the same in two years. Net indirect taxes are ₹300 crore in the first year and negative ₹50 crore in the second year. What is the change in market price?
Class 12 · Economics
→Factor cost is ₹6,400 crore. After a 20% rise in net indirect taxes, market price becomes ₹7,120 crore. What were net indirect taxes before the rise?
Class 12 · Economics
→If output at market price is ₹9,000 crore and, after a 25% fall in net indirect taxes, factor cost becomes ₹8,550 crore, what were net indirect taxes before the fall?
Class 12 · Economics
→If net indirect taxes rise from negative ₹110 crore to ₹70 crore, by how much does the gap between market price and factor cost change?
Class 12 · Economics
→If net indirect taxes fall from ₹220 crore to negative ₹60 crore, what is the total change?
Class 12 · Economics
→Initially factor cost exceeded market price by ₹90 crore. Later net indirect taxes increased by ₹65 crore. What will be the new relation?
Class 11 · Economics
→Initially market price was ₹4,200 crore and factor cost was ₹3,880 crore. Later market price rose by ₹180 crore and factor cost rose by ₹70 crore. What was the change in net indirect taxes?
Class 12 · Economics
→If the ratio of indirect taxes to subsidies is 5:9 and net indirect taxes are negative ₹240 crore, what are subsidies?
Class 12 · Economics
→If the ratio of indirect taxes to subsidies is 9:4 and net indirect taxes are ₹350 crore, what are indirect taxes?
Class 12 · Economics
→Market price is 7/8 of factor cost and market price is ₹4,200 crore. What are net indirect taxes?
Class 12 · Economics
→If net indirect taxes are 2/9 of factor cost and market price is ₹5,500 crore, what is factor cost?
Class 12 · Economics
→If GDP at market price is ₹6,000 crore and net indirect taxes are 3/20 of market price, what is GDP at factor cost?
Class 12 · Economics
→Factor cost is ₹4,875 crore and it is 125 percent of market price. What is market price?
Class 12 · Economics
→Market price is ₹4,480 crore and it is 112 percent of factor cost. What is factor cost?
Class 12 · Economics
→If the ratio of factor cost to market price is 19:18 and market price is ₹7,200 crore, what are net indirect taxes?
Class 12 · Economics
→If the ratio of market price to factor cost is 15:14 and factor cost is ₹5,600 crore, what are net indirect taxes?
Class 12 · Economics
→If subsidies are ₹280 crore and they are 80% of indirect taxes, what are net indirect taxes?
Class 12 · Economics
→If indirect taxes are ₹600 crore and subsidies are 35% of indirect taxes, what are net indirect taxes?
Class 12 · Economics
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