NI AGGREGATES

Financial help to a victim is

• Transfer payment

• Factor payment

• Net factor income from abroad

• None of these

which of the following is an example of normal resident of India

• Foreign worker working in WHO located in India

• The German working as director in IMF office located in India

• Ambassador in India from rest of the world

• Ambassador of India in rest of the world

domestic product is equal to

• National product+ net factor income from abroad

• National product-net factor income from abroad

• National product DIVIDE net factor income from abroad

• National product x factor income from abroad

National income refers to

• Factor income only

• Income of only normal resident of the country

• The sum total of domestic income and net factor income from abroad

• All of these

The difference between national income and domestic income is that that of

• Net indirect taxes

• Net factor income from abroad

• Consumption of fixed capital

• Both a and b

National income includes

• Old age pension

• Money sent by an NRI to his family in India

• Transfer payments from rest of the world

• None of these

Which one includes depreciation

• GNP at MP

• NNP at MP

• NNP at FC

• None of these

Net indirect taxes are estimated as

• Indirect tax + subsidies

• Subsidies - indirect taxes

• Indirect taxes - subsidies

• Both b and C

increase in price of commodities due to increase in taxes assumes relevance in the estimation of NNP at MP. Because

• Taxes are compulsory paymente

• Taxes are transfer payment

• Taxes are paid out of income of the household

• Taxes cause a risk in market market, price of the commodities, which otherwise would have been sold at a lower price

which one leads to factor cost

• Market price -indirect tax

• Market price - net indirect taxes

• Market price + indirect tax

• Market price + net indirect tax