This decrease in value of fixed assets

Quantity measured over a specified period of time.

quantity measured over at a particular point of time.

Addition to its production capacity in terms of its additional acquisition of produced means of production during an accounting year

Total Supply of capital goods.

Addition to the stock of unsold goods or of raw material

Quantity of a variable measured at a particular point of time

Quantity of a variable measured over a specified period of time.

Water in a reservoir

Quantity of money supply

Income per year

Deposits with a bank

Variable which increases stock of fixed assets of the producers during the period of an accounting year.

Capacity in terms of additional acquisition of produced means of production during an accounting year.

Variables which cause a contraction in the process of production

Variables which cause an expansion in the process of production.

Value of all final goods and services produced within the domestic territory of a country during a period of one year.

Value of the final products and services manufactured by a country’s residents, regardless of the production location.

Sum total of factor income generated within the domestic territory of a country during a period of one year

None of the above.

NFIA

Net Indirect tax

Depreciation

Indirect Tax

i NFIA ii Net Indirect tax iii depreciation

i Depreciation ii NFIA iii Net Indirect tax

i depreciation, ii Net Indirect tax iii NFIA

i Net Indirect tax ii depreciation iii NFIA

GDP which is computed at constant prices/ base year price

GDP which is calculated by using the current year price.

It is a real indicator of economic growth.

option 1 and 3

$\frac{\text{Real GDP}}{\text{Nominal GDP}}X\ 100$

$\frac{\text{change in real GDP}}{\text{Nominal GDP}}$ $X\ 100$

$\frac{\text{change in nominal GDP}\ }{\text{Real GDP}}X100$

RS 835,000

Rs 530,000

Rs 1,290,000

Rs 380,000

80

125

100

105

No. •As it is a foreign bank profit will not be included in the domestic factor income of India.

No. Profit of foreign bank will not be included in National Income

Yes. •As the foreign bank is situated within the domestic territory of India so it will be included in National income of India.

Yes. As the foreign bank is situated within the domestic territory of India so it will be included in the domestic factor income of India.

It is a transfer payment , so it is not included inn national income.

It is included in national income because it is a factor income.

It will not be included in the domestic factor income of India as it is earned outside the domestic territory of India

It will be included in the domestic factor income of India as it is the part of NFIA

It is not included because it is a foreign embassy.

It is included in national income because it is factor income from abroad

It is included in national income because it is located in India

It is not included because it is domestic territory of Russia

It is not included because the loan is taken for consumption.

It is not included because the loan is transfer payment.

It is included because the loan is a part of SSI

It is included because it is a factor income

It is included because it is imputed expenditure.

It is included because it is factor income

It is not included because it own property.

It is not included because it is not productive.

It is not included in NI because it is not productive.

It is included because it is reward for rendering productive services.

It is a windfall gain so it is excluded.

It is included because it is a transfer payment.

320

250

510

170

Rs 5500 lakh

Rs 5000 lakh

Rs 5700 lakh

None of the above