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National Income Measurement Methods Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the output method of measuring national income also known as?

a)

Income Method

b)

Product Method

c)

Expenditure Method

d)

Factor Cost Method

2.

Which sectors are included in the output method?

a)

Only commerce

b)

Only agriculture

c)

Agriculture, mining, and manufacturing

d)

Only services

3.

What does the Final Goods Approach focus on?

a)

Total production costs

b)

Intermediate goods

c)

Government subsidies

d)

Final goods ready for consumption

4.

What is avoided by using the Final Goods Approach?

a)

Underestimation

b)

Double counting

c)

Single counting

d)

Overestimation

5.

What is the Value Added Approach used for?

a)

To measure consumer spending

b)

To estimate government revenue

c)

To avoid double counting

d)

To calculate total production

6.

What is included in the calculation of GNP using the Income Method?

a)

Government revenue

b)

Sales of second-hand goods

c)

Wages and profits

d)

Transfer payments

7.

Which of the following should be ignored in the Income Method?

a)

Rent from properties

b)

Transfer payments

c)

Income from self-consumption

d)

Undistributed profits

8.

What does the Expenditure Method sum up?

a)

Total income of citizens

b)

Total expenditure incurred by society

c)

Total government revenue

d)

Total production costs

9.

What type of goods should be ignored in the inventory Method?

a)

Final goods

b)

Intermediate goods

c)

Consumer goods

d)

Durable goods

10.

What is the formula for calculating GNP using the Income Method?

a)

NI = C + I + G + (X-M)

b)

NI = R + W + I + P + MI + (X-M) + (R-P)

c)

NI = Total production - Total costs

d)

NI = Exports - Imports

11.

Which method is widely used in underdeveloped countries?

a)

Income Method

b)

Expenditure Method

c)

Output Method

d)

Value Added Method

12.

What should be deducted from market prices for accurate estimation of national income?

a)

Subsidies

b)

Indirect taxes

c)

Final goods

d)

Intermediate goods

13.

What is the main focus of the Expenditure Method?

a)

Income distribution

b)

Total consumption and investment expenditure

c)

Production costs

d)

Government spending

14.

What is the precaution regarding second-hand goods in the Expenditure Method?

a)

They should be included

b)

They should be ignored

c)

They should be estimated

d)

They should be valued

15.

What is the role of indirect taxes in national income estimation?

a)

They are not relevant

b)

They should be deducted

c)

They should be ignored

d)

They should be added

16.

What does the term 'imputed value' refer to?

a)

Value of intermediate goods

b)

Value of second-hand goods

c)

Value of goods for self-consumption

d)

Value of government subsidies

17.

Which method is popular in advanced countries like the U.S.A. and U.K.?

a)

Output Method

b)

Value Added Method

c)

Expenditure Method

d)

Income Method

18.

What is the main challenge of the Expenditure Method?

a)

Calculating indirect taxes

b)

Estimating self-consumption

c)

Avoiding double counting

d)

Data collection

19.

What is the purpose of the precautions listed in the text?

a)

To simplify calculations

b)

To ensure accurate national income estimation

c)

To promote government policies

d)

To encourage consumer spending

20.

What is the main focus of the Output Method?

a)

Consumer behavior

b)

Government spending

c)

Production output

d)

Income distribution