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    Review questions

    Macroeconomics deals with a. firms b. industriesc. economy as a whole

    Macroeconomics has two important schools of thought.

    What are they? a. Old school and new school b. NewKeynesians and New Classical school c. Rightists

    And Leftists

    What is one of the main feature of the New Keynesian

    School? a. Price rigidity b. supply rigidity c. demand

    rigidity

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    GDP is

    a.value of all final goods and services produced in

    the country within a given period b. value of all goodsand services produced in the country within a given

    period c. value of all goods and services produced

    in the country within a given period by the citizens of

    the country

    GDP at factor cost is

    a.GDP at market prices minus indirect taxes

    b. GDP at market prices minus income taxes

    c. GDP at market prices minus depreciation

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    IfGDP>GNP,

    a. domestic residents (Indians) are earning

    less abroad than what foreigners are earning in Indiab. domestic residents (Indians) are earning

    more abroad than what foreigners are earning in India

    c. domestic residents (Indians) are earning

    what foreigners are earning in India

    National Income (NI) = Indirect Taxes

    Fill up the blank with one of the options given below:

    a. GDPb. GNP

    c. NNP

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    PERSONALDISPOSABLE INCOME = PERSONAL

    INCOME .

    Fill in the blank with one of the options given below:

    a. Sales tax

    b. Personal tax

    c. NNP

    In the Expenditure approach (for measuring GDP),

    AGGREGATE DEMAND is equal to,

    a. Consumption +Investmentb. Consumption + Investment + Govt. spending

    c. Consumption + Investment + Govt. spending + Net

    exports

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    Aggregate demand can be shifted by,

    a. Monetary policy only

    b. Fiscal policy only

    c. Both monetary and fiscal policy

    Is full employment level of output always equal to

    Equilibrium output?

    a. No

    b. Yes

    c. Cant say

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    Assume that forIndia, Savings = 750, Investment = 770

    Budget Deficit = 150. It means that,

    a. Indian exports are greater (in value terms) thanimports

    b. Indian imports are greater (in value terms) than

    exports

    c. Indian exports are equal (in value terms) to Indianimports

    Output is at its equilibrium level

    a. when output produced is equal to output demandedb. when output produced is greater than output

    demanded

    c. when output produced is less than output demanded

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    Answer the following:

    a. Explain the concept of multiplier (consumption)

    b. Assume that c (MPC) is 0.8 and t (tax rate) is 25%.

    If government increases spending by Rs 5,00,000,

    what is the change in the economys output? Explainwith the help of a diagram how govt. spending

    increases the level of output in the economy.

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    c. The govt. wants to increase output in the economy

    from Rs 1000 to Rs 1300 by changing the tax rate.

    Assuming that MPC is 0.7 and the present tax rate is30 percent, what should be the new tax rate in order to

    achieve the govt.s objective?