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Questions:
- Who is considered the father of Macroeconomics?
- What does NNP stand for?
- What does the national income calculation ignore?
- In a closed economy, what is total expenditure equal to?
- What is included in transfer payments?
- Explain the role of 'rest of the world' in a four-sector model.
- What does a two-sector economy consist of?
- Define the main aggregates used in national income studies.
- Where is national income at equilibrium?
- What is the relationship between income and consumption called?
- Define the concept of marginal propensity to consume.
- What is induced investment a function of?
- According to classical economists, what causes unemployment?
- Explain the theory 'supply creates its own demand'.
- Who first developed the concept of the multiplier?
- What is the formula for calculating the simple multiplier?
- What is effective demand, and where does it occur?
- What is the significance of ex-ante and ex-post concepts?
- What is the relationship between APC and MPC in Keynesian theory?
- What does the term 'liquidity trap' imply in economics?
- What are the characteristics of stagflation?
- Who proposed the relative income hypothesis?
- Define the concept of the inflationary gap.
- What is the main function of commercial banks?
- Who introduced the concept of 'money illusion'?
- Explain the relationship in Okun's Law.
- What does the IS curve represent in economic analysis?
- What is the LM curve, and what equality does it represent?
- Who introduced the IS-LM curve analysis?
- Discuss the main objectives of fiscal policy.
- What is social advantage, and when is it maximum?
- What is the role of public expenditure in economic stability?
- What is the meaning of VAT and its significance?
- Discuss the nationalization of commercial banks in India.
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