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Class 12 Economics — Free Practice (3 Qs)

  • 3 questions
  • 5 min time
  • Marks: +1 correct, 0 wrong, 0 not answered

Free demo: 3 fixed MCQs from Chapter 1, National Income and Related Aggregates. Visitors and students with a free account use the same three questions. Repeat the demo to practise these questions again; signing in does not unlock extra test sets. The full-subject test requires the paid notes.

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Sample questions

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  1. Read the two statements and choose the correct option.
    Statement 1: In microeconomics inflation and unemployment are taken as given, while in macroeconomics they are the central questions.
    Statement 2: A very large company is a macroeconomic decision-maker, because its decisions affect a great number of people.
  2. What decides whether a good is a final good or an intermediate good?
  3. At the beginning of a year an economy has a capital stock of ₹4,000 crore. During the year it produces capital goods worth ₹900 crore, and the depreciation of capital is ₹250 crore. What is its capital stock at the end of the year?
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