12. If the stock of capital increases, the MEC:
(a) falls (b) rises(c) remains same (d) becomes zero
12. If the stock of capital increases, the MEC: Read More »
(a) falls (b) rises(c) remains same (d) becomes zero
12. If the stock of capital increases, the MEC: Read More »
(a) decrease (b) increase(c) remain same(d) none of these
(a) increase (b) decrease(c) become zero(d) remain same
(a) inflation (b) poverty(c) unemployment (d) deflation
(a) decrease (b) increase(c) remain same (d) none of these
42. Due to decrease in price of raw material in Keynesian model, real wages will: Read More »
(a) decrease (b) become zero(c) increase (d) remain same
41. In Keynesian model, due to rise in demand for labour, real wages will: Read More »
(a) increase in govt. expenditure(b) decrease in govt. expenditure(c) increase in taxes(d) decrease in taxes
40. In Keynesian model, the level of income will move to above full employment due to Read More »
(a) excess demand (b) high income(c) excess supply (d) low income
39. The real wages will increase in Keynesian model, when prices fall due to: Read More »
(a) edible (b) variable(c) fixed (d) rigid
38. The monetary wages in Keynesian model are: Read More »
(a) fall (b) increase(c) remain same(d) none of these
36. In classical model, if money supply is increased, real wages will: Read More »