Test Ch 5 National Income
Test Ch 5 National Income
Test Ch 5 National Income
1. Which of the following items are not included while measuring the Gross National Product?
a. Illegal and leisure activities
b. Purely financial transactions
c. Transferring of used goods and non-market goods and services
d. All of the above
5. Which of the following is not needed while considering the Gross National Product?
a. The net investment made by foreigners within a given period
b. The total of private investments made within a given period
c. The total purchase of goods made by the government within a given period
d. The total per capita income of the citizens of a country within a given period
6. GDPfc =
a. GDPmp – Net indirect taxes b. GDPmp + Net indirect taxes
c. GDPmp + Subsidies d. GDPmp – Indirect taxes
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c. Personal spendable income d. Per capita income
12. While calculating Personal Income, which item would be added in national income?
a. Corporate Profit Tax b. Undistributed profit
c. Social security allowance d. Transfer payments
13. Which one is NOT the most relevant problem regarding calculating national income?
a. Unreliable record keeping b. Lack of trained staff
c. Illegal activities d. Poor collection procedure
15. Which of the following represent withdrawals from the circular flow of national income?
(i) Distributed profits
(ii) Interest paid on bank loans
(iii) Income tax payments
(iv) Imports
(a) (i) and (ii) only
(b) (ii) and (iii) only
(c) (i) and (iii) only
(d) (iii) and (iv) only
16. The monetary value of the flow of goods and services produced by the economy during one year
after the adjustment of indirect taxes and subsidies is known as:
a. Personal Income b. Disposable Income
c. National Income d. G.D.P.
17. Total income received by all the legal residents of an economy in one financial year.
a. National Income at Factor Price b. National Income at Market Price
c. Personal Income d. Disposable Income
18. A country’s measured national income per capital falls but its inhabitants experience a rise in
consumption. What could explain this?
a. A decrease in net foreign remittances b. A fall in population
c. An increase in trade deficit d. A rise in negative externalities
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1 D 11 D
2 C 12 D
3 C 13 C
4 B 14 D
5 D 15 B,D
6 A 16 C
7 A 17 C
8 B 18 B,C
9 D
10 C