Annual Budget

Decrease in money supply

Increase in money supply

Contraction in money supply

None of these

Net National Product adjusted for inflation

Gross Domestic Product adjusted for inflation

Gross Domestic Product plus net property income from abroad

Net National Product plus net property income from abroad

Involuntary unemployment

Cyclical unemployment

Voluntary unemployment

A fall in aggregate demand

Goods sold for Rs. 800 will have cost Mark Rs. 240

Goods sold for Rs. 800 will have cost Mark Rs. 560

Goods sold for Rs. 800 will have cost Mark Rs. 320

Goods sold for Rs. 800 will have cost Mark Rs. 392

Reduce injections into the economy

Reduce national income

Move the economy away from full employment

Boost aggregate demand

President

Standing committee

Governor

Speaker of the national assembly

An increase in costs

A reduction in interest rate

A reduction in government spending

An outward shift in aggregate supply

0.18

0.08

0.1

None of these

Aggregate supply is perfectly elastic

Aggregate supply is perfectly inelastic

Aggregate supply is unit elastic

Aggregate supply is relatively elastic

Demand is income elastic

Supply in income elastic

Of outward shifts in supply

Demand is price elastic