Determination of National Income
20 Practice MCQs available for CA Foundation
Paper
Paper 4: Business Economics
Exam Weightage
15%
Key Topics
Aggregates, Measurement, Keynesian Theory
A crucial chapter covering national income aggregates like GDP, GNP, NDP, NNP, and the methods of measuring national income (Income, Expenditure, and Output methods). It also introduces Keynesian Theory including the concepts of Aggregate Demand, Consumption Function, and the Multiplier.
Exam Strategy Tip
Practice numerical questions on GDP/GNP calculations and the Multiplier. These are guaranteed marks in every exam. Also understand the circular flow of income clearly.
Key Terms
Comparison Tables
All 20 Questions
101
National Income usually refers to:
MCQ102
Transfer payments are:
MCQ103
Which method is also known as the "Value Added Method"?
MCQ104
GDP deflator is used to measure:
MCQ105
Personal Income minus Direct Taxes equals:
MCQ106
Keynesian consumption function expresses relationship between:
MCQ107
The multiplier effect explains how an initial increase in investment leads to a greater increase in:
MCQ108
In a two-sector economy, Aggregate Demand equals:
MCQ109
If MPC is 0.8, the value of the investment multiplier is:
MCQ110
Circular flow of income in a two-sector economy usually assumes:
MCQ111
Leakages in the circular flow of income include:
MCQ112
GDP at Market Price minus Net Indirect Taxes equals:
MCQ113
Real GDP is calculated at:
MCQ114
Which of the following is NOT included in GDP?
MCQ115
According to Keynes, investment depends on:
MCQ116
GNP includes:
MCQ117
MPC + MPS = ?
MCQ118
Depreciation is also known as:
MCQ119
Net National Disposable Income includes:
MCQ120
The concept of "Paradox of Thrift" was popularized by:
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