List I | List II | ||
A. | Goods used in production process and are durable in character | I. | Intermediate goods |
B. | Inputs for production | II. | Flows |
C. | Machines in a factory | III. | Capital goods |
D. | Annual profits | IV. | Stocks |
List - I | List - II |
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(A) Normal goods | (I) These goods are consumed together |
(B) Inferior goods | (II) Demand for the good decreases as income of the consumer increases |
(C) Substitute goods | (III) These goods are used in place of each other |
(D) Complementary goods | (IV) Demand for the good increases as income of consumer increases |
List I | List II | ||
A. | Export of goods and services | I. | Excess of export of goods over import of goods |
B. | Trade surplus | II. | An element of invisible item |
C. | Current transfers to rest of the world | III. | Recorded in credit side the current account BOP |
D. | Portfolio investment | IV. | Foreign institutional investment |
List-I (Sentence) | List-II (Idiom) |
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(A) The officer tried to ______ his ideas with his superior by constantly praising. | (I) put your nose to the grindstone |
(B) She realised that she was in the wrong and promised to ______. | (II) read between the lines |
(C) You will do well at academics if you ______. | (III) turn over a new leaf |
(D) A cryptic writing-style forces you to ______ the true meaning of the piece. | (IV) curry favours |