Transfer pricing involves setting the prices for transactions between related business entities, such as subsidiaries of a multinational company, for goods, services, or intangible assets traded across borders. This practice can be used to shift profits between jurisdictions for tax benefits. Hence, the correct answer is (c).
List-I(Pricing Strategies) | List-II(Type of Price Dis crimination) | ||
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A | Locating individual consumers and charging each of them a unique price | I | Bundling |
B | Dividing consumers into two markets with different elasticities and charging separate unique prices | II | Second degree price discrimi nation |
C | Including extra units of another good with the main good sold and charging the consumer a higher price | III | First degree price discrimi nation |
D | Charging customers a different price depending on day of the week | IV | Third degree price discrimi nation |
List-I(Economic Concepts) | List-II(Description) | ||
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A | Kuznets Curve | I | Describes the relationship be tween currency depreciation and current account balance |
B | Fisher Effect | II | Describes the relationship between autonomous investment and output |
C | J Curve Effect | III | Describes the relationship between income and inequality |
D | Multiplier Effect | IV | Describes the relationship between expected inflation rate and interest rate |
List-I(Statistical Concepts) | List-II(Description) | ||
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A | Power of a test | I | 1- probability of making type II error |
B | Multicollinearity | II | Where the sample mean differs from the population mean |
C | Biased estimator | III | Correlation between explanatory variables in a regres sion |
D | White noise error | IV | Errors with zero mean and constant standard deviation |
List-I(Indicators) | List-II(Description) | ||
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A | Gini Coefficient | I | Measures the wearing out of capital |
B | GDP Deflator | II | Measures poverty |
C | Head Count Ratio | III | Measures changes in price level |
D | Depreciation | IV | Measures inequality |