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The functional relationship between Consumption and Income is called...,
Saving function
Consumption function
Income function
None of these
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The saving function is ..,,
Relationship between Savings and Income
Relationship between Consumption and Income
Relationship between Savings and Consumption
None of these
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At break even point
Y=C
S=0
Both of these equation
None of these
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When income is zero than the minimum consumption is called
Autonomous consumption
Autonomous investment
Autonomous savings
None of these
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At zero level of income
Autonomous Consumption <Negative savings
Autonomous Consumption >Negative savings
Autonomous Consumption =Negative savings
None of these
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When savings is zero than
Y> C
Y< C
Y=C
None of these
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Which of the following can be negative , zero and positive?
Income
Consumption
Savings
None of these
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Which of the following statements are true???
Consumption curve originate from the Y axis
Saving curve originate from the Y axis below the point of origin
At break even point saving is positive
Y curve makes the 45 degree angle
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After break even point savings is
Zero
Negative
Positive
None of these
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In order to meet autonomous consumption when past savings are used than it is called
Negative savings
Dissavings
Positive savings
None of these