Question : The aggregate demand (AD) is given by AD = C + I + G + X - M. If consumption (C) is INR 2,000, investment (I) is INR 1,500, government spending (G) is INR 1,000, exports (X) are INR 500, and imports (M) are INR 700, what is the aggregate demand?

Option 1: INR 3,000
  

Option 2: INR 3,300
   

Option 3: INR 3,800

Option 4: INR 4,300

Question : Identity the graphs A, B and C given in the question.

Option 1: A-Consumption , B-Aggregate demand , C-Investment 
 

Option 2: A-Aggregate demand , B-Investment, C-Consumption
 

Option 3: A-Investment, B-Consumption , C-Aggregate demand 
 

Option 4: A-Investment, B-Aggregate demand, C-Consumption.

Question : Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is calculated by adding ______ to ______.

Option 1: consumption, investment

Option 2: imports, exports

Option 3: investment, consumption

Option 4: exports, imports

Question : Which of the following is correct?
 

Option 1: AD= C+I+NX-G
 

Option 2: AD= C+G-I+NX
 

Option 3: AD= C+I+G+NX(X-M)
 

Option 4: AD= C+I+G+NX(M-X)
 

Question : Aggregate demand in a two sector model involves-
 

Option 1: Consumption and investment
 

Option 2: Investment and net exports
 

Option 3: Net exports and consumption
 

Option 4: Consumption and government