A. rival but not excludable
B. neither rival nor excludable
C. not rival but excludable
D. both rival and excludable
A. Rs 50000
B. 20%
C. 25%
D. Rs 10000
A. they are afraid of encouraging takeovers.
B. holders have little control over managers.
C. holders want higher dividends.
D. both the first and third option.
A. August 10, 1991
B. July 16, 1990
C. September 12, 1992
D. October 16, 1989
A. consumption falls
B. investment falls
C. Exports fall
D. imports fall
A. price distortions
B. consumer surplus
C. shadow prices
D. exchange rates
A. An increase in Pakistan’s net exports decreases the supply of rupees and the rupees depreciates
B. An increase in Pakistan’s net exports increase the demand for rupees and the rupees appreciates
C. An increase in Pakistan’s net exports increases the Supply of rupees and the rupees depreciates
D. An increase in Pakistan’s net exports decrease the demand for rupees and the rupees appreciates