| 181 |
A country's GDP is ₹1,000 crore and its net factor income from abroad is −₹40 crore. Its GNP is: |
Environmental Studies
Measuring national income |
Easy |
| 182 |
GDP is ₹800 crore and depreciation is ₹60 crore. What is NDP? |
Environmental Studies
Measuring national income |
Easy |
| 183 |
The income of an Indian engineer working temporarily in Dubai while remaining a normal resident of India is i… |
Environmental Studies
Measuring national income |
Medium |
| 184 |
After a chemical leak, a town spends heavily on hospital treatment and clean-up. How does this affect measure… |
Environmental Studies
Measuring national income |
Medium |
| 185 |
GDP is ₹1,200 crore, NFIA is ₹50 crore, depreciation is ₹100 crore and net indirect taxes are ₹80 crore. What… |
Environmental Studies
Measuring national income |
Hard |
| 186 |
One carbon credit generally represents the right to emit: |
Environmental Studies
Environmental economics |
Easy |
| 187 |
Families in a city buy air purifiers because of severe winter smog. This spending is an example of: |
Environmental Studies
Environmental economics |
Easy |
| 188 |
Firm X can cut a tonne of CO₂ for ₹500 and Firm Y for ₹2,000. Under cap-and-trade, what is most likely to hap… |
Environmental Studies
Environmental economics |
Medium |
| 189 |
The view that critical natural capital such as a stable climate cannot be replaced by machines or money is ca… |
Environmental Studies
Environmental economics |
Medium |
| 190 |
A product's carbon footprint is stated as 3 kg CO₂e. Which statement about this figure is correct? |
Environmental Studies
Environmental economics |
Hard |
| 191 |
A sugar mill dumps waste into a river and fish catches downstream fall. For the fishermen this is: |
Environmental Studies
Externalities |
Easy |
| 192 |
A beekeeper's bees pollinate the apple orchard next door, raising its yield. This is an example of: |
Environmental Studies
Externalities |
Easy |
| 193 |
A firm's marginal private cost of producing a unit of cement is ₹300 and the pollution damage per unit is ₹80… |
Environmental Studies
Externalities |
Medium |
| 194 |
In a market with a strong negative externality and no regulation, output tends to be: |
Environmental Studies
Externalities |
Medium |
| 195 |
According to the Coase theorem, a pollution dispute between a factory and a farmer can be solved efficiently … |
Environmental Studies
Externalities |
Hard |
| 196 |
A project's benefits have a present value of ₹150 crore and its costs a present value of ₹120 crore. Its bene… |
Environmental Studies
Economic tools |
Easy |
| 197 |
At a discount rate of 10% per year, what is the present value of ₹121 to be received after two years? |
Environmental Studies
Economic tools |
Medium |
| 198 |
A mobile phone company is required to collect used handsets from consumers and send them for safe recycling. … |
Environmental Studies
Economic tools |
Easy |
| 199 |
Why do critics say a high discount rate in cost-benefit analysis is unfair to future generations? |
Environmental Studies
Economic tools |
Medium |
| 200 |
A dam costs ₹100 crore now and gives benefits of ₹60 crore at the end of each of the next two years. At a 10%… |
Environmental Studies
Economic tools |
Hard |