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29. Export Pessimism is :                          29.   fu;kZr fujk'kkokn Eg.kts -------------------- vlk
    (A) The feeling that the developing                  fopkj gks;-
        countries’ exports to developed
        countries cannot grow rapidly                    (A) fodlu'khy ns'kkaph fodflr ns'kkauk
        because of the latter’s increased                      gks.kkjh fu;kZr fodflr ns'kkaP;k ok<R;k
        protectionism.                                         laj{k.koknkeqˇs ok<w 'kdr ukgh-
    (B) The feeling that the developing
        countries will always have                       (B) v'kh Hkkouk dh fodlu'khy ns'kkaP;k
        imports higher than exports.                           vk;krh fu;kZ r his { kk us g ehp tkLr
    (C) The feeling that the rate of                           vlrkr-
        growth of the developing
        countries’ exports will always be                (C) v'kh Hkkouk dh fodlu'khy ns'kkaP;k
        lower than the rate of growth                          fu;kZr o`ºhpk nj gk usgehp R;kaP;k
        of their imports.                                      vk;kr o`ºh njkis{kk deh vlsy-
    (D) The feeling that the developing
                                                         (D) v'kh Hkkouk dh fodlu'khy ns'k usgehp
        countries will always be
        exporting primary products.                            izkFkfed oLrwaph fu;kZr djrkr-
30. The Absolute Purchasing Power                  30.   fujis{k [kjsnh 'kDrh lekurk flºkar vls
    Parity theory postulates that :
                                                         /ofur djrks dh %
    (A) The equilibrium exchange rate
        between two currencies is equal                  (A) nksu ns'kkarhy pyukapk lerksy fofue;
        to the ratio of relative price                         nj gk nksUgh ns'kkarhy rqyukRed fdaer
        levels in the two nations.                             ikrˇh xq.kksŸkjkbrdk vlrks-
    (B) The equilibrium exchange rate
        between two currencies is equal                  (B) pyukae/khy lerksy fofue; nj gk nksu
        to the ratio of the price levels                       ns'kkarhy fdaer ikrˇhP;k xq.kksŸkjkbrdk
        in the two nations.                                    vlrks-
    (C) The equilibrium exchange rate
        between two currencies is equal                  (C) nksu pyukae/khy lerksy fofue; nj gk
        to the ratio of price levels of                        nks U gh ns ' kka r hy ls o ka P ;k fda e r
        services in the two nations.                           xq.kksŸkjkbrdk vlrks-
    (D) The equilibrium exchange rate
                                                         (D) nksu pyukae/khy lerksy fofue; nj gk
        between the two currencies is
        equal to the ratio of factor prices                    nksUgh ns'kkarhy ?kVd fdaer xq.kksŸkjkbrdk
        in the two nations.                                    vlrks-
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