The average propensity to save

The marginal propensity to save and capital-output ratio

The interaction of supply and demand

The law of comparative costs

An increase in real per capita income over an extended period of time

National income keeping up with population increases

Increase in the real investment over many years

An increase in the national income from one year to another

The actual rate of growth is higher than the natural rate of growth

Actual rate of growth is higher than the warranted rate of growth

Natural rate of growth is higher than warranted rate of growth

Warranted rate of growth is higher than the natural rate of growth

Subject to the condition that the number below an absolute poverty line does not increase

Over a long period of time

Subject to the condition that the distribution of income does not become more unequal 

All of the above

Is an active agent of growth

Is one of the important determinants of growth

Is not at all relevant for growth

Is the most important determinant of growth rate

Increasing use of modern scientific Knowledge

Increased productivity per unit of labour Input

Substantial rise in product per capita

All of the above

The interaction of supply and demand 

The rate of capital accumulation

The law of comparative costs

The average propensity to save

I, and IV

I, II, and IV

II and III

I and II

Reduction in the income of the upper class by deliberate distribution

Higher GNP taking care of poverty

Direct achievement of better nourishment.

None of the above

Fatalism. resignation and superstition traditional societies, adventure and rationality in the small western sector

Low wages in eastern and high wages in western countries

Existence of an advanced imported western system and indigenous precapitalist agricultural system

All of the above