Economy, asked by rajendrayadav47134, 9 months ago

Are the following Stocks or Flows?
(i) Investment, (ii) Monetary Expenditure, (iii) A Hundred Rupee Note, (iv) A Family's Consumption of
Sugar, (v) Services of a Tutor, (vi) Production of Cement, (vii) Machinery of a Sugar Mill.​

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Answered by CEOSanjay
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(i) Stock as they are related to a point of time

(ii) Flow as losses are measured over a period of time

(iii) Flow as production is measured over a period of time

(iv) Flow as profit is measured over a period of time

(v) Stock as population is related to a point of time

(vi) Stock as it is related to a point of time

(vii) Flow as savings are related to a period of time

(viii) Flow as national income is related to a period of time

(ix) Stock as capital is related to a point of time

(x) Flow as ti is related to a period of time.

(xi) stock as it is related to a point of time

(xii) Stock as it is related to a point of time

(xiii) Flow as production is measured over a point of time

(xv) Flow as gross domestic product is measured over a period of time

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