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1 mark, −0.33Indian Economy › Indian statistical system and national accounts › National accounts: base year, sectors, saving and capitalHardabout 2 min

UoH 2014 Question 45: Indian statistical system and national accounts

If the rise in the implicit price deflator for the primary sector was higher than for the NDP as a whole, while the rise in those of the secondary and tertiary sectors were lower, it can be inferred that:

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This question is on National accounts: base year, sectors, saving and capital, part of Indian statistical system and national accounts in Indian Economy.

The detail of India's national accounts.

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