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| (1)Macro | (a) Slicing method |
| (2) Micro | (b) Classical economist |
| (3) Adam Smith | (c) Neo-classical economist |
| (4) Prof. Marshall | (d) Inflation |
| (e)Lumping method |
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Answer
(1)-(e), (2)-(a), (3)-(b), (4) – (c).
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