Money Supply

Dividend: This is a Revenue Receipt as it is a regular income for the government from its investments.
Sale of Shares: This is a Capital Receipt as it involves the sale of government assets.
Debt Repayment: This is a Capital Receipt as it reduces the liabilities of the government.

Boosting public investment will have the following impacts:
Income: Increased investment leads to higher aggregate demand, generating income for contractors, suppliers, and workers involved in the project.
Employment: Public investments create direct and indirect employment opportunities, reducing unemployment.
Output: The multiplier effect ensures that the initial investment leads to multiple rounds of increased production and services in the economy. Thus, public investments have a positive impact on income, employment, and output, promoting economic growth.

Money supply is a stock concept measured at a specific point in time, not over a period of time, making statement (i) incorrect.
Statement (ii) is incorrect because the government’s stock of money is not included in money supply.
Statement (iii) is also incorrect as money supply includes currency held by the public, not with the Central Bank.

Since all three statements are incorrect, the correct answer is (D) (i), (ii), and (iii).