Indian Economy Study Material बिभाग ‘ज’

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Study Material: Indian Economy बिभाग ‘ज’

  1. World Investment Report is an annual publication of

(1) UNCTAD

(2) World Bank

(3) WTO

(4) IMF

Ans:- (1) UNCTAD

  1. Which one of the following sectors has attracted the maximum FDI during the last four years?

(1) Software

(2) Telecommunications

(3) Fast Moving Consumer Goods

(4) Pharmaceuticals

Ans:- (1) Software

  1. Labour participation of women in India is:

(1) 20%

(2) 15%

(3) 32%

(4) 9%

Ans:- (1) 20%

  1. The belief that economic growth will percolate down to all sectors was known as

(1) Dispersal theory

(2) Decentralised growth theory

(3) Pump priming

(4) Trickle down

Ans:- (4) Trickle down

  1. Specific schemes for employment generation was evolved for the first time in:

(1) 2nd Plan

(2) 4th Plan

(3) 7th Plan

(4) 6th Plan

Ans:- (4) 6th Plan

  1. Which of the following is not a method of estimating national income?

(1) Product method

(2) Export-import method

(3) Income method

(4) Expenditure method

Ans:- (2) Export-import method

  1. The national income of a nation is the:

(1) Government’s annual revenue

(2) Sum total of factor incomes

(3) Surplus of public sector undertakings

(4) Exports minus imports

Ans:- (2) Sum total of factor incomes

  1. The difference between the GNP and NNP is equal to the:

(1) Consumer expenditure on durable goods

(2) Direct tax revenue

(3) Indirect tax revenue

(4) Capital depreciation

Ans:- (4) Capital depreciation

  1. Which of the following committees recommended Capital Account Convertibility:

(1) Narasimham Committee

(2) Tarapore Committee;

(3) Rangarajan Committee;

(4) Abid Hussain Committee

Ans:- (2) Tarapore Committee;

  1. The philosophy behind economic planning recognizes that:

(1) Socialism is superior to capitalism

(2) Human beings are essentially selfish

(3) Markets and price system alone cannot ensure human welfare

(4) Public sector is inherently superior

Ans:- (3) Markets and price system alone cannot ensure human welfare

  1. National Planning Committee (1938) was chaired by:

(1) Jawaharlal Nehru

(2) M. Visveswaraya

(3) Dadabhai Naroji

(4) M.N. Roy

Ans:- (1) Jawaharlal Nehru

  1. ‘Planned Economy for India’ (1934) was the work of :

(1) John Mathai

(2) M.N. Roy

(3) M. Visveswaraya

(4) Shriman Narayan

Ans:- (3) M. Visveswaraya

  1. The Planning Commission was set up in accordance with the directive principles in:

(1) Article 38

(2) Article 39

(3) Article 42

(4) Article 51 A

Ans:- (2) Article 39

  1. Structural Planning refers to:

(1) Laying down broad goals and strategies

(2) Centralised planning

(3) Fixing flexible targets

(4) Changing existing institutions or creating new ones

Ans:- (4) Changing existing institutions or creating new ones

  1. Panchayati Raj institutions are intended to strengthen

(1) Indicative Planning

(2) Multi level planning

(3) Structural planning

(4) Functional Planning

Ans:- (2) Multi level planning

  1. First Plan adopted

(1) Lewis-Fei model

(2) Mahalanobis model

(3) Harrod Domar model

(4) Keynesian model

Ans:- (3) Harrod Domar model

  1. The phenomenon known as green revolution began to manifest during:

(1) 2nd Plan

(2) 3rd Plan

(3) Annual Plan (1966-69)

(4) 4th Plan

Ans:- (3) Annual Plan (1966-69)

  1. A substantial hike in family planning outlay was provided in:

(1) 3rd Plan

(2) 4th Plan

(3) 5th Plan

(4) 6th Plan

Ans:- (2) 4th Plan

  1. Selective disinvestment of public sector as an objective was included for the first time in:

(1) 4th Plan

(2) 7th Plan

(3) 8th Plan

(4) 9th Plan

Ans:- (3) 8th Plan

  1. The scope of land reforms does not include

(1) Abolition of intermediaries

(2) Consolidation of land holdings

(3) Cooperative farming

(4) Housing loans to farmers

Ans:- (4) Housing loans to farmers

  1. The basic purpose of introducing land reforms has been adversely affected due to:

(1) Shortcoming in legislation

(2) Poor implementation

(3) Lack of political

(4) All of these

Ans:- (4) All of these

  1. Which of the following operates at the district level?

(1) State Cooperative Bank

(2) Central Cooperative bank

(3) Primary Agricultural Credit Society

(4) The Reserve Bank of India

Ans:- (2) Central Cooperative bank

  1. The new name of Agricultural Prices Commission:

(1) Rural Prices Commission

(2) Agricultural Costs Commission

(3) Commission for Agricultural  Costs and Prices

(4) N one of these

Ans:- (3) Commission for Agricultural  Costs and Prices

  1. AGMARK is

(1) A cooperative for egg production

(2) Regulated agricultural market

(3) Farmers cooperative

(4) A quality guarantee stamp for commodities line as per egg, ghee, honey etc.

Ans:- (4) A quality guarantee stamp for commodities line as per egg, ghee, honey etc.

  1. The percentage of people below poverty line as per the most recent estimateis:

(1) 41%

(2) 28.7%

(3) 26%

(4) 42.6%

Ans:- (3) 26%