Indian Economy Questions And Answers

[A] Trade and normal business
[B] Financial manoevour for some unstated objectives
[C] Illegal financial activities
[D] Violation of intellectual rights and properties

[A] Uttar Pradesh
[B] Punjab
[C] Madhya Pradesh
[D] Rajasthan

[A] Pisciculture
[B] Products
[C] Processed Food Products
[D] Promotion

[A] 1990
[B] 1991
[C] 1995
[D] 1999

[A] Scheduled Bank
[B] Commercial Bank
[C] National Bank
[D] Regional Rural Bank

[A] more elastic
[B] less elastic
[C] inelastic
[D] perfectly elastic

[A] Custom and General Sales Tax
[B] Union Excise Duties and General Sales tax
[C] Union Excise Duties and Customs
[D] Union Excise duties and state Excise duties

[A] Ministry of Finance
[B] EXIM bank
[C] Reserve Bank of India
[D] Selected Public Sector Banks

[A] WPI
[B] CPI
[C] Both WPI and CPI
[D] None of the above

[A] The difference between total spending at full employment level and total spending above that level.
[B] The difference between the price of a product at a time and price of that product at some different time
[C] Difference between the national expenditure and total expenditure
[D] Difference between Estimated fiscal deficit and actual fiscal deficit

[A] Lenin
[B] Stalin
[C] Kerensky
[D] Khrushchev

[A] Manmohan Singh
[B] Sunil Arora
[C] Urjit Patel
[D] Raghuram Rajan

[A] Tea
[B] Cement
[C] Steel
[D] Jute

[A] Rajiv Gandhi
[B] Atal Bihari Vajpayee
[C] Manmohan Singh
[D] Indira Gandhi

[A] Dividends paid to shareholders
[B] Total profits of a company
[C] Undistributed profits
[D] Excess of income over expenditure

[A] less than unity
[B] infinitely large
[C] greater than unity
[D] equal to unity

[A] Quasi Rent
[B] Rent
[C] Wages
[D] Transfer Payment

[A] 75%
[B] 49%
[C] 51%
[D] 100%

[A] Petrol and Car
[B] Iphone and Android Phone
[C] Milk and Sweet
[D] Shoes and Sandals

[A] Varanasi – Chitrakoot
[B] Guwahati – Tezu
[C] Shimla – Delhi
[D] Hisar – Dehradun

[A] 9.3%
[B] 2.4%
[C] 8.4%
[D] 11.8%

[A] 1 year
[B] 6 months
[C] 14 days
[D] 3 months

[A] Rate at which RBI lends to people
[B] Rate at which bank lends to people
[C] Rate at which RBI lends to banks
[D] Rate at which RBI lends to Financial Institutions

[A] Loans given by World bank for state development
[B] Money raised by states by issuing short term loans
[C] Loan given by central government to state government
[D] Money raised by states by issuing long term bonds

[A] SEBI
[B] RBI
[C] Government of India
[D] Ministry of Finance

[A] Indira Gandhi National Open University
[B] Universitas Terbuka
[C] University of Bombay
[D] Tribhuvan University:

[A] 1871
[B] 1861
[C] 1901
[D] 1931

[A] 1957
[B] 1988
[C] 1961
[D] 1939

[A] NABARD
[B] RBI
[C] Ministry of Agriculture
[D] Ministry of Finance

[A] Kanpur
[B] Vijayawda
[C] Chennai
[D] Mamallapuram

[A] 2015
[B] 2018
[C] 2014
[D] 2010

[A] US 950billion

[B] US 850 billion

[C] US 700billion

[D] US 600 billion

[A] Monthly
[B] Yearly
[C] Weekly
[D] None of the above

[A] 200 million
[B] 600 million
[C] 900 million
[D] 500 million

[A] Union list
[B] State list
[C] Concurrent list
[D] Others

[A] Mixed agriculture
[B] Tactical Gardens
[C] Rooftop Gardens
[D] Aquaponics

[A] Forum promoting food exports
[B] Forum promoting food processing industry
[C] Forum on healthy food
[D] Forum on Recent Advances in Food Processing Technology

[A] 10%
[B] 13%
[C] 22%
[D] 31%

[A] West Bengal
[B] Andhra Pradesh
[C] Assam
[D] Tamil Nadu

[A] Register livestcok
[B] Find Sellers and Buyers of Liverstock
[C] Connect Breeders and Farmers
[D] Export Livestock

[A] The persons who express their willingness to work
[B] The persons who are employed
[C] The persons who are capable to work but not willing to workÂ
[D] None of them

[A] Only 1
[B] Only 1 & 2
[C] Only 2 & 3
[D] 1, 2 & 3

[A] Only 1 & 2
[B] Only 2 & 3
[C] Only 1 & 3
[D] 1, 2 & 3

[A] Current market value of its authorized capital
[B] Current market value of its issued shares
[C] Current market value of its paid-up capital
[D] Current market value of issued shares and debentures

[A] Trade barriers can be imposed by any country that believes it will benefit from such trade barriers
[B] Trade Barriers should be lowered equally and without discrimination for all member countries
[C] Trade Barriers can be imposed if a majority of the members of the WTO agree
[D] Trade Barriers should be the same in all member countries so that the result is equivalent to free trade

[A] SEBI
[B] RBI
[C] National Payments Corporation of India
[D] Ministry of Finance

[A] 1, 2 & 3 Only
[B] 2 & 4 Only
[C] 2, 3 & 4 Only
[D] 1, 2, 3 & 4

[A] Alfred Marshall
[B] Milton Friedman
[C] J S Mill
[D] None of the above

[A] Sukhadeo Thorat
[B] Mihir Shah
[C] Reetika Khera
[D] B.B.Bhattacharya