राज्यसेवा मुख्य परीक्षा २०१५ GS-4

What are the major reasons for consistent increase in the current account deficit of India ?

(a) Rising expensive oil import

(b) Domestic inflation due to gold import

(c) Euro crisis

(d) Volatile exchange rate

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Which one of the following two statements is correct ?

(a) National Food Security Act was approved in the year 2013.

(b) 'Special Economic Zone Act came into effect in 2005.

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'CAPART (Council for Advancement of People's Action and Rural Technology) is an autonomous body related with enhancement of rural prosperity. It:
(a) strengthens hands of the weaker sections of the society.
(b) funds NGOs working in the area.
Which one of the above two is incorrect?

Which is the conference of W.T.O. in which the 'Food Security Bill' was sanctioned for a specified period ?

Which one of the following two statements is correct?

(a) A Private Ltd. Company can have a minimum of 2 investors, a Public Ltd. Company should have a minimum of 11 investors,

(b) APrivate Ltd. Company can have a maximum of 50 investors, a Public Ltd. Company can have any number of investors.

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In Maharashtra state which of the following sectors got the highest Foreign Direct Investment FDI between 1991-2010 :

(a) Information Technology.

(b) Financial Services

(c) Motor Vehicles and Transport

(d) Professional Management consultancy

(e) Chemicals and Fertilizers

(f) Drugs and Medicines

(g) Textiles

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This organisation is considered as the third pillar of international economic relations : 

In 1991, India faced a severe economic crisis as it had to :

(a) establish full convertibility of the rupee

(b) sell Resurgent India Bonds

(c) pledge gold to get foreign exchange loans

(d) physically transfer gold to the lender country

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National competitiveness programme is for

(a) Women entrepreneurs only

(b) Technology upgradation

(c) For small and medium enterprises

(d) Indian firms to face global competition

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The New Economic Policy (1991) was launched on the background of the following economic indicators:

(a) Negative growth in real G.D.P.

(b) Indian Rupee had to be devalued by 45 percent

(c) India's foreign exchange reserves had fallen to U.S. $ 1 Billion

(d) The fall of the Soviet Union had deprived India of almost a quarter of its export market

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What was not included in the second Green Revolution proposed by Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh ?

What role does industry play in the socio-economic development of India ?

(a) to promote agricultural development

(b) to promote employment generation

(c) to alleviate poverty

(d) to develop money and capital market

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If we take into account the proportion of trade to GDP as an indicator of Globalization then the most globalized countries in the descending order in 2002 were :

(a) India

 (b) America

(c) Japan

(d) Pakistan

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The direction of India's export trade in 2012-2013 shows that the first three top export destinations in descending order were _______.

(a) China

(b) U.K.

(c) U.S.A

(d) U.A.E.

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First systematic attempts of economic planning, in India include:

(a) a book by M.N. Roy titled "Planned Economy for India”

(b) "10 year people's plan” by Vishveshwarayya

Which one of the above two statements is correct?

The annual average growth rate in employment and production during the post liberalization period in India shows that:

(a) It was less than pre-liberalization period for employment

(b) It was higher than pre-liberalization period for employment

(c) It was less than pre-liberalization period for production

(d) It was higher than pre-liberalization period for production

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In the context of Economic Reforms Progamme in India, which one of the following cannot be attributed to the year 1991 ?

(a) New Industrial Policy

(b) Raja Chailaya Committee's Tax Reforms

(c) Small scale Industry Policy Implemented

(d) Financial/ Banking Sector Reforms

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