राज्यसेवा पूर्व परीक्षा २०१२

A. Sugar and cotton

B. Gold and silver

C. Tea and coffee

D.  Electronic goods and software

A. Integrated Rural Development Programme

B. Bharat Nirman Programme

C. Ganga's Welfare Plan

D. Million Wells Plan

A. Proportional taxes

B. Progressive taxes

C. Regressive taxes

D. Degressive taxes

A. On volume of commodity

B. On Weight of commodity 

C. On features and quality of commodity 

D. On volume and weight of commodity

A. Government Department Audit

B. Government Statutory Corporations Audit

C. Co-operative Societies Audit 

D. Government Companies Audit

A. Balanced Price Structure

B. Integrated Price Structure

C. Options 1 and 2 above

D. None of the above

A. Saving foreign exchange and domestic production

B. Free Import-Export Policy and Rationalisation of Tariff structure thereof

C. Self-reliance and import substitution

D. None of the above

A. Fall in import demand of petrol, lubricant and oil 

B. Rise in import of edible oil, pulses, Sugar etc.

C. Fall in the import of iron and steel

D. None of the above

A. Low share of England in Indian Foreign Trade

B. Fall in India's trade with countries like Japan and Australia

C. Rise in India's foreign trade with Asian and African countries

D. Fall in import of iron and steel

A. Population Policy

B. New Industrial Policy

C. New Agricultural Policy

D. New Banking Policy

A. Industries in the Private Sector 

B. Industries in the Public Sector 

C. Joint Sector

D. Tertiary Sector

A. Decline in money Supply 

B. Rapid fall in Foreign Direct Investment

C. Sharp increase in the prices of foodgrains like wheat, rice and pulses

D. Improvement in techniques of production

A. Removal of restriction on agricultural exports

B. Promotion of exports by small scale and cottage industries

C. Import substitution

D. Development of Special Economic Zone 

A. Loans from Banks and other Financial Institutions

B. Insurance Fund

C. Provident Fund

D. Loans from International Monetary Fund

A. Poverty

B. Import Expon Policy

C. Financial System of Bank

D. Unemployment

A. Changing monetary policy 

B. Reducing import duty

C. Public distribution system

D. All above

A. 1974 - 75

B. 2001 - 02

C. 2009 - 10

D. 2010 - 11

A. Primary food articles and manufactured food products 

B. Primary food articles and clothes

C. Manufactured food products, wheat and rice

D. Manufactured food products, wheat and rice

A. To reverse the declining trend of export trade

B. To achieve an annual export growth of 15 percent

C.  To double India's share in global trade by 2020

D. To increase imports of luxury consumer goods 

A. Only 1

B. Only 2

C. Both 1 and 2

D. None of the above