1) According to the
2011 Census the population of India is:
a) 1 Billion 21
Core
b) 1 Billion 2 Core
c) 1 Billion 2 Core
7 Lakh
d) 1 Billion
2) What is the
approximate density of population in India?
a) 273
b) 382
c) 416
d) 216
3) The sex ratio
(female per thousand males) in India in approximately:
a) 972
b) 963
c) 940
d) 993
4) The annual
growth rate of population during the decade 2001 – 2011:
a) 1.64 per cent
b) 1 per cent
c) 2 per cent
d) 3 per cent
5) The principal
means of transport of goods in India is:
a) Railways
b) Roadways
c) Inland water
ways
d) Airways
6) Which one of the
following is the most densely populated state of India?
a) UP
b) Bihar
c) West Bengal
d) Kerala
7) Which of the
following states has the highest literacy rate?
a) Kerala
b) Arunachal
Pradesh
c) Nagaland
d) Maharashtra
8) Which one of the
following Union Territories has the highest literacy rate
a) Pondicherry
b) Daman and Diu
c) Lakshadweep
d) Chandigarh
9) Unemployment in
India is due to:
a) Poor manpower
planning
b) Population
explosion
c) Inappropriate
educational system
d) All of the above
10) The policy of
family planning was adopted by the government in:
a) 1947
b) 1952
c) 1956
d) 1962
11) Which one of
the following measure has been taken to modernize Indian agriculture?
a) Area under
irrigation increase
b) High yielding
variety seeds
c) Credit and
facilities to villages
d) All of the above
12) Seasonal
unemployment refers mainly to:
a) Private sector
industry
b) Public sector
industry
c) Agriculture
d) Banks
13) Open
unemployment refers to people:
a) Who are not
willing to work
b) Who are willing
but do not get work
c) Who leave their
job in search of better ones
d) Who have been
dismissed because of incorrect practices
14) Which one of
the following is not source of revenue of the Union Government?
a) Income Tax
b) Corporation Tax
c) Land revenue
d) Customs duties
15) Bank rate
means:
a) The official
rate of interest charged by the Central Bank of the country
b) Rate of profit
of the banking institutions
c) Interest rate
charged by the scheduled banks
d) Interest rate
charged by the money lenders
16) Marginal
revenue will be zero if the elasticity of demand is:
a) Negative
b) Unity
c) Greater than one
d) Equal to zero
17) The term
‘Market’ in Economics means:
a) A central place
b) Presence of
competition
c) Place where
goods are stored
d) Shops and
superbazars
18) Commercial
banking system in India is:
a) Mixed banking
b) Unit banking
c) Branch banking
d) None of the
above
19) The gilt edged
market in the capital market of India refers to
a) Long term
private securities
b) Marketing
dealing in existing securities
c) Market for
corporate securities
d) Market for
government securities
20) Which of the
following yields the largest revenue to the government of India?
a) Sales Tax
b) Corporate Tax
c) Income Tax
d) Entertainment
Tax
21) Sustainable
agriculture means:
a) Self –
sufficiency
b) To be able to
export and import under WTO noms
c) To utilize land
so that its quality remains intact
d) To utilize waste
land for agricultural purposes
22) Which one of
the following crops is the greatest beneficiary of the Green Revolution in both
production and productivity?
a) Jowar
b) Maize
c) Rice
d) Wheat
23) Per capita
income means:
a) Average income
of the wage earners
b) Income necessary
for an individual to meet his daily expenses
c) Total income of
the group divided by the number of the people in the group
d) Average income
of family
24) The agency
estimating the national income of the India is:
a) Planning
Commission
b) Ministry of
finance
c) RBI
d) CSO
25) The most
serious economic problems of India are:
a) Underdevelopment,
not poverty
b) Poverty and
unemployment
c) Unemployment,
not poverty
d) Stagnation, not
poverty
26) National product
includes goods:
a) Only those
consumed by the producers
b) All whether
exchanged or not
c) Both exchanged
in markets and retained by producers for addition to their stock
d) Only exchanged
in markets but not those consumed by producers
27) Marginal
utility is
a) Total minus
average utility
b) Addition to the
utility because of one unit increase in commodity
c) Total utility
divided by the number of units
d) Total plus
average utility
28) Demand of a
commodity mainly depends on:
a) Desire to
purchase
b) Power to
purchase
c) Tax policy
d) Advertisement
29) Which one of
the following is in the state list?
a) Railway Police
b) Corporation Tax
c) Census
d) Economic and
Social Planning
30) In a highly
developed country the relative contribution of agriculture to Gross Domestic
Product is:
a) Relatively high
b) Relatively low
c) The same as that
of other sector
d) Zero
31) The credit
control operation in India is performed by:
a) Rural Banks
b) Commercial Banks
c) Reserve Bank of
India
d) State Bank of
India
32) Division of
labour is limited by:
a) The number of
workers
b) Hours of work
c) Extent of the
market
d) Working space
33) The four
factors of production are:
a) Land, labour,
capital, organization
b) Land,
electricity, water, labour
c) Labour, Capital,
land, rainfall
d) Labour, climate,
land, tools
34) What is main
purpose of currency?
a) Currency chest
b) Standard of
Postponed Payments
c) Standard of
Money
d) Medium of
Exchange
35) National Income
accounting is the study of the income and expenditure of the entire:
a) Family
b) State
c) Economy
d) Organization
36) The problem of
Economics arises from:
a) Plenty of goods
b) Scarcity of
goods
c) More wants less
goods
d) All of these
37) Agriculture
income tax is a source of revenue to:
a) Central
Government
b) State Government
c) Local
Administration
d) Central and
State Government
38) Beyond a
certain point, deficit financing will certainly lead to :
a) Inflation
b) Deflation
c) Recession
d) Economic
stagnation
39) To achieve
economic self reliance was the main objective of which of the following Five
Year Plan?
a) Second Plan
b) First Plan
c) Third Plan
d) Fourth Plan
40) The preparation
of National Income Estimates is the responsibility of the:
a) Planning
Commission
b) National Development
Council
c) National Sample
Survey
d) Central
Statistical Organization
41) Which one of
the following is the most sensitive indicator of the health of a community?
a) Birth rate
b) Infant mortality
rate
c) Death rate
d) Maternal
mortality rate
42) The objectives
of Indian Planning are:
a) Increasing
national income
b) Reducing
inequalities in income and wealth
c) Elimination of
poverty
d) All of the above
43) The Gandhian
economy was based on the principle of :
a) State control
b) Copetition
c) Trusteeship
d) Rural
Cooperation
44) Fiscal policy
is concerned with:
a) Public revenue
b) Public
Expenditure and debt
c) Bank rate policy
d) Both a and b
45) Devaluation of
a currency refers to :
a) Decrease in the
internal value of money
b) Decrease in the
external value of money
c) Decrease both in
the external and internal value of money
d) Government
withdrawal of a currency not of a denomination
46) The maternal
mortality rates in Asia are the highest in :
a) Bangladesh
b) India
c) Indonesia
d) Nepal
47) To get the Net
National Product we deduct what from the Gross National Product?
a) Direct Taxes
b) Imports
c) Interim Payments
d) Loss
48) Protection
means
a) Restriction
imposed on import trade
b) Protection to
home industries
c) No free exchange
of goods and services between two countries
d) All of these
49) The reserve
Bank of India:
a) Provide direct
finance to agriculture
b) Provides finance
to primary cooperative societies
c) Provides finance
to state cooperative banks
d) Does not provide
finance to agriculture
50) In which sector
of the Indian economy is productivity the highest?
a) Manufacturing
b) Transport,
Communication, Commerce
c) Agriculture
d) Other sectors
51) Which of the
following is not method of estimating national income?
a) Income method
b) Value added
method
c) Expenditure
method
d) Export import
method
52) Population
explosion in a country means:
a) High birth rate
and high death rate
b) High birth rate
and low death rate
c) Low birth rate
and high death rate
d) Low birth rate
and Low death rate
53) The measurement
of poverty line is based on the criteria of :
a) Their dwelling
houses
b) The nature of
employment
c) Caloric
consumption
d) Level of
education
54) Elasticity of
demand is a tendency line is based on the criteria of:
a) Increase or
decrease on the change of price
b) Increase on the
rising of price
c) Decrease on the
falling of price
d) Consistency of
demand on rising and falling prices
54) Capital is that
wealth:
a) Which is used
for the production of wealth
b) Which is kept in
boxes and lockers
c) Which is buried
in the land
d) Which is stored
for consumption
55) Function of an
entrepreneur is:
a) Organization of
labour
b) Collection of
capital
c) Showing
efficiency in collection of loans from the banks and the market
d) Risk taking
56) The poverty
line has been defined in the:
a) Seventh Five
Year Plan
b) Sixth Five Year
Plan
c) Eighth Five Year
Plan
d) Fifth Five Year
Plan
57) In Centre and
State financial relations in India. The Gadgil Formula is used in:
a) Division of tax
revenue
b) Formulating the
policy for fresh borrowings
c) Writing off
states indebtedness to the Centre
d) Allocating
Central Plan assistance between States
58) According to
the Reserve Bank of India the term ‘Open Market Operation’ means sale and
purchase of:
a) Gold
b) Government
securities
c) Iron and steel
d) Foreign exchange
59) Reserve bank of
India was established on:
a) January 1, 1934
b) April 1, 1934
c) January 1, 1935
d) April 1, 1935
60) What is India’s
trade policy?
a) Increase in both
exports and imports
b) Decrease in both
exports and imports
c) Neither increase
nor decrease in both imports and exports
d) Exports
promotion and import substitution
61) The Center
gives grants in aid to states:
a) To augment the
financial resources of the states
b) To maintain god
relations with the state
c) To ensure
balanced and quick economic growth throughout the country
d) To ensure social
justice in India
62) Mixed economy
means co-existence of:
a) Heavy industries
and light industries
b) Agrarian economy
and industrialized economy
c) The poor and the
rich
d) Public sector
and private sector
63) The largest
shares of Indian’s National income originated in the :
a) Primary sector
b) Secondary sector
c) Territory sector
d) None of the
above
64) Which one of
the following taxes is levied by the state Government only?
a) Entertainment
tax
b) Wealth tax
c) Income tax
d) Corporation tax
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