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Indian Economy Previous Year Questions (PYQ) with Answers – Page 13

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Indian Economy questions asked in previous year papers of SSC, Banking, Railway and other exams, with the exam and year, answers and explanations.

580 previous-year questions

Q241.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CGL · 12 Dec 2022, Shift 4Medium

In the Industrial Policy Resolution of 1948, which of the following was not the monopoly of the Central Government?

  1. A.Iron and Steel
  2. B.Atomic energy
  3. C.Railway
  4. D.Arms and ammunition
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Correct answer: A. Iron and Steel

The Industrial Policy Resolution of 1948 made only three fields an exclusive monopoly of the central government: arms and ammunition, the production and control of atomic energy, and the ownership and management of railway transport.

Q243.Indian EconomyAsked in: Delhi · 23 March 2022, shift 2Medium

RBI publishes figures for four alternative measures of money supply. Which of the following is correct regarding M3?

  1. A.CU + DD
  2. B.M1 + Saving deposits with post office savings banks
  3. C.M1 + Net time deposits of commercial banks
  4. D.M1 + Total deposits with post office savings organisations
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Correct answer: C. M1 + Net time deposits of commercial banks

M3, called broad money or aggregate monetary resources, is the measure the Reserve Bank watches most closely, and it adds the time deposits of the banking system to narrow money.

Q244.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CGL · 03 Dec 2022, Shift 4Medium

Unemployment arising due to mismatch between job availability in the market and skills of available worker is called

  1. A.Seasonal
  2. B.Structural
  3. C.Economical
  4. D.Frictional
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Correct answer: B. Structural

It arises when the structure of the economy changes, so that the jobs being created need skills different from those the available workers possess; it lasts long and is cured by retraining and education rather than by a revival of demand.

Q245.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CPO · 11 Nov 2022, Shift 1Medium

What is the reason behind most people working in the agricultural sector?

  1. A.People get higher returns in agriculture
  2. B.Due to political pressure
  3. C.Other sectors do not absorb people from agriculture
  4. D.Most of the people are interested in working in agriculture
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Correct answer: C. Other sectors do not absorb people from agriculture

Agriculture still employs the largest share of India's workers because industry and services have not created enough jobs to draw them away, so people stay on the farm for want of a better option.

Q248.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CGL · 21 April 2022, Shift 3Medium

The GDP deflator is also called:

  1. A.implicit price deflator
  2. B.explicit inflation index
  3. C.implicit inflation index
  4. D.explicit price deflator
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Correct answer: A. implicit price deflator

The deflator is nominal GDP divided by real GDP and multiplied by a hundred, so it is not computed from a fixed basket of goods at all; it is implied by the two GDP series, and that is exactly why it carries the word implicit.

Q249.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CGL · 06 Dec 2022, Shift 1Medium

Which of the following is NOT a feature of National Income?

  1. A.It is a macroeconomic concept.
  2. B.It is a flow concept.
  3. C.It is always expressed with reference to the financial year.
  4. D.It is included only in intermediate goods.
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Correct answer: D. It is included only in intermediate goods.

National income counts only final goods and services; intermediate goods are deliberately left out, because counting the flour as well as the bread would mean counting the same value twice.

Q252.Indian EconomyAsked in: RRB Group D · 19 Sept 2022, Shift 3Medium

In Economics, which of the following curves is inverse U-shaped?

  1. A.Marginal product curve
  2. B.Short run marginal cost curve
  3. C.Average variable cost curve
  4. D.Long run average cost curve
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Correct answer: A. Marginal product curve

The marginal product of a variable factor first rises, reaches a peak and then falls, so the curve traced out is an inverted U. This is the law of variable proportions at work.

Q253.Indian EconomyAsked in: CDS · 10 April 2022Medium

Which one of the following would be considered as Foreign Direct Investment?

  1. A.A foreign company buying shares in stock exchanges in India
  2. B.A foreign country pension fund investing in Indian stock markets
  3. C.A foreign merchant banker buying shares from Indian stock markets
  4. D.A foreign entity setting up an educational institution in India
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Correct answer: D. A foreign entity setting up an educational institution in India

Setting up an institution in India means putting money into a real asset and running it, which is exactly what Foreign Direct Investment is.

Q254.Indian EconomyAsked in: UPSC CAPF · 7 Aug 2022Easy

GST is a/an

  1. A.destination-based consumption tax
  2. B.origin-based production tax
  3. C.destination-based sales tax on transaction
  4. D.origin-based tax on sales transaction
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Correct answer: A. destination-based consumption tax

Goods and Services Tax is collected by the state where the goods or services are finally consumed, not by the state that produced them.

Q258.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC MTS · 5 July 2022, Shift 2Medium

Which of the following Acts of 1947 regulates the Indian labour law with regard to trade unions as well as individual workmen?

  1. A.Indian Councils Act
  2. B.Charter Act
  3. C.Rowlatt Act
  4. D.Industrial Disputes Act
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Correct answer: D. Industrial Disputes Act

The Industrial Disputes Act was passed in 1947 and governs how disputes between employers and workmen, including matters that concern trade unions as well as individual workmen, are raised and settled.