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Indian Economy Mixed Quiz: Set 30

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Set 30 of the Indian Economy mixed quiz has 20 multiple-choice questions from 13 different topics of the subject: Industrial Policy and MSMEs, Public Sector Undertakings and Disinvestment, Economic Reforms of 1991 and more. 15 of them were asked in real previous-year papers. A topic quiz checks one chapter; this set revises the whole subject at once, the way an exam paper does, where the next question can come from any chapter. Every question carries an explanation of why the correct option is right and why the others are wrong. Keep to the timer, read the explanations at the end, and go back to the notes of any topic where you slipped.

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20 questions with answers and explanations

Q3.Indian EconomyHard

The Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 was replaced by:

  1. A.The Competition Act, 2002
  2. B.The Companies Act, 2013
  3. C.The Industrial Disputes Act
  4. D.The Consumer Protection Act, 1986
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Correct answer: A. The Competition Act, 2002

The older law had treated size itself with suspicion and required large firms to obtain the government's approval before expanding, setting up a new undertaking or merging; the reforms of 1991 removed that requirement, and the Act of 2002 replaced the law altogether, shifting attention from the size of a…

Q4.Indian EconomyAsked in: RRB NTPC · 13 Mar 2021, Shift 2Medium

Which of the following schemes is the Micro Finance Scheme for women with rebate in interest?

  1. A.National Maternity Benefit Scheme
  2. B.Social Security Pilot Scheme
  3. C.Mahila samriddhi Yojna
  4. D.Rajrajeshwari Mahila kalyan Yojna
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Correct answer: C. Mahila samriddhi Yojna

It is the micro-finance scheme under which women borrow small sums at a concessional rate of interest, so the rebate in interest is built into the scheme itself.

Q5.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC MTS · 03 May 2023, Shift 1Hard

The National Rural Employment Programme was merged with _________ in 1989.

  1. A.Indira Awas Yojana
  2. B.Rural Landless Employment Guarantee Programme
  3. C.Employment Assurance Scheme
  4. D.Jawahar Rozgar Yojana
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Correct answer: D. Jawahar Rozgar Yojana

In 1989 the National Rural Employment Programme of 1980 and the Rural Landless Employment Guarantee Programme of 1983 were brought together into a single wage employment programme named the Jawahar Rozgar Yojana, which was run through the panchayats and remained the main rural employment programme of the early 1990s. Option…

Q7.Indian EconomyEasy

The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank were planned at which conference?

  1. A.Bretton Woods Conference, 1944
  2. B.Yalta Conference, 1945
  3. C.Marrakesh Conference, 1994
  4. D.Doha Conference, 2001
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Correct answer: A. Bretton Woods Conference, 1944

In July 1944 delegates of forty four allied nations, including India, met at Bretton Woods in New Hampshire in the United States and agreed to create the International Monetary Fund for monetary cooperation and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development for reconstruction lending, which is why the two are…

Q9.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CHSL · 10 March, 2023, Shift 1Easy

According to the law of demand, the consumer's demand for a good must be ______.

  1. A.inversely related to the price of the good
  2. B.directly related to the supply of the good
  3. C.directly related to the price of the good
  4. D.inversely related to the supply of the good
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Correct answer: A. inversely related to the price of the good

The law of demand says that, other things remaining the same, a consumer buys more of a good when its price falls and less when the price rises, so price and quantity demanded move in opposite directions.

Q10.Indian EconomyAsked in: UPSC Civil Services · 2020Medium

In which one of the following groups are all the four countries members of G20?

  1. A.Argentina, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey
  2. B.Australia, Canada, Malaysia and New Zealand
  3. C.Brazil, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam
  4. D.Indonesia, Japan, Singapore and South Korea
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Correct answer: A. Argentina, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey

All four of these countries sit in the G20, so this is the only group in which no name falls outside the forum.

Q11.Indian EconomyMedium

At the height of the crisis in 1991, India's foreign exchange reserves were sufficient to pay for imports of about:

  1. A.Two weeks
  2. B.Six months
  3. C.One year
  4. D.Three years
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Correct answer: A. Two weeks

Reserves had been drained by years of current account deficits, by the rise in oil prices and the fall in remittances after the Gulf crisis, and by the withdrawal of deposits held by non-resident Indians, and at the worst point they could cover only a fortnight of imports.

Q14.Indian EconomyAsked in: Bihar · BPSC AE Paper 4 (General Engineering SciMedium

All financial decisions on any project appraisal are based on

  1. A.future value of money
  2. B.present value of money
  3. C.opportunity cost of money
  4. D.None of the above
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Correct answer: B. present value of money

Money has a time value, so a rupee received years later is worth less than a rupee in hand, and every cash flow of a project is first brought to today's value before a decision is taken.

Q16.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CHSL · 02 Aug, 2023, Shift 2Medium

NABARD launched a special pilot project in 2004-05 called _______ mainly to fulfil the credit needs of the small and marginal farmers and tenant farmers.

  1. A.JLGs
  2. B.MEDP
  3. C.SGSY
  4. D.BLP programme
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Correct answer: A. JLGs

NABARD started a pilot project on Joint Liability Groups in 2004-05 so that small, marginal and tenant farmers, who often till land they do not own, could borrow without the land papers a bank usually demands.

Q17.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CHSL · 15 March, 2023, Shift 1Medium

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the demand curve? I. It is a graphical representation of the demand function. II. It gives the quantity demanded by the consumer at each price.

  1. A.Both I and II
  2. B.Only II
  3. C.Neither I nor II
  4. D.Only I
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Correct answer: A. Both I and II

A demand curve is the picture of the demand function, which links the quantity a consumer buys to the price of the good, so statement I is correct.

Q18.Indian EconomyAsked in: RRB NTPC · 25 Mar, 2026, Shift 1Medium

During the 1990–91 balance of payments crisis, India's foreign exchange reserves were sufficient to finance imports for only:

  1. A.three months
  2. B.two weeks
  3. C.one month
  4. D.one week
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Correct answer: B. two weeks

By the middle of 1991 India's foreign exchange reserves had fallen to about one billion dollars, enough to pay for only about two weeks of imports, and the country stood close to default on its external payments.

Q19.Indian EconomyAsked in: SSC CGL · 21 Jul 2023, Shift 1Easy

What is the age criteria for the subscribers of Atal Pension Yojana?

  1. A.20 - 30 Years
  2. B.25 - 35 Years
  3. C.18 - 40 Years
  4. D.40 - 60 Years
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Correct answer: C. 18 - 40 Years

The Atal Pension Yojana, launched in 2015 and administered by the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority, is open to a bank account holder between 18 and 40 years of age, who contributes until the age of 60 and then draws a guaranteed monthly pension of between one thousand and…

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