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A
The programmes have done little for disabled, sick and socially handicapped individuals
B
ncome and employment-oriented poverty alleviation programmes ensured that the poor can really manage to get adequate food all the year round
C
The income generation orientation of poverty alleviation programmes recognised the importance of increased flow of social inputs
D
The government has made necessary changes in anti-poor laws and policies
A
Foreign trade policy (2004-09)
B
New industrial policy (1991)
C
Exim policy (2001)
D
New economic policy (1991)
A
Management-employee buyouts
B
Sale to foreigners
C
Equal-access voucher programmes
D
Strategic sale
A
Remittance from abroad
B
Foreign direct investment
C
Transportation charges
D
Interest on investments
A
flatter, flatter
B
steeper, flatter
C
flatter, steeper
D
steeper, steeper
A
Issue by offer for sale
B
Offering rights issue
C
Issue by prospectus
D
Issue by private placement
A
Rs. 48,000 crores
B
Rs. 3,000 crores
C
Rs. 600 crores
D
Rs. 2,500 crores
A
Price level will remain same
B
Price level will be halved
C
Price level will rise by a factor of 4
D
Price level will also get doubled
A
Inflation rate
B
Car industry
C
Money supply
D
Foreign exchange rate
A
is parallel to the
B
lies below the
C
lies above the
D
coincides with
A
40 units
B
55 units
C
50 units
D
60 units
A
money-financing of budget deficit
B
revenue deficit
C
primary deficit
D
bond-financing of budget deficit
A
Leftward shift in the demand curve
B
Rightward shift in the demand curve
C
Downward movement along the same demand curve
D
Upward movement along the same demand curve
A
money supply
B
aggregate supply
C
money demand
D
aggregate demand
A
Lack of efficiency in resource allocative
B
Efficient allocation of resources
C
Economic stability
D
Maximum social satisfaction
A
Law of demand
B
Law of diminishing marginal utility
C
Law of equi-marginal utility
D
Law of supply
A
Income tax
B
Sales tax
C
Annual wealth tax
D
Capital gains tax
A
greater, long run
B
lower, short run
C
greater, short run
D
lower, long run
A
Potential GDP
B
Nominal GDP
C
Actual GDP
D
Real GDP
A
Fixed Capital
B
Working Capital
C
Capital Productivity
D
Infrastructure