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- Which programme given the slogan of Garibi Hatao?- 5th five year plan
- In which five year plan India opted for mixed economy? – Second
- When was the first five year plan of India started?- 1951
- Who was the first Chairman of the Planning Commission? – Jawahar Lal Nehru
- The Secretariat of SAARC is set up at – Kathmandu
- When was plan holiday declared? – after the third plan
- Jawahar Rojgar Yojna was launched in – 7th five year plan
- Three annual plan were launched between – 1966 to 1969
- National Development Council is consists of – Members of planning commission & Chief Ministers of the states
- The very first five year plan of India was based on the model of – Bombay Plan
- What as the prime target of the first five year plan of India? – Development of
- Who gives the final approval to the five year plans of India? – National Development Council (NDC)
- Which is the principal regulator for stock exchange in India – SEBI
- Under-writing refers to – an act of insuring risk
- SEBI stands for – Securities and Exchange Board of India
- The Accounting year of Reserve Bank of India runs from – July to June
- Largest employer in India – Indian Railways
- The financial capital of India – Mumbai
- Chairman of the Eleventh Finance Commission was – M. Khusro
- The concept of mixed economy means – simultaneous existence of the private and public sector
- The most important source of revenue for the states in India is – Sales Tax
- Financial Commission is a – Constitutional Body
- Money supply is governed by the – Reserve Bank of India
- Where is the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade Located – New Delhi
- Per Capita income is obtained by dividing National Income by – Total Population of the country
- FERA in India has been replaced by – FEMA
- NREGP stands for – National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme
- Which is the biggest tax paying sector in India – Industrial Sector
- The Reserve Bank of India was nationalized in the year – 1949
- Insurance sector in India is regulated by – IRDA
- RBI was established (1 April, 1935) under which of the following Acts – Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
- Yellow Revolution refers to the production of – Oil Seeds
- Which one of the rates is not decided by RBI – Base Rate
- Larger production of goods would lead to higher production in future – capital goods
- Golden Quadrilateral project is associated with the development of – Highways
- Development means economic growth with – social change
- Which one is more effective in controlling prices in the long run – increase in Production
- Which is the oldest stock exchange in the world? – Amsterdam Stock Echange
- Taxation and the government’s expenditure policy are dealt under which policy? – Fiscal Policy
- If the price of an inferior good falls, what about its demand? – Remains Constant
- Which type of unemployment mostly found in India? – Disguised Unemployment
- Which is the largest Public Sector Bank in India? – State Bank of India
- What is the main source of revenue to meet different expenditures? – Internal Borrowings
- Bouncing of cheques has become an What is the punishment for the same? – 6 months imprisonment
- Who wrote the book ‘Planned Economy for India’? – Visvesvaraya
- Which is the oldest Development Financial Institution of India? – IFCI
- When was EXIM Bank set-up? – 1982
- Who said “A State is known by the right that it maintains” – Laski
- The busiest ocean from the point of view of trade – Atlantic Ocean
- Commercially important cotton fibres are – epidermal hairs of seeds
- What is included in the Tetiary sector – banking
- Who was the reformer of oppressed and backward classes – DR B R Ambedakar
- What was the Wood’s Despatch about – Education
- Who was the first Indian Governor of the RBI – CD Deshmukh
- Which is the ‘Slack Season’ in the Indian Economy? – January-June
- To meet the need of whom, the concept of Land Development Bank has – been developed? – Farmers
- When was the Rolling plan designed? – 1978-83
- Which country is the largest debtor of UNO? – S.
- Which was first Commercial Bank of India? – Hindustan Bank
- Participatory Notes (PNs) are associated with which investors? – Foreign Institutional Investments
- A new private bank is established under which act? – Companies Act 1956
- How many country are represented in International Monetary Fund (IMF)? – 189
- In which plan was the objective of self-reliance and zero net foreign aid was declared? – Fourth 5 year plan
- On which date a Bank publishes its balance sheet? – 31st march
- How many banks were nationalized in 1969? – 14
- In April 1980 how many banks were nationalized? – Six
- When was decimal coinage introduced in India? – 1957
- One rupee notes contain the signature of ? – Finance Secretary, GOI
- Which is treated as artificial currency? – SDR
- Companies pay corporation tax on their ? – Incomes
- What was the earlier name of the WTO? – GATT
- If saving exceeds investment , what will be the effect on national income ? – Remains constant
- Which bank is the Banker of the Banks? – RBI
- For international payments, to which currency is the Indian currency linked? – American Dollars
- Temporary tax levied to obtain additional revenue is called ? – Fee
- Which European country is the guarantor of Bank of Central African States? – France
- When was Consumer Protection Act (COPRA) passed? – 1986
- The Money Order system in India was introduced in the year ? – 1880
- Investment in public works is known as ? – Capital Expenditure
- Where are the headquarters of IMF and World Bank located? – Both Washington DC
- Who appoints Banking Ombudsman? – RBI
- In which year was Railway Budget in India separated from general budget? – 1924
- Which is the best measure of economic growth of a country? – GNP
- Economic growth is usually coupled with ? – Inflation
- CENVAT is associated with ? – Rate of Indirect Tax
- Which of the following committees is associated with the microfinance institutions (MFIs)? – H. Malegam
- A company which pools money from investors and invests in stocks, bond and shares is called . – Mutual Fund
- Gilt-edged means ? – Market of securities
- What is the effect of Deficit financing? – Inflation
- Who was the first Indian Governor of RBI? – Shachindra Ray
- The principal sources of revenue to the State Government in India is ? – Sales Tax
- Indias Economic Summit was held in December 1999, in ? – New Delhi
- The main source of National Income in India is ? – Agricultural Sector
- A crossed cheque is one, which can be encashed only at which bank? – SBI
- The currency convertibility concept in its original form originated in? – Bretton Woods Agreement
- States earn maximum revenue through? – Commercial Taxes
- Short-term finance is usually for a period ranging up to? – 12 months
- The philosophy of ‘Laissez-faire’ is associated with ? – Industrial States
- Where in Indian are coins minted? – Mumbai, Calcutta & Hyderabad
- In India, in which year was the service tax first introduced? – 1994
- CASA ratio of bank indicates the – Bank’s deposits
- In India, which of the following organizations is responsible for the sterilization of foreign inflows? – Reserve Bank of India
- Where is the head office of India Post Payments Bank located? – New Delhi
- National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS) came into force in which year? – 2006
- When did India become a member of international Monetary Fund (IMF)? – 1947
- Who coined the term ‘Hindu rate of growth’ for Indian Economy ? – Raj Krishna
- “Growth with Social Justice and Equity” was the focus of – 9th five year plan
- The Plan launched in the 50th Year of Indian Independence was – 9th five year plan
- The economic reforms are initiated by Narasimha Rao Government in – 8th five year plan
- The employment generating programmes like Jawahar Rozgar Yojana was started in – 7th five year plan
- When was the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) set up? – 1982
- Where are the headquarters of United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)? – Geneva
- Who is called the ‘Father of Economics’? – Adam Smith
- Net National Product (NNP) of a country is – GNP minus depreciation allowances
- National Income is based on the – Production of goods and services
- The LPG Model of Development was introduced by the then Finance Minister – Manmohan Singh
- “Faster and more inclusive growth” was the objective of – 11th Five year plan
- For the first time Private Sector was given priority compared to the public sector in – 7th five year plan
- Which sector of Indian Economy contributes largest to the Gross National Product
- National Income estimates in India are prepared by – Central Statistical Organisation
- The main source of National Income in India is – Service Sector
- Twenty Point Programme” was launched in the year? – 1980
- National Development Council was constituted in? – 6 August 1952
- Economic planning is in – Concurrent list
- In India the concept of ‘minimum needs’ and ‘directed anti poverty programmes’ were the innovation of? – 5th five year plan
- In which five year plan India opted for mixed economy – Second
- Three annual plan were launched between: – 1966-1969
- The very first five year plan of India was based on the model of: – Harrod Domar Model
- The base year for computation of National Income in India is – 1993-94
- In India, Hindu Rate of Growth is associated with wich of the – National Income
- Hindu Rate of Growth refers to the rate of growth of – GDP
- Who had estimated National Income in India first – Dadabhai Naoroji
- Which sector of Indian Economy has shown remarkable expansion during the last decade? – Tertiary Sectors
- Which state has the lowest per capita income? Bihar
- World Development Report is an annual publication of ? International Bank of – Reconstruction & Development
- Under which of the following sections of the RBI Act 1934, the Reserve Bank of India has the sole right to issue bank-notes of all denominations except the one rupee note? – Section 22
- Which of the following nation is considered the originator of the concept of microfinance? – Bangladesh
- Absence of a proper Financial Planning can lead to – overspending and Debt problems
- Where is the headquarter of New Development Bank (NDB) located? – Shanghai
- What is the prime target of the first five year plan of India? – Development of Agriculture
- The First Five-year Plan was launched in which year – 1951
- The slogan of ‘Garibi Hatao’ (Remove Poverty) was launched in which FYP? – 4th FYP
- ‘Golden Handshake Scheme’ is associated with ? – Voluntary Retirement
- Who has presented the Union Budget of India maximum number of times? – Morarji Desai
- Who is the chairman of 14th Finance Commission? – V. Reddy
- The second Five Year plan was based on_? – Mahalanobis model
- The first devaluation of Indian currency took place in which year ? – 1949
- VAT has been introduced on the recommendation of which commission? – K. Jha Commission
- In which year was Minimum inflation in post economic reform? – 1999-2000
- Who was the Chairman of the first Finance Commission? – C. Niyogi
- Those goods which have positive relationship between price and quantity demanded are called as – Giffen Goods
- On July 12, 1982, the ARDC was merged into ? – NABARD
- Which Indian got Nobel Prize for Economics? – Amartya Sen
- In India, liberal Industrial Policy was adopted in the year – 1991
- First Industrial Policy of free India was announced in the year – 1948
- Raukela Steel Plant was set up with the assistance from – West Germany
- Total utility is maximum when – marginal utility is zero
- Grasham’s low relates to – Money Supply
- As regards changes in interest rates, the most sensitive money market is the – call money market
- The standard of living in a country is represented by its – Per Capita Income
- Inflation rate based on consumer price index increases if – Bank Rate is decreased
- Tapas Majumdar Committee gave report on – Primary level educational expenditure
- United Nations Human Development index has been develop by – Mahboob ul Haq
- The policy regarding special Economic Zones(SEZ) was announced in – April, 2000
- Which law stated that the size of the a firm and its growth rate are independent – Gibrat’s Law
- Globalization does not include – Disinvestment of Public Sector equality
- Global Financial Stability Report is published by – IMF
- Kandla is well known for – Export processing zone
- The Prevention of Money Laundering Act Came into force in India during – 2005
- Paper currency was first started in Indian in – 1862
- The famous textile of MP is – Chaneri
- World’s largest reserve of Uranium found in – Australia
- The Gandhiyan economy is based on the principal of – Trusteeship
- When did the Community Development Programme start in India – 1952
- Under which agreement International Monetary Fund was established – Bretton Woods Agreement
- India became a member of International Monetary Fund in – 1947
- National Income estimates in India is prepared by ? – Central Statistical Organization
- National Rural Development Institute is situated at ? – Hyderabad
- Name the oldest insurance company of India? – Oriental Life Insurance company
- Excise duty is a tax levied on the ? – Production of goods
- Which state stands first in the length of roads in the country? – Maharashtra
- Deficit financing means that the government borrows money from the ? – RBI
- “Bad money (if not limited in quantity ) drives good money out of circulation.” is the law known as – Gresham’s law
- The “”Garibi Hatao”” slogan was coined in ? – 1971
- When was the Reserve Bank of India taken over by the Government? – 1948
- The difference between GNP & GDP is ? – Capital Depreciation
- Planning commission has been replaced by which of the institution – NITI Ayog
- The concept of Economics Planning in India is derived from which country – Russia
- Which sector is the backbone of Indian economy – Service Sector
- Economics, according to Lionel Robbins, is a – Positive Science
- Which organization is known as Market Regulator in India – SEBI
- Where is the headquarter of World Bank located – Washington DC
- Who expressed the view that ‘Economics is neutral between ends’ – Robbins
- Which plan is also known as ‘Gadgil Yojna’ – Fourth five year plan
- FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act) – 2002
- Macroeconomics is also called – Aggregate Economics
- ‘Brent ‘ Index is associated with ? – Crude oil prices
- The Foreign Exchange Management Act(FEMA) was passed in which year? – 1999
- Which plan is also known as ‘Gadgil Yojana’? – 3rd FYP
- Who presented the first union budget of Independent India? – RK Shanmukham Chetty
- Who is considered the guardian of the Public Purse? – CAG
- In which year Swarn Jayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojna came into being? – 1st April 1999
- Where is the headquarter of East African Development Bank? – Uganda
- In which year Statutory Liquidity Ratio was first imposed on banks? – 1949
- The Unclaimed deposits are those deposits which haven’t been operated for how many years? – 10 years or more
- When a person has a saving account in the bank , the bank assumes the position of – Debtor
- Which is the largest Private Sector Bank in India? – HDFC Bank
- Which ministry formulates fiscal policy? – Finance Ministry
- In which year SIDBI was established? – 1990
- What is the highest denomination of currency notes in circulation as legal tender in India at present? – ₹ 2000
- Which is the oldest stock exchange in Asia? – Bombay Stock Exchange
- Which Committee’ s recommenda-tions are being followed for estimating Poverty Line in India – Lakdawala Committee
- Union Budget of India is presented by whom and in which house/ houses of the Parliament? – Finance Minister of India; Lok Sabha
- Who among the following presented the first budget (interim) of Independent India? – R K Shanmukham Chetty; 26th November, 1947
- The central banking functions in India are performed by the – Reserve Bank of India
- Development expenditure of the Central government does not include – Defence expenditure
- Who has presented the Union Budget of India maximum number of times – Morarji Desai
- On July 12, 1982, the ARDC was merged into – NABARD
- In which of the following types of economy are the factors of production owned individually –Capitalist
- Poverty in less developed countries is largely due to – Income inequality
- The most appropriate measure of a country’s economic growth is its – Per Capita Real Income
- Which of the following committees examined and suggested financial sector reforms- Narasimham Committee
- Which of the following contributes the maximum earnings in Indian Railways – Goods Traffic Earning
- SEBI is a – Staturory body
- Who was the first administrator-statesman to attempt planning as a means for economic development? – M Viswesvarayya
- An economy is at the take off stage on its path to development when it – begins steady growth
- Which is the basic characteristic of Oligopoly – a few sellers, many buyers demanded are – inversely proportional and also inversely related
- What is the meaning of ‘Laissez Faire Policy’ – withdrawal of ‘some restrictions’
- Kisan Credit Card (KCC) scheme for farmers was introduced in – 1998 – 1999
- Long term agriculture credit is provided by – Land Development Bank
- The world trade organization is located at – Geneva
- When the Reserve Bank of India was established – 1935
- The authorization for the withdrawal of funds from the consolidated fund of India must come from – The Parliament of India
- Interest payment is an item of – Revenue Expenditure
- Who is responsible for the preparation and presentation of Union Budget to the Partliament – Department of Economic Affairs
- Which country is the largest producer of wool – Australia
- In India, deficit financing is used for raising resources for – economic development
- What is the effect of deficit financing on economy – Increase in money supply
- The fair and Remunerative Price of sugarcane is approved by the – Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs
- Green revolution is related to wheat production
- The planning commission has been abolished by the Prime minister – Narendra Modi
- According to Malthusian Theory of Population, population increase in – Geometrical Progression
- TRYSEM is a programme of – Rural Development
- Farmer’s Day is celebrated on – December 23
- The study related to the plants being used as vegetable as vegetable is called – Olericulture
- The buyer’s market is known where – supply is more than the demand
- The prevention of laundering act came into India during – 2005
- The thermal power plant of Bokaro is located in – Jharkhand
- Which is the largest shipyard in India – Kochi
- Tarapore Committee was associated with which one of the – Fuller capital account convertibility
- Which is the largest metal trading center – London
- Which is irrelevant in the context of share market – SAPS
- Which represents a progressive tax structure – Tax Rate increase as income increase
- The Budget deficit means – Difference between all receipts and all the expenditure
- Dependency ratio may be defined as – the ratio of persons above 65 and below 14 to the working age population
- What is the base of Human development index – Health, education, employment
- During which Five Year Plan, India has achieved the maximum per-capita growth rate – Eleventh Plan
- The most suitable crop for green manuring is – Sunhemp
- Who has written ‘The History of Indian Agriculture – S. Randhawa
- The size of the marginal landholding in India is – Less than 1 hectare
- Sensex includes the securities – 30
- the apex bank for providing agriculture refinance in India – NABARD
- Major Banks (14) were nationalized in the year – 1969
- The Disinvestment proceeds in India are credited to – National Investment Fund
- Nagarjun Sagar Multipurpose Project’ is on which river – Krishna
- The second Green Revolution will be related with – Bio-Technology
- India earns maximum foreign exchange by the export of – Textile
- Participatory Notes (PNs) are associated with which one – Foreign Institutional Investors
- Which State of India occupies largest area under Soya Been cultivation – Madhya Pradesh
- The state of India with low acreage, but very high per hectare yield of groundnut is – Punjab
- Who makes recommendation regarding fixing of minimum support price for various crops – Commission for Agriculture Costs and Prices
- The rotation of crops is essential for – Increasing soil fertility
- Ad hoc Treasury Bill System of meeting budget deficit in India was abolished on – 31st March, 1997
- The first land development bank was established in 1920, it was located at – Jhang
- As president of World Trade Organization Pascal Lamy was replaced by – Roberto Azevedo
- The Indian Economy is a – Mixed Economy
- A ‘Closed Economy’ is an economy – neither exports nor imports take place
- Net National Product (NNP) and Gross National Product (GNP) – are different
- Neemrana, a model of sustainable economic development is located in – Rajasthan
- Economy growth is usually coupled with – Inflation
- Which is the period of 12th Five Year Plan – 2012-2017
- The main objective of the 12th five year plan is – Faster, Sustainalbe and more inclusive growth
- NITI Ayog came into existence on – 1st January 2015
- The idea of Five Year Plans was taken from – Soviet Union
- What is the purpose of ‘Ujjwala Plus’ to allow people to donate cooking gas connections for poor households
- The committee on financial sector reforms 2008 in India was headed by – Raghuram Rajan C
- ‘Ind AS’ oftern seen in news, in concerned with – Global accounting practice
- Which industries provides the maximum employment in India – Textile
- Which state is called ‘the Ethiopia of India’ because the excessive malnutrition – Madhya Pradesh
- In the index of Eight Core Industries, which is the highest weight – Electricity generation
- Largest concentration of software and business process outsourcing industry in UP is at – Noida
- Who brings out the ‘Consumer Price Index Number for the Industrial Workers – The Labour Bureau
- The Phillips Curve represents relationship between – Inflation and Unemployment
- At present, how many countries are the members of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) – 189
- The first phase of liberalization was initiated in India under the regime of – PV Narsimha Rao
- One of the problems calculating National Income India is – Non-Organized sector
- Madhya Pradesh Laghu Udyog Nigam was established in – 1961
- The service tax in India was Introduced in the year – 1994-95
- RESIDEX, an index of residential prices in India, was launched in the year – 2007
- The ‘Goods and Services Tax’ was proposed by a task force, whose President was – Vijay Kelkar
- The trade and Merchadise Mark Act was passed in – 1958
- In which year the Export-Import (EXIM) Bank in India was set up – 1982
- The economy of Madhya Pradesh is – Agriculture dominant
- Economic Survey in India is published by – Minister of Finance
- The first export processing zone of Asia was set in 1965 – Kandla
- The demand curve shows that price and quality
- Bilateral monopoly situation is – when there are only two sellers of a product
- Navaratna Status is concerned with – Public Sector Companies
- Which is the primary sector – Agriculture
- ‘Global Financial Development Report’ is published by which of the organization – World Bank
- When and where was the office of GATT established – Geneva, 1948
- Real National Income denotes – National income at constant prices
- The main source of National Income in India is – Service Sector
- The per capita income is obtained by – Dividing national income by population
- Which is the part of fiscal policy – Tax Policy
- Redistribution of income in a country in a country can be brought about though – Progressive taxation combined with progressive expenditure
- The aim of which of the Five Year Plans was to correct the disequilibrium in the economy – First Five Year Plan
- Which of the following Five Year Plans recognized human development as the core of all developmental efforts? – Eighth Five Year Plan
- Which of the following plans aimed at improving the standard of living? – Fourth five year plan
- New Development Bank belongs to which International organisation? – BRICS
- Green Climate Fund is dealt by which of the following agency? – NABARD
- ‘Gilt-edged securities’ are issued by – Government or semi government companies
- What is the minimum denomination of Treasury bills to issue in India? – 25000
- The head office of Union Bank of India located in – Mumbai
- National Automated Clearing House (NACH) is introduced by – NPCI
- The mobile wallet app “Buddy” launched by which bank – SBI
- What is meant by a White Label ATM? – ATMs which are set up by non-banking entities
- Banks, borrow money from the Reserve Bank of India at which of the following rates – Repo Rate
- Which funds transfer system involves transfer of money from one bank to another on a “real time” basis?- RTGS
- RBI was nationalised in the year – 1949
- Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is an initiative of which of the following organization – G7
- Name the organization which works mainly to monitor and arrange the flow of agriculture credit in India – NABARD
- Which of the following constitutional amendment act is related to GST – Constitution (101 Amendment) act, 2016
- Which curve shows the inverse relationship between unemployment and inflation rates – Phillips Curve
- Who is the ex-officio chairman of Planning Commission and National Development Council – Prime Minister
- When the demand for a good increase with an increase in income, such a good is called – Superior good
- Which is not a method of estimating national income – Matrix Method
- What is an octroi – Tax
- Number of member institutions in The World Bank Group is – 5
- NABARD came into existence on – 12 July 1982
- SBI was earlier known as – Imperial Bank of India
- The largest commercial bank of India is – SBI
- Who authorized to issue coins in India – Ministry of Finance
- In which market forms, a firm does not exercise control over price – Perfect Competition
- Lorenz curve shows – Income distribution
- Fiscal Policy in India is formulated by – Finance Ministry
- FAO mainly works – to defeat hunger
- The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an intergovernmental organization, established in – 1995
- The Headquarters of the International Monetary Fund is located at – Washington
- Global Environment Fund (GEF) is a global alternative asset manager established in – 1990
- ‘Residex Index’ is associated with which of these – Housing Prices
- The average variable cost curve is – U
- ‘New-Malthusian Theory’ is associated with – Thomas Malthus
- Method used to measure Agriculture productivity in India – Output Method
- ‘The Rolling Plan’ was implemented after – Fifth Plan
- What is the period of rolling plan – 1978-1980
- Gandhian Plan was put forward in 1944 by – N. Aggarwal
- Rolling plan concept was coined by – Gunnar Myrdal
- When the population reaches the ‘plateau phase’ then – Birth rate and Death rate are equal
- Why was ‘Tendulkar Committee’ constituted – To measure poverty
- Verghese Kurien was the father of – White Revolution
- Due to miserable failure of which five-year plan ‘Planning-Holiday’ announced in our country – third
- Who considered as the founder and architect of India’s Blue Revolution – Hiralal Chaudhari
- Operation Flood was launched in – 1970
- The white Revolution in India was an initiative by – National Dairy Development Board
- Brown Revolution is related to – Leather
- Second five year plan was based on – Mohalanobis Model
- Which type of foreign investment is considered as unsafe? – Portfolio Investment
- Golden Revolution is related with – Honey and Horticulture production
- In which of the following market forms, a firm does not exercise control over price? – Perfect competition
- Which one of the following is not an instrument of Fiscal policy? – Open Market Operations
- The First five year plan of the Government of India was based on – Harrod-Domar Model
- External debt is the portion of a country’s debt that was – Borrowed by its government from abroad
- Investment that is dependent on the level of income or on the rate of interest is called – Induced investment
- The practice of selling goods in a foreign country at a price below their domestic selling price is called – Dumping
- ‘Full convertibility of a rupee’ means – Determination of rate of exchange between rupee and foreign currencies freely by the market forces of demand and supply
- The SDR is an international reserve asset, created by – IMF
- WTO basically promotes – Multilateral trade
- Fiscal policy in India is formulated by? – Finance Minister
- The rupee has been convertible on the current account since – 1994
- When there is a calculated upward adjustment in the exchange rate of domestic currency, then it is called – Revaluation
- At present, India is following – Floating exchange rate
- Trade policy is prepared and announced by – Ministry of Commerce
- FERA in India has been replaced by – FEMA
- Funds which continuously shifts from countries with low-interest rates to those with higher rates is called – Hot Money
- The term mixed economy denoted – Existence of both private and public sectors
- Which sector of Indian economy has shown remarkable expansion during the last decade – Tertiary Sector
- Which is not a method of measurement of national income – Investment Method
- Which was the highest body that approves Five Year Plans in the country – National Development Council
- What is the name of BRICS bank and who is the first president of this bank respectively – New Development Bank and KV Kamath
- Economic Planning is in – Concurrent list
- The monetary policy is India is formulated by – Reserve Bank of India
- A short-term government security paper is called – Treasury bill
- Which state in India is estimated to have the largest coal reserves in India – Jharkhand
- Major coalfields of India are located in the river valley of – Damodar
- ‘Samjhauta Express’ runs between which of the stations – New Delhi-Lahore
- The best Index to represent standard of living in a country – Per Capita Income
- In an economy, the sectors are classified into public and private on the basis of – ownership of enterprises
- The ‘Dual Economy’ is a mixture of – traditional agriculture sector and modern industrial sector
- It will be true to classify India as – A labour-surplus economy
- Depression formed due to deflating action of winds are called – Yardang
- In India, planned economy is based on – Socialist System
- Economic liberalization in India started with – substantial Changes in industrial licensing policy
- Formalised system of trading agreements with groups of countries is known as – Trading Blocks
- The concept of ‘Vicious Circle of Poverty’ is related to – Nurske
- In colonial times, who was the first to discuss the concept of a Poverty Line – Dadabhai Naoroji
- Scientific socialism is attributed to – Karl Marx
- Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojna has been launched for – Promoting financial inclusion in the country
- Which nuclear power plants has the highest total installed capacity – Kakrapar
- Which source of renewable energy has greatest potential in India – Solar Power
- which union territory has the female literacy is highest according to Census 2011 – Lakshdweep
- when was the ‘Central Ganga Authority’ established in India – 1985
- in which type of economy property and business are owned and controlled by individuals – Capitalist Economy
- barter transactions means – Goods are exchanged with goods
- what is a good that is in greater demand as its price increases – Giffen goods
- externality theory is the basic theory of the branch of economics – Environomics
- Goods whose demand is proportional to price are called – Veblen goods
- Macroeconomics deals with – The circular flow of income
- Which sector is the largest employer in India – Agriculture
- The relationship between the value of money and the price level in an economy is – Inverse
- The removal of prohibitions and hindrance by government is called – Liberalization
- Arthashastra by ‘Kautilya’ is related with – Political Reign
- Which sector contribute more of the savings in India – Household Sector
- If the price of an inferior good falls, its demand – Rises
- All of the goods which are scarce and limited in supply are called – Economic goods
- Who coined the phrase ‘Tragedy of the Commons’ – Garett Hardin”
- Who determines the price in a capitalistic Economy – Demand and Supply
- Price mechanism is a feature of – Capitalist economy
- Production of a commodity mostly through the natural process is an activity of – Primary Sector