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Question-1
The Employment Guarantee Scheme was first introduced in
(A)
Kerala
(B)
West Bengal
(C)
Maharashtra
(D)
Karnataka
Question-2
SJSRY creates employment opportunities in _______ areas.
(A)
Rural
(B)
Urban
(C)
Both 1 and 2
(D)
Neither 1 nor 2
Question-3
Cyclical unemployment is the
(A)
Unemployment that occurs during recessions and depressions
(B)
Portion of unemployment that is due to the normal working of the labour market
(C)
Unemployment that results when people become discouraged about their chances of finding a job so they stop looking for work
(D)
Portion of unemployment that is due to change in the structure of the economy that result in a significant loss of jobs in certain industries
Question-4
Which of the following one is NOT related to poverty
(A)
Sen Index
(B)
Poverty gap index
(C)
Squared poverty gap
(D)
Absolute poverty
Question-5
Poverty is estimated on the basis of I Income II Consumption expenditure III Saving Iv Wealth
(A)
Only II
(B)
I and II
(C)
I, II and IV
(D)
I and III
Question-6
REGP is implementing by
(A)
Government
(B)
Planning Commission
(C)
The khadi and village industries commission
(D)
Private institution
Question-7
A person in urban area requires _________ calories.
(A)
2100
(B)
2400
(C)
2000
(D)
2300
Question-8
During 1973-14 _______ % of population was below the poverty line.
(A)
55%
(B)
50%
(C)
60%
(D)
30%
Question-9
Casual workers are examples of
(A)
Always poor
(B)
Usually poor
(C)
Chronic poor
(D)
Rural poor
Question-10
_______ is the main source of employment for majority of worker's in India.
(A)
Primary sector
(B)
Secondary sector
(C)
Tertiary sector
(D)
Financial sector
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