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Question-1 The Bretton Woods Conference was held on

(A) 1943	(B) 1944
(C) 1954	(D)1964

Question-2 TNGO refers to

(A) Transformer Non-governmental Organisations	(B)Transnational Non-governmental Organisations
(C)Transnational Neo- governmental Organisations	(D)Traditional Neo- governmental Organisations

Question-3 Rapid integration or interconnection between countries is known as

(A) Socialization	(B) Privatization
(C) Liberalization	(D)Globalization

Question-4 The two major accomplishments of the conference were the creation of

(A) IMF and World Bank	(B)GATT and WTO
(C)IMF and IBRD	(D)IBRD and World Bank

Question-5 Globalisation mainly signifies

(A) Economic integration	(B)Political integration
(C) Social integration	(D) All the above

Question-6
What is the quality of having independent authority over a geographic area ?

(A) Power	(B)Independence
(C)Sovereignty	(D)Supremacy

Question-7 Who opined that the process of globalization has initiated the clash of civilizations ?

(A) A.V. Dicey	(B)Samuel. P. Huntington
(C) Amartya Sen	(D)Reagan

Question-8 The past two decades of globalization has seen rapid movements in:

(A) goods, services and people between countries	(B)goods, services and investments between countries
(C)goods, investments and people between countries	(D)none of these

Question-9 Which among the following is an economy in which there are economic activities between domestic community and outside ?

(A) Open economy	(B) Closed economy
(C) Knowledge economy	(D) Global village

Question-10 Tax on imports is an example of

(A) Terms of Trade	(B) Collateral
(C) Trade Barriers	(D) Foreign Trade

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