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Question-1
Industrial licensing policy of 1991 does not stress the ___________
(A)
increased role of government
(B)
opening of the economy
(C)
foreign investment
(D)
removal of industrial restriction
Question-2
Emphasis of seventh plan was the ______________
(A)
supply of adequate wage and consumer goods
(B)
development of electronics and telecommunication industries.
(C)
utilization of industrial facilities
(D)
all of these
Question-3
From fifth plan onwards the emphasis has been shifted from heavy industrialization to _____________
(A)
Agriculture and service sector development
(B)
light industries and service sector development
(C)
light industries and community development
(D)
all of these
Question-4
Slow down of industrial phase (1966-80)happened not due to :
(A)
Good performance of agriculture
(B)
wars
(C)
droughts
(D)
closed trade policies
Question-5
Fast growth rate phase (1951-1966) occurred in industrial sector due to :
(A)
High pace of economic development
(B)
increased demand for industrial products
(C)
high rate of saving
(D)
all of these
Question-6
Industrial licensing policy of 1991 assumed that ____________ promote economic growth and development by increasing output and productivity.
(A)
closed market
(B)
free market
(C)
stable market
(D)
restrictive market.
Question-7
Marginal propensity to save means ____________
(A)
change in saving due to change in income
(B)
change in saving due to change in consumption
(C)
change in saving due to change in spending
(D)
none of these
Question-8
The foundation for industrialization was laid in _______ plans.
(A)
first-three
(B)
first plan
(C)
third
(D)
fifth
Question-9
Which one is not the industrial objective of sixth plan ?
(A)
staring of heavy industries
(B)
development of quick yielding project
(C)
light industries and community development.
(D)
more private participation
Question-10
India's first plan model was based on ______________ model.
(A)
Mahalanobis
(B)
Harrod-domer
(C)
Keynesian
(D)
Sen
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