Comparative studies of Indian and Chinese economies - class-X
| Description: comparative studies of indian and chinese economies | |
| Number of Questions: 39 | |
| Created by: Shiva Nambiar | |
| Tags: understanding development: perspectives, measurement and sustainability economic concepts and planning comparative studies of indian and chinese economies economics economics of development and planning indicators of growth and development economic development & planning comparative development experiences of india and its neighbours |
China's railway track length is ______ times more than India's railway track length in 2015.
China and India have been performing really well in terms of __________ in comparison with other economies since the last 25 years.
India has a higher rate of investment as compared to China.
China has been termed as the '_______________'.
India adopted a _________ economy framework, while China in comparison is follows a socialist economy framework.
Post 1949 revolution, China's economic system was declared as a __________ system.
The size of China's economy is ______ times that of India's economy in terms of GDP.
Infrastructure investment in China was around ______ of GDP compared to ______ of India in 2010-11.
China has focused on pro-poor reforms while India has focused on ___________.
China has been the ____________ recipient of FDI in the world during 1993-2001.
Literacy rate in China was at 96% in 2014 against _______ in India for 2011.
Population dependent on agriculture in India is at ______ as compared to 35% in China in 2014.
China has been able to shift workforce from agriculture to industrial sector without creating unemployment and urban crisis.
Unemployment rate in China is higher than India.
India has been more successful in controlling population growth than China.
China has attracted much more FDI than India.
Inflation rate in India was ______ as compared to 1.4% of China in 2014.
China occupied _______ rank in terms of inflow of FDI as compared to $9^{th}$ rank of India.
Individual farmlands were collectivized into __________ during 1950s in China.
The population engaged in agricultural sector in China declined from 60% in 1991 to ______ in 2014.
The planning technique of socialist economy is no longer used in China.
____________ enterprises account for about half of China's exports today.
Around ________ of total world manufacturing output is produced in China.
Growth in China's foreign trade accelerated after it joined WTO in 2001.
China's average rate of growth in foreign trade was at _______ per year in in 2014.
China's GDP grew at an average of ________ during 1979-2014.
Economic development in China can be attributed to open-door policy with regard to FDI inflow.
The share of industrial sector in GDP of China rose from 14% in 1979 to ______ in 2014.
The 'Great Leap Forward' campaign was launched in China focusing on widespread _____________ in the economy.
China achieved an average annual growth rate of __________ during the pre-reform period.
As per international poverty data, population below poverty line in India was at _______ in comparison to 11.2% in China in 2011-12.
The rate of domestic savings in China rose from 32% in 1979 to ______ in 2014.
India took _______ years to double its GDP prior to economic reforms, while GDP doubled in _______ years after economic reforms.
China doubled its GDP in ______ years starting 1978.
Incidence of poverty fell to _____ in 2013 from 31% in 1990 in China.
Higher HDI ranking of China as compared to India can be majorly accredited to _____________.
Which of the following is not an indicator of economically underdeveloped countries?
Which of these can be an indicator of economic growth for a country?
China ranked ____, while India ranked ___ out of 187 countries in HDI for the year 2014.