Indian economy during reforms - class-XII
Description: indian economy during reforms | |
Number of Questions: 44 | |
Created by: Girish Devgan | |
Tags: economics major reforms and emerging trends in the indian economy structural changes in indian economy after liberalization economic reforms international economics development experiences in india liberalization, privatisation and globalisation: an appraisal |
Select the correct statement/statements using the code given below:
1. Industrial lockouts caused by the striking contractual labour has increased during the last $5$ years, which indicates immediate need of labour reforms in India pending since long.
2. Increasing labour unrest in India is emerging as the main determinant in attracting FDI.
Regional disparity in per capita income in India has increased in the post reform period due to many factors. Which among the following factors has not contributed to the growth in such disparity?
Growth in GDP during reform period was mainly driven by growth in _______.
As a result of foreign investment _____________.
Foreign investment includes ________.
Developing countries don't have access to developed countries market because _______.
Which of the following is true regarding disinvestment?
Which of the following led to decline in industrial growth?
At present, India is the _______ largest foreign exchange reserve holder in the world.
Which of the following led to the Sircilla tragedy?
Which of the following is true regarding the LPG reforms?
Hike in power tariff during reform period led to 50 powerloom workers committing suicide in a small town called _____ in ______.
How did disinvestment cause loss to the government?
State whether the following statement is True or False.
Purchasing power of the Indians is increasing.
State whether the following statements are True or False.
India has emerged as one the leading countries of the world.
In India disinvestment process started in ________.
FDI in Hotels and Tourism sector is allowed up to _______.
FDI in Insurance sector is allowed upto ______.
FDI in Private Security Agencies is allowed up to _______.
FDI in credit information companies is allowed up to minimum of ______.
FDI in power trading sector is allowed up to ________.
FDI in Civil Aviation Greenfield projects is allowed upto ________.
FDI in Civil Aviation schedule Airport services / Domestic schedule passenger sector is allowed upto ______.
FDI in defense sector is allowed upto _______.
FDI in Non-Banking Finance Companies is allowed up to ________.
FDI in Civil Aviation Non-schedule Air Transport Service is allowed upto ______.
FDI in private sector banking sector is allowed up to _______,
FDI in Postal service sector is allowed up to _______.
FDI in Telecommunication sector is allowed up to _______.
FDI in Civil Aviation existing project is allowed upto _______.
FDI in public sector banking sector is allowed up to ______.
FDI in Civil Aviation Helicopter Service is allowed upto ______.
FDI in Multi Brand Retail Trading is allowed upto ______.
FDI in Telecom Services is allowed upto ______.
Foreign capital is needed to ________.
FDI in E-Commerce activities is allowed upto ______.
FDI in which of these sectors is not permitted ________.
FDI is not permitted _______.
FDI is not allowed _______.
Disinvestment means selling of _______________________.
Encouragement of Foreign Direct Investment & removal of Quantitative Restrictions are both parts of ___________________.
Inspite of the Economic Reforms already carried out in India, there is a further need for ___________________.
The Economic Reforms in India have failed to -
Which one of the following statements about the National Agricultural Insurance Scheme (NAIS) is not correct ?