Industrial revolution in India - class-XI
| Description: industrial revolution in India | |
| Number of Questions: 90 | |
| Created by: Girish Goud | |
| Tags: organisation of commerce and management the nature of the indian economy part 2 indian economy before and after independence national income and sectoral aspects of the indian economy economics industrial development public sector, private sector and global enterprises indian economy (1950-1990) |
Value Added Method involves _______.
Countries which are industrially developed have _______ per capital income.
Over the years, the value added by industrial sector in the GDP has ____.
Intermediate goods means _________.
Consumer goods means ________.
Public sector is now of size & _______.
Pattern of industrial development spice independence has been ________.
First Major legislative Act regarding the industrial Policy came in _____.
The performance of public sector in India has been ________.
Employment in small-scale & cottage industries is next only to that of __________ sector .
The oldest large scale industry in India is _________.
SIDCO is related to the development of ____________.
SIDO is related to the development of ___________.
The higher the prices of capital relative to the prices of labour, the more production techniques should be ____________.
Which of the following was the role of the state when developing India's industries?
In which year the new Industrial Policy was announced?
The industrial Policy Resolution was part of which 5 year plan?
Which of the following were a reason for the resistance of Indian Industrialist to invest in Industrial ventures?
When was the industrial policy resolution launched in India?
Which of the following is a reason for small scale industries is more labor intensive?
Which of the following licenses were required by industries?
Which of the following could be a reason for promotion of small scale industries?
When was serious thought given to promote exports in India?
How did the industrial policy promote regional equity?
How many categories did the resolution classify the industry into?
State a protectionism technique used by the government to promote small scale industries.
_______ is free from location restriction as per new industrial policy.
New Industrial policy was declared in ________.
Other than small sector unit, how can one produce items reserved for small scale sector subject to ________.
As per New Industrial Policy of India, exemption from Industrial licensing is given except _______.
Industrial resolution policy (1956) enlarged the scope of ______ participation in India.
As per new Industrial Policy how many industries are reserved for public sector only?
_______ industry is traditionally called child of protection.
As per new Industrial Policy how many industries are required to obtain compulsory Industrial license?
First Industrial policy of 1956 was announced by _________.
Industry sector accounts for ____ of commercial consumption of energy in India.
New industrial policy was announced in _______.
Among traditional village industries ________ possess the highest labor productivity.
As per new Industrial Policy how many industries are reserved/for small scale sector?
The opportunities in the small-scale sector are enormous due to ______.
The Union Cabinet in September $2016$ approved MoU between India and which country in the field of Industrial Property Cooperation?
Small scale industries contributes almost _____ % of the gross industrial value added in the Indian economy.
As Industrialization grows, the role of capital goods vs-a-vis consumer goods ____________.
Capital employed per worker in industry was ______.
The market for industrial goods in rural area is ______.
Higher Industrial output results in _________ income per head.
After independence, there was a high concentration of employment in which industries _______.
Retrogression is a phenomenon in which ________.
Capital goods industries produce _______.
Indian industry is _______.
Growth rate of industrial output over the planning period has been _______.
Basic goods industries produce _______.
The capital- output ratio in India is ______.
In India, industries witness _______.
Since independence, dominance of monopoly business houses has _______.
Mahalanobis model emphasized on ______.
India is a ______cost industrial economy.
There are steel plants in which of the following locations?
Since independence, the structure of industry has shifted in favour of _______.
During 1951- 90 the strategy was to _______.
Since 1951, the number of small scale industries have witnessed _______.
Industrial sector has now become &_________.
For the development of cottage $7$ small scale industries _______________.
The number of products reserved for small scale industry till October $2008$ is _________.
Foreign direct invest helped India in ___________.
The major proportion of sick units are ______.
Which Industrial Policy Paid more attention toward the cottage industries?
The major proportion of sick units are _______.
Main Hurdle in steady industrial development in India is?
The industrial Policy resolution $1948$ led to __________.
Some of the characteristic feature involved with Industrial Policy development $1948-88$ were ___________.
The Atomic Energy Commission was formed in ______.
In ____ , a talent search and scholarship program was begun to find talented young students to train for work in nuclear power.
Industrialization involves ___________.
India also performed the "Smiling Buddha" underground nuclear test in _______.
Main objective(s) of industrial policy of Government is/are _________.
Mahalanobis model, an economic development model developed by the Indian Statistician Prasanta Chandra Mahalanob is in ______.
At the end of the plan period in ____ , five Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) were established as major technical institutions.
The Atomic Energy Commission was formed in 1948 with ____ as the first Chairman.
The latest industrial policy reforms have reduced the industrial licensing requirements, removed restrictions on investment and expansion, and facilitated easy access to foreign technology and foreign direct investment.
The new industrial policy was introduced in ________.
Which of the following has resulted in failure to achieve targets of industrial production?
According to Section 7 of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006, in the case of industry specified in the First Schedule to the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951 where investment in plant & machinery does more than Rs 5 crores but does not exceed Rs 10 crores are classified as ____________.
_____ means disposal of public sector's unit's equity in the market or in other words selling of a public investment to a private entrepreneur.
According to Section 7 of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006, in the case of industry specified in the First Schedule to the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951 where investment in plant & machinery does not exceed Rs 25 lakh are classified as _________.
A recession is a __________.
Small-scale industry under IDRA, 1951, is one with an investment up to _________ in plant and machinery, excluding land and building.
Main objective(s) of industrial policy of Government is/are __________.
Which of the following statement is correct about the New Industrial Policy, 1991?
Presently industrial licensing is not applicable for _________.