American dominance, neo-imperialism and new economic policy - class-XI
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Number of Questions: 93 | |
Created by: Vijay Puri | |
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At present how many industries are under the purview of compulsory industrial licensing?
State whether the following statements are True or False.
Industrial licensing has been abolished from most of the industries.
How many industries are kept for compulsory licensing at present?
The world Bank is also referred to as _______.
What is a feature of 'Reaganomics'?
How many industries have been reserved for government sector at present?
The New Industrial Policy announced on July 24, 1991 contained provisions relating to _________.
The purpose of World Bank is to _______________.
The Headquarters of IMF is in ________________.
"Continuity with change" is the philosophy of _______________.
The International Finance Corporation's main function is to assist.
'Maastricht Treaty' is related to ______________.
The International Monetary Fund was established in _________.
The Headquarters of 'Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific' is at _____________.
Which statement is true for IMF?
India has witnessed a number of acute problems immediately prior to implementation of economic reforms in early $1990$'s. Among the following, which one was severe and unmanageable?
Consider the following statements regarding the features of the World Bank:
$1$. The Board of Governors is the supreme body
$2$. The voting power of the Governor of a member country is related to the financial contribution of the country concerned.
$3$. It gives short-term loan to its members to correct their temporary balance of payments disequilibrium.
Which one of the statements given above is/are correct?
In the post-liberalisation period, the share of direct taxes in gross tax revenue in India has __________.
Which of the following factors are largely responsible for industrial sickness in India?
$1$. Faulty planning
$2$. Mismanagement
$3$. Inadequate equity capital
$4$. Outdated technology
Select the correct answer using the codes given.
Which one of the following states accounts for the bulk of production of coal in India?
Which one is called Bretton-Woods Twin?
Which of the following is not the agency of World Bank?
If an industry is characterized by economies of scale then _________.
It is prudent to determine the size of the output when the industry is operating in the stage of______.
Freeing the economy from all unnecessary controls and regulations is referred to as ________.
Whom did India approach for managing the crisis?
IBRD is also known as __________.
Which of the following were short-term measures in the NEP?
Which policy was announced when India agreed to the conditionalities imposed by IMF and IBRD?
The NEP was classified into two groups. Which are the two groups?
What did NEP focus on?
What were the primary reasons for the economic crisis in the 1980s?
Which of the following were long-term measures in the NEP?
Stabilisation measures were intended to __________.
Which industries are reserved for the public sector today, many years after LPG policy was introduced?
How much did the IMF and IBRD lend the Indian Government during the crisis?
When was the NEP introduced?
Who among the following cannot open 'No Frill Account' in a bank?
Which of the following organisations is created specially for providing credit to small and medium enterprises in India?
In context of business and banking, what is CRAR?
Which of the following sector(s) make(s) maximum contribution to the national income of India?
Which of the following would result in a fall in asset prices?
The full form for BIFR, in the context of the Indian Industry is _________.
Union Budget, which is presented every year in the parliament, is also known as the ________.
The financial results of banks and other organisations normally are expressed in quarters. What does Q-1 mean?
Which of the following does POSCO manufacture?
The Finance Minister of India in one of his press conferences said that inflationary pressure is likely to continue following recent increase in rates of some commodities in international markets. Which of the following commodities was he referring to as it gets frequent increase at international levels and disturbs our Home Economy substantially?
Distribution of insurance products and insurance policies by banks as corporate agents is known as _________.
POSCO is in the process of establishing its plants in India. What does the letter 'P' denote in the name POSCO?
Expand the term CCEA as used in administrative circle.
Which of the following is NOT a function of a commercial in India?
Which is the first Indian company to be listed on NASDAQ?
Many a time we read about Special Drawing Right (SDR) in newspapers. As per its definition, SDR is a monetary unit of the reserve assets of which of the following organisations/agencies?
Special Drawing Rights are the rights of countries provided by
Which of the following statements is true about International Monetary Fund (IMF)?
State whether the following statements are True or False.
New Economic Policy of 1991 aimed at liberalisation of Indian Economy.
Liberalization means ______.
India started liberalization with effect from ______.
Privatization means ________.
_______ is/are the ways towards liberalization.
As per Patents Amendment Act, 2002, term of a patent right is limited to ______.
IMF has a ______ membership of countries.
IBRD stands for ________.
IMF was established in _______.
Which of these is not a part of World Bank Group?
IBRD was set up in ______.
Which of these is not the function of World Bank?
Which is not the function of IMF?
IFC stands for ______, with regards to World Bank group.
GATT was set up in _______.
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development is also known as ________.
India is a recipient of loan from which of these agencies?
SDR is the currency of IMF, which is also called as __________.
Which of the following organisation is not joined by India?
Some of the economic policies of Government are?
Imports growth in pre crisis (1991) period was _________ than that in post crisis period.
As a result of the New Industrial Policy $1991$:
Which industry from the following is not reserved for public sector?
Before financial reforms, the banking system was characterised with all of the following except:
At present, there are ___________ industries which are reserved for public sector.
International Monetary Fund (IMF) was established in ______________.
IMF commenced its operation in ________.
World Bank works with the primary focus of helping the _____________.
World Bank provides ___________ on reasonable terms to its member countries.
International Monetary Fund has recently rated India as the ___________ largest economy in the world.
World Bank was founded in _____________ at ___________.
World Bank provides long-term investment loan to its _________ member countries at reasonable terms.
International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) is popularly known as _____________.
Indian economy began economic reforms in the year ________.
Which of the following groups represent key industries?
A. Crude oil and electricity
B. Petroleum refining and finished steel
C. Cement and coal
Which of the following most closely approximates our definition of oligopoly?
Which one of the following is not a element of Industrial policy of India since 1991 ?
Match list I with list II
List I | List II |
---|---|
(A) IBRD | (1) Balance of payment Deficit |
(B) International DevelopmentAssociation | (2) Lending to private enterprise |
(C) International Finance Corporation | (3) Building infrastructure |
(D) IMF | (4) Soft loan window |