policy relating to money and banking in a country

policy relating to public revenue and public expenditure

policy relating to non banking financial institutions

none of the above

Globalisation

Privatisation

Liberalisation

Disinvestment

liberalisation and deregulation of the economy

capital markets to be sufficiently developed

none of the above

both of the above (1) and (2)

IBRO

ADB

WTO

IMF

Subsidy under public distribution system

Control of population

Imposition of taxation

Issue of bonds by government

functioned in a highly regulated environment

functioned in a manner detrimental to the generally public

concentrated on making huge profit

none of the above

Export Promotion Capital Goods

Expert programmer for Credit Generation

Exchange programmer for Consumer Goods

Export Promotion Consumer Goods

Privatisation is a panacea for all economic problems.

Privatisation always leads to attaining social and economic efficiency.

Privatisation may result in lop-sided development of industries in the country.

None of the above

National Internet Exchange of India

National International Exchange of India

National Institute of Exchange of Indian goods

None of the above

Foreign Export Revaluation Act

Funds Exchange Resource Act

Finance and Export Regulation Association

Foreign Exchange Regulation Act

Quantitative restrictions have been imposed on a number of tradable items.

Quantitative restrictions have been removed on most of the items, except a few goods.

The tariff walls have been further raised.

Foreign investment is now being discouraged

Privatisation will help reducing the burden on the exchequer.

It will help the profit making public sector units to modernise and diversity their business.

It will help in making public sector units more competitive.

None of the above

The public sector was given a dominant position in the newly independent India.

The foreign trade policy post independence allowed free trade of all goods and services.

Monetary policy post independence sought to keep the CRR at a very low level.

None of the above

added

removed

unchanged

simplified

Globalisation

Privatisation

Disinvestment

Liberalisation