MCQ F.Y B.COM SEMESTER - I INDIAN ECONOMIC STRUCTURE (IES).

 

F.Y B.COM 

SEMESTER - I

MID SEMESTER EXAMINATION

INDIAN ECONOMIC STRUCTURE

(IES)

OBJECTIVE  = 2009 - 2010

1) At present the largest source of national income in India is________

a) Service sector

b) Agriculture sector

c) Trade

d) Secondary sector

2) Capital formation is defined as_________

a) Increase in savings

b) Increase in income

c) Increase in demand

d) additional to the stock of capital

3) Primary and secondary sectors together called as_______

a) Industrial sector

b) Primary sector

c) Commodity sector

d) Combined sector

4) Dualistic nature of economy is_______

a) Modern

b) Traditional

c) Modern & traditional

d) Liberal

5) In the output of the secondary sector, which one of the following dominate_____

a) construction

b) mining

c) electricity

d) manufacturing

6) In international trade, non-merchandised trade indicate________

a) Services

b) Industrial commodities

c) Primary goods

d) Food grains

7) Marginal productivity of India labour is least in_________

a) Industry

b) Primary

c) Tertiary

d) Secondary

8) In the export basket, which type of commodities has a major share after 1990s

a) Ores and minerals

b) Agricultural commodities

c) Manufactured products

d) Intermediate goods

9) Subsistence sector generally relates to_______

a) Secondary

b) Tertiary

c) Industry

d) Agriculture

10) After 1990s, Which of the following enjoys a greater share in Indian imports?

a) Food products

b) Capital Goods

c) Raw materials & intermediate manufactured goods

d) Industrial commodities

11) Compared to 1990, in 2005 the share of the service sector in GDP has increased by

a) 10

b) 12

c) 14

d) 16

12) In 2005-06, the share of the primary sector in GDP at 1999-2000 price was

a) 25

b) 30

c) 21

d) 28

13) Find out the percentage share of tertiary sector if the contribution of primary sector is 900 crores and secondary sector contributes 20% and total GDP is 3000 crores

a) 40

b) 30

c) 60

d) 50

14) Adverse trade balance is 75 crores and the value of imports is 200 crores. Find out the value of exports

a) 275 crores

b) 175 crores

c) 125 crores

d) 105 crores

15) Which of the following comes under plantation crop?

a) Wheat

b) Pulses

c) Coffee

d) Vegetables

16) Nominal and real income is differentiated by_________

a) Population

b) Personal Income

c) Inflation

d) Income Tax

17) Economic development is a________

a) Continuous & long process

b) Sudden & spontaneous process

c) Continuous rise in material production

d) Continuous rise in PCI

18) Demographic transition depends on_________

a) Deaths

b) Birth of children

c) Birth & death rates

d) Life expectancy

19) Sex ratio relates to_________

a) Males per females

b) Females per males

c) Demand for males

d) Demand for females

20) Population explosion relates to one of the following stages

a) Third

b) Second

c) First

d) Fourth

21) Demographic dividend relates to the group of______

a) 0-6

b) 6-14

c) 15-16

d) 60 & above

22) The increase in the population is reflected in the age group of_____

a) 0-6

b) 6-14

c) 15-60

d) d) 60 & above

23) TRYSEM is

a) A modern technique of agricultural production

b) System increase in investment in agriculture

c) Program to train rural youth for self employment

d) Computer training for educated urban youth

24) Seasonal unemployment mostly found in______

a) US agriculture

b) Industries

c) Indian agriculture

d) Urban areas

25) As per Keynes, unemployment in advanced countries is due to_________

a) Supply constraints

b) Lack of effective demand

c) Deficiency of capital

d) Surplus of natural resources

26) Chronic unemployment status is reflected by

a) CWS

b) CDS

c) UPS

d) CHS

27) After liberalization, employment of labor mostly increased in______

a) Agriculture

b) Unorganized sector

c) Industrial

d) Formal sector

28) Poverty line is determined based on_______

a) Expenditure

b) Calorie intake

c) Prices

d) Income

29) Poverty gap indicates________

a) Extent of poverty

b) Incidence of poverty

c) Population below poverty

d) Income of the people

30) As per planning commission estimates, the rural and urban poverty gap in India over a period of time

a) Diverging

b) Converging

c) Secular

d) Indifferent

31) Head count ratio is________

a) N/H

b) H/N

c) H-N

d) N-H

32) As per planning commission estimates, the number of urban poor in India is______

a) Increasing

b) Decreasing

c) Content

d) No trend

33) In which year Indian council of agricultural research was set up

a) 1965

b) 1960

c) 1963

d) 1958

34) In India, during 1991 to 2005; the share of primary sector in GDP in 1993-94 prices was in the range of______

a) 2/3-1/3

b) 1/3-1/5

c) 1/2-1/3

d) 1/3-1/6