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Industry and lpg - Test Set 2
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- India opted for ‘mixed economy’ in:
Question 1
- Framing of the Constitution
- Industrial Policy of 1948
- Second Five Year Plan
- None of the above
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- Abid Hussain Committee is related to:
Question 2
- Reform in taxes
- Reform in government projects
- Reform in small industries
- Reform in middle-level industries
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- India earns maximum foreign exchange by the export of:
Question 3
- Iron
- Tea
- Handloom
- Textiles
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- State Financial Corporations mainly assist in developing:
Question 4
- Irrigation projects
- Small-scale industries
- Medium-scale industries
- Medium & small-scale industries
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- The New Industrial Policy in India was announced in 2 phases:
Question 5
- 24 July, 1992; 6 August 1992
- 6 July, 1991; 24 August 1991
- 24 July, 1991; 6 August 1991
- 6 July, 1992; 24 August 1991
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- Under MRTP Act 1969, firms were classified as monopolies based on:
Question 6
- Assets above a certain size
- High R&D expenditure
- Transfer-pricing
- Marketing services
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- BIFR came into existence in:
Question 7
- 1984
- 1987
- 1986
- 1989
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- State Financial Corporations mainly assist in developing:
Question 8
- Agricultural farms
- Cottage industry
- Large-scale industries
- Medium and small-scale industries
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- Which industry was de-reserved in 1993?
Question 9
- Atomic energy
- Atomic minerals
- Mining of copper and zinc
- Railways
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- First Industrial Policy of India was announced in:
Question 10
- 1948
- 1936
- 1991
- 1990
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- New ‘Liberalized Industrial Policy’ was announced in:
Question 11
- 1986
- 1991
- 1992
- 1993
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- Ceiling on foreign investment revised in 1991 from 40% to:
Question 12
- 49%
- 50%
- 51%
- 52%
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- Which was not an objective of the 1956 Industrial Policy?
Question 13
- Development of co-operative sector
- Expansion of public sector
- Develop heavy industries
- None of the above
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- Attitude of Industrial Policy 1991 toward FDI was:
Question 14
- Total rejection
- Increase in FDI share
- Decrease in FDI share
- None
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- Disinvestment of PSEs was required due to:
Question 15
- Decreased competitiveness
- Increasing subsidy
- Capacity underutilisation
- All of the above
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- IREDA is associated with:
Question 16
- Reconstruction of dams
- Development of rural employment
- Development of renewable energy
- Refund of deposited assets
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- Globalization of the Indian economy means:
Question 17
- Establishing business units abroad
- Export promotion
- Import liberalization
- Putting minimum restrictions on trade relations with other countries
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- In the nineties:
Question 18
- Growth rate of the primary sector was highest
- Growth rate of the secondary sector was highest
- Growth rate of the tertiary sector was highest
- All the three sectors grew more or less at the same rate
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- India’s industrial recession in the nineties started in the year:
Question 19
- 1996-97
- 1995-96
- 1994-95
- 1998-99
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- West Bengal's own industrial policy was declared in the year:
Question 20
- 1982
- 1994
- 1995
- 1996
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