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Industry and lpg - Test Set 3
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- From which year the policy of globalisation of Indian economy has been followed?
Question 1
- 1980
- 1985
- 1991
- 2000
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- In the second industrial policy of 1956, industries were divided into:
Question 2
- Two classes
- Three classes
- Four classes
- six classes
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- Government of India has started selling share of selected public sectors from the year:
Question 3
- 1992
- 1993
- 1994
- 1997
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- What is meant by TRIPS?
Question 4
- Laws relating to tax rebate
- Trade related laws
- Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights
- Proportionate Tariff rule
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- Liberalization of Indian Economy started from:
Question 5
- 1991
- 1985
- 1995
- 1988
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- ONGC stands for:
Question 6
- Oil and Natural Gas Company
- Oil and Natural Gas Corporation
- Organisation of Non-Government Companie
- Organisation of Non-Government Co-operatives
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- Which of the following is included in the Employees' State Insurance Act, 1948?
Question 7
- Unemployment Insurance
- Medical Benefit
- Minimum Wages
- None of the above
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- Industrial Licensing, was finally abolished (with a few exceptions) in the:
Question 8
- Industrial Policy, 1970
- Industrial Policy, 1980
- Industrial Policy, 1991
- Industrial Policy, 1995
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- In a factory that pays its employees on a piecework system, the schedule of reinforcement can be said to be
Question 9
- Fixed ratio
- Fixed interval
- Variable interval
- Variable ratio
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- At present, as per governments rulings, the maximum area allowed for a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is:
Question 10
- 2000 hectares
- 3000 hectares
- 4000 hectares
- 5000 hectares
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- The process of radical economic reforms and liberalization in India was started in the year:
Question 11
- 1990 A.D
- 1991 A.D.
- 1992 A.D.
- 1993 A.D.
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- Which of the following industries has shown a high rate of growth since the 1980's?
Question 12
- Capital goods industries
- Intermediate goods industries
- Consumer durable goods industries
- Consumer non-durable goods industries
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- Which of the following factors is most important for future industrial development of India?
Question 13
- Maintenance of industrial peace
- Creation of adequate infrastructural facilities
- Huge investment is to be undertaken by the investor class
- None of the above
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- Point out the main objective of creating ‘SEZ’ Special Economic Zones in India:
Question 14
- Creation of special tax free growth points in the economy mainly to boost up exports
- Creation of strong industrial units which would provide employment facilities
- To give special preference to some industrial units
- None of the above
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- Tertiary sector activities include:
Question 15
- Cottage industries
- Mining activities
- Construction activities
- Infrastructure services
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- Disinvestment policy implies:
Question 16
- Dissolving the public sector units (PSU)
- Selling the equities of the PSUs to the open capital market
- Increasing government share in the PSUs
- None of the above
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- Attitude of present industrial policy towards foreign direct investment is:
Question 17
- Total rejection of FDI
- Increase in share of FDI
- Decrease in share of FDI
- None of the above
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- For his model of industrial location, Weber makes use of:
Question 18
- Isogons
- Isophenes
- Isodapanes
- Isotachs
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- ‘Economic Reforms’ were introduced in India in:
Question 19
- 1989
- 1990
- 1991
- 1992
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- ‘Economic Reform’ measures in India was formally introduced in –
Question 20
- July, 1991
- August, 1947
- January, 1980
- March, 1990
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