Human Capital Formation In India — Economics STD 12 Commerce — Question

System where farmers and industrial units were to buy and sell fixed quantities of raw material and products on the basis of price fixed by government was termed as:

1. Special economic zones.
2. Great Leap Forward.
3. Dual pricing.
4. Great proletarian cultural revolution.

Assertion (A): The industrial sector growth slowed down during reforms.
Reason (R): Due to availability of cheaper imports and lower investment.

India has ______% of human and ______% of livestock population with only ______% of land area.

1. 20, 16.6, 2.5
2. 16.6, 20, 2.5
3. 2.5, 16.7, 20
4. 20, 25, 2.5

In order to facilitate privatisation, which of the following policies were adopted?

1. Policies were made liberal for private sector.
2. Taxfree advantage were given.
3. Private vector were given free capital.
4. Both (b) and (c).

Which of the following is not a feature of Green Revolution?

1. Use of High Yield Variety Seeds (HYVS).
2. Use of modern technology.
3. Organic farming.
4. Use of pesticide, insecticide and fertilizer.

Foreign exchange before 1991 declined to a level that was not adequate:

1. To finance imports for more than two weeks.
2. To pay the interest to international lenders.
3. To give loans to farmers.
4. Both (a) and (b).

TANWA aimed at:

1. Training farmers for organic farming methods.
2. Training women in latest agriculture methods.
3. Promoting green revolution.
4. Arranging micro credit for the poor.

TRIPS stands for:

1. Tariff and Revenue for Indian Policies for Stabilisation.
2. Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights.
3. Tariff and Revenue for Indian Policy Strategy.
4. Trade related Indian Property Rights.

Which of the following organisations settles the disputes among the member countries?

1. IME
2. World Bank
3. WTO
4. None of the above.

It controls and guides higher education ________.