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    This document contains an economics exam with multiple choice and long-form questions across 5 sections. It tests knowledge of economic concepts, policies, and statistics in India. The exam has 41 total questions and is allotted 3 hours and 15 minutes for completion. It is divided into parts testing definitions, short explanations, longer analyses, and two project/assignment questions. Scoring is based on providing accurate responses to questions ranging from one sentence to approximately 40 sentences each.

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    of Questions : 41

    Code No. June/July, 2010

    22

    ECONOMICS
    Time : 3 Hours 15 Minutes ( English Version ) Note : i) ii) Write the question numbers legibly in the margin. Answer for a question should be continuous. Max. Marks : 100

    PART A I. Answer the following questions in one sentence each : 10 1 = 10

    1.

    Define physical quality of Life Index.

    2.

    What do you mean by birth rate ?

    3.

    What is Yellow Revolution ?

    4.

    Give the meaning of agro-based industry.

    5.

    Expand INTUC.

    6.

    What is internet facility ?

    7.

    Which is the single item of import, that government spends large amount of foreign exchange ?

    8.

    Mention any two types of budget.

    9.

    When was National Planning Commission established in India ?

    10. Who is the present Governor of Reserve Bank of India ?

    PART B II. Answer any ten of the following questions in about four sentences each : 10 2 = 20

    11. Define economic growth.

    12. What do you mean by density of population ?

    13. Give the meaning of daily status of unemployment and weekly status of unemployment.

    14. What is food security ?

    15. What are industrial estates ?

    16. State any four social security acts passed by the government.

    17. Mention any four Atomic Power plants of India.

    18. What is primary capital market ?

    19. What do you mean by Statutory Liquidity Ratio ( SLR ) ?

    20. What is meant by Exim Policy ?

    21. Give the meaning of current account balance.

    22. Mention any four objectives of eleventh Five-Year Plan.

    PART C III. Answer any eight of the following questions in about 15 sentences each : 8 5 = 40 23. Is India a developing economy ? Substantiate. 24. What is a table ? What are the components of a good table ? 25. Write a note on National Population Policy, 2000. 26. Define irrigation system. Explain the different types of irrigations practised in India. 27. Write a note on Green Revolution. 28. What do you mean by sick industry ? Suggest measures to overcome sickness and other problems of small scale industries. 29. Explain the salient features of new industrial sector reforms of 1991. 30. Discuss the role of self-help groups in women empowerment. 31. Explain the importance of road transport in economic development. 32. Analyse the conventional sources of energy. 33. Write a note on composition of India's exports. 34. Explain the structure and functions of National Development Council.

    PART D IV. Answer any two of the following questions in about 40 sentences each : 2 10 = 20 35. Explain the composition of India's population. 36. Explain the different types of co-operative societies developed in India. 37. Explain the objectives & functions of WTO. 38. What are the sources of revenue of the Central Government ? Explain.

    PART E V. Answer any two of the following project and assignment related questions : 2 5 = 10

    39. Name any ten public sector undertakings and mention their locations. 40. To overcome energy crisis of India, suggest alternative sources of energy. 41. Draw a simple bar diagram by using the following population data : Years of Census Population ( in Crores ) 1951 361 1961 439 1971 548 1981 683 1991 844 2001 1028

    FOR BLIND STUDENTS ONLY Name any ten Railway Zones and mention their

    headquarters.

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