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1. Suppose that a bond sells for Rs. 400.
The bond returns either ( Rs. –120)
or (Rs. 200) with equal probability.
The expected return of the bond
is :
(A) 10%
(B) 20%
(C) 30%
(D) 40%
2. At certain level of output the
marginal product of labour (MPL) is
8 and the marginal product of capital
(MPK) is 10. If the firm adds one unit
of labour, but wants its output to
remain the same, the firm should
reduce units of capital by :
(A) 10
(B) 0.8
(C) 1.25
(D) 1.00
1. letk ,dk jks[;kph foÿh fdaer 400 #-vkgs- ;k jks[;koj (µ120 #-) fdaok(200 #-) vlk ijrkok feˇ.;kph leku'kD;rk vkgs- ;k jks[;kojhy visf{kr ijrkokgk brdk vlsy %
(A) 10%
(B) 20%
(C) 30%
(D) 40%
2. mRiknukP;k fof'k"V ikrˇhyk Jfedkps lhekUrmRiknu Qy (MPL) 8 vkgs vkf.k HkkaMoykpslhekUr mRiknu Qy (MPK) 10 vkgs- tjm|ksxlaLFksus Jfedkph ek=k ,dk uxkus ok<oyhvkf.k m|ksxlaLFksyk mRiknukph ikrˇh fLFkjjk[kko;kph vlsy] rj m|ksxlaLFksus HkkaMoybrD;k ek=sus deh djk;yk gO;kr %
(A) 10
(B) 0.8
(C) 1.25
(D) 1.00
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Note : This paper contains Seventy Five (75) multiple choice questions, each
question carrying Two (2) marks. Attempt All questions.
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3. In the kinked demand model, if the
demand shifts rightwards due to
change in market conditions, the
price :
(A) will remain unchanged
(B) will increase
(C) will decrease
(D) may increase or decrease
4. Williamson’s Managerial utility
function does not include :
(A) S = Staff expenditure
(B) M = Managerial emoluments
(C) πD = Discretionary profit
(D) ID = Discretionary investment
5. Assertion (A) : In Cournot’s model
both firms producing monopoly
output is not Nash equilibrium.
Reason (R) : Because firms do not
make binding commitment to
produce the agreed output.
(A) Both (A) and (R) are correct
and (R) is a correct explanation
for (A)
(B) Both (A) and (R) are correct and
(R) is an incorrect explanation
for (A)
(C) (A) is incorrect and (R) is correct
(D) (A) is correct and (R) is incorrect
3. [kkp vlysY;k ekx.kh oÿkP;k izfrekukr
cktkj ifjfLFkrheqˇs tj ekx.kh oÿkps
mtohdMs LFkykarj >kys] rj fdaer %
(A) cny.kkj ukgh
(B) ok<sy
(C) deh gksbZy
(D) ok<sy fdaok deh gksbZy
4. fofy;eluP;k O;oLFkkidh; mi;ksfxrk
Qyukr ;kpk lekos'k gksr ukghr %
(A) S = deZpkÚ;kaojhy [kpZ
(B) M = O;oLFkkidh; ekscnyk
(C) πD = LosPNkewyd uQk
(D) ID = LosPNkewyd xqaro.kwd
5. fo/kku (A) : dquks ZP;k f}tukf/kdkjkP;k
izfrekukr nksu m|ksxlaLFkkauh eDrsnkjh mRiknu
dj.ks gk uW'kpk lerksy ulrks
dkj.k (R) : dkj.k Bjfoysys mRiknu
dj.;kph iDdh ckaf/kydh m|ksxlaLFkk djhr
ukghr
(A) (A) vkf.k (R) nksugh cjkscj vkf.k (R)
gs (A) ps cjkscj Li"Vhdj.k
(B) (A) vkf.k (R) nksugh cjkscj vkf.k (R)
gs (A) ps pqdhps Li"Vhdj.k
(C) (A) gs pwd vkf.k (R) gs cjkscj
(D) (A) gs cjkscj vkf.k (R) gs pwd
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6. If workers substitution effect for
leisure is larger than income effect
when wage rate rises :
(A) Labour supply curve will be
backward sloping
(B) Labour supply curve will have
usual upward slope
(C) Labour supply curve will be
horizontal
(D) Labour supply curve will be
vertical
7. The greatest good for the greatest
number is a dictum associated with
the name of :
(A) Alfred Marshall
(B) Nicholas Kaldor
(C) Jeremy Bentham
(D) A. Bergson
8. Perfect competition achieves a
Pareto optimal allocation of two
goods between two people because :
(A) Both of them have same
preference
(B) Both of them face same price
(C) Both of them consume the same
quantity of both goods
(D) Goods are homogenous
6. osrunj ok<Y;koj Jfedkapk vkjkekpk i;kZ;rk
ifj.kke mRiUu ifj.kkekis{kk tkLr vlsy
rj %
(A) Jfedkapk iqjoBk oÿ ekxs oˇ.kkjk
vlrks
(B) JfedkaP;k iqjoBk oÿ usgehlkj[kk p<r
tk.kkjk vlrks
(C) Jfedkapk iqjoBk oÿ f{kfrt lekarj
vlrks
(D) Jfedkapk iqjoBk oÿ f{kfrtyac vlrks
7. ^tkLrhr tkLr yksdkaps tkLrhr tkLr dY;k.k*
gs rRo ;kaP;k ukok'kh lacaf/kr vkgs %
(A) vkY›sM ek'kZy
(B) fudksyl dkYMj
(C) tsjseh csaFkWe
(D) ,- cxZlu
8. iw.kZ Li/kZsr nksu oLrwaps nksu O;Drhae/khy gks.kkjs
okVi iWjsVks b"Vre vlrs dkj.k %
(A) nks?kkaphgh ilarh leku vlrs
(B) fdaerh nks?kkaukgh leku vlrkr
(C) nks?ksgh nksugh oLrwaP;k leku ek=kapk
miHkksx ?ksrkr
(D) oLrw ,dftulh vlrkr
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9. Prisoner’s dilemma is an example
of :
(A) Sub-optimal solutions in Game
Theory
(B) Mixed strategy in Game
Theory
(C) Saddle point solution in Game
Theory
(D) Zero sum game
10. W. Leontief’s name is associated
with :
(A) Input-output analysis
(B) Game theory
(C) Linear programming
(D) Non-collusive oligopoly
11. Match the following and select the
correct answer from the codes given
below :
List I List II
(a) A. C. Pigou (i) Statistical Cost
Analysis
(b) J. Johnson (ii) Laws of Returns
under competitive
conditions
(c) J. Robinson (iii) Economics of
Imperfect
Competition
(d) P. Sraffa (iv) Economics of
Welfare
Codes :
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (iv) (i) (iii) (ii)
(B) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)
(C) (ii) (i) (iii) (iv)
(D) (ii) (iii) (iv) (i)
9. dS|kP;k fodYitky gs mnkgj.k ;kps
vkgs %
(A) [ks flºkUrkrhy mib"Vre lksMo.kwd
(B) [ks flºkUrkrhy feJ O;wgjpuk
(C) [ks flºkUrkrhy [kksxhj fcanw
(D) 'kwU; csjht [ks
10. MCY;w- fyvk°VhQ ;kaps uko ;kP;k'kh lacafËkrvkgs %(A) vknku&iznku fo'ys"k.k(B) [ksˇ flºkUr(C) js[kh; dk;Zÿe(D) vla?kfVr vYitukf/kdkj
11. [kkyhy tksMÓk ykok vkf.k fnysY;k ladsrkrwu
;ksX; mŸkj fuoMk %
List I List II
(a) ,- lh- fixw (i) [kpkZps lkaf[;dh fo'ys"k.k
(b) ts- tkWUlu (ii) iw.kZ Li/ksZP;k ifjfLFkrhrhy
vuqeki izR;k;
(c) ts- jkWfcUlu (iii) viw.kZ Li/ksZps vFkZ'kkL=
(d) ih- lzkWQ (iv) dY;k.kkps vFkZ'kkL=
ladsr %
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (iv) (i) (iii) (ii)
(B) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)
(C) (ii) (i) (iii) (iv)
(D) (ii) (iii) (iv) (i)
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12. Suppose AB and CD are two
demand curves parallel to each other
and CD lies rightwards to AB. E and
E1 are points on AB and CD
respectively at price and n1 and n2
are elasticities at E and E1 :
(A) n1 < n2
(B) n2 < n1
(C) n1 = n2
(D) n1 = n2 = 1
13. A competitive firm’s supply curve is
its :
(A) Entire MC curve
(B) Rising part of MC curve
(C) MC curve above the minimum
point of the AVC curve
(D) MC curve above the minimum
point of the ATC curve
14. Indifference curve derived under
Revealed Preference Theory passes
through :
(A) Superior zone
(B) Ignorance zone
(C) Ignorance zone to superior zone
(D) Inferior to superior zone
12. letk AB vkf.k CD gs ,desdkauk lekarj
vl.kkjs nksu ekx.kh oÿ vkgsr vkf.k CD
gk AB P;k mtohdMs vkgs- E vkf.k E1
gs vuqÿes ,dk fof'k"V fdaerhyk vl.kkjsAB vkf.k CD ojhy fcanw vkgsr vkf.k n1
vkf.k n2 ;k E vkf.k E1 ojhy yofpdrkvkgsr %
(A) n1 < n2
(B) n2 < n1
(C) n1 = n2
(D) n1 = n2 = 1
13. Li/ksZP;k ifjfLFkrhrhy iqjoBk oÿ gk vlk
vlrks %
(A) laiw.kZ lhekUr [kpZ oÿ
(B) lhekUr [kpZ oÿkpk p<r tk.kkjk Hkkx
(C) ljkljh cnyR;k [kpkZP;k fdeku fcanwP;k
ojhy lhekUr [kpZ oÿkpk Hkkx
(D) ljkljh ,dw.k [kpZ oÿkP;k fdeku
fcanwP;k ojhy lhekUr [kpkZpk Hkkx
14. izdV ilarh flºkUrko:u dk<ysys leo`Ÿkh
oÿ gs ;k e/kwu tkrky %
(A) Js"B izHkkx
(B) vKkr izHkkx
(C) vKkr izHkkxkrwu Js"B izHkkxkdMs
(D) gyD;k izHkkxkdMwu Js"B izHkkxkdMs
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15. Consider the budget line for
commodity X and Y drawn for the
following market situation :
Consumer’s income Rs. 200,
PX = 4 and PY = 8. Suppose X is
restricted at 25 units. The budget
line at 25 units of X :
(A) will become flatter
(B) will become steeper
(C) will become steeper and shift
outwards
(D) the budget set will be cut-off
16. If investment function becomes
unresponsive to interest rate, then :
(A) Fiscal policy becomes ineffective
(B) Fiscal policy becomes effective
(C) Monetary policy becomes
effective
(D) Both fiscal and monetary policy
are effective
17. If a growth rate of 10 percent is to
be achieved and the capital-output
ratio 4, then the savings rate should
be (from Solow model) :
(A) 30 per cent
(B) 20 per cent
(C) 35 per cent
(D) 40 per cent
15. X vkf.k Y oLrwalkBh [kkyhy cktkj ifjfLFkrhvlrkauk dk<ysyh vankti=d js"kk y{kkr ?;k %miHkksDR;kps mRiUu = 200 #-, PX = 4,
PY = 8. letk X oLrwP;k 25 uxkauarjdqafBr dsyk] rj X P;k 25 uxkauarj vankti=djs"kk %
(A) vf/kd iljV gksbZy
(B) vf/kd p<h gksbZy
(C) vf/kd p<h gksbZy vkf.k mtohdMsljdsy
(D) vankti=dkrhy lap ckgsj tkrhyEg.ktsp vankti=d js"kk rqVsy
16. tj xqaro.kwd Qyu O;ktnjkyk izfrlkn nsbZukls
>kys] rj %
(A) jktdks"kh; /kksj.k vifj.kkedkjd Bjrs
(B) jktdks"kh; /kksj.k ifj.kkedkjd Bjrs
(C) ekSfÊd /kksj.k ifj.kkedkjd Bjrs
(D) jktdks"kh; /kksj.k vkf.k ekSfÊd /kksj.k
gh nksugh /kksj.ks ifj.kkedkjd Bjrkr
17. tj 10 VDds o`ºhnj xkB.;kps mfÌ"V vlsyvkf.k HkkaMoy&mRiknu xq.kksŸkj gs 4 vlsy]rj (lksyksP;k izk:ikuqlkj) cpr nj brdkvlk;yk gok %
(A) 30 VDds
(B) 20 VDds
(C) 35 VDds
(D) 40 VDds
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18. Choose the right answer from the
options A to D given below :
Assertion (A) : In the classical
system, aggregate demand and
aggregate supply curves may never
intersect whereas in the Keynesian
system, they will always intersect
although not necessarily at the full-
employment level.
Reasoning (R) : The Keynesian
system has money wage rigidity
below full-employment level, leading
to an upward rising aggregate
supply curve. On the other hand in
the classical system, under full
flexibility of wage and price,
aggregate supply curve is a vertical
line.
(A) (A) is incorrect and (R) is correct
(B) (A) is correct and (R) is incorrect
(C) (A) is correct and (R) is correct
(D) (A) is incorrect and (R) is incorrect
18. [kkyh fnysY;k A rs D i;kZ;krwu ;ksX; mŸkj
fuoMk %
fo/kku (A) : vfHker iaFkh; iºrhr ,dw.k
ekx.kh oÿ vkf.k ,dw.k iqjoBk oÿ ,desdkauk
d/khp Nsnr ukghr ijarq dsUlP;k iºrhr rs
,desdkauk usgehp Nsnrkr ijarq gk Nsnu fcanw
iw.kZ jkstxkjkP;k ikrˇhyk vlrksp vls ukgh
dkj.k (R) : dsUlP;k iºrhr iw.kZ jkstxkjkP;k
ikrˇhP;k [kkyh osru nj rk<j vlrkr] vkf.k
R;keq s iqjoBk oÿ gk MkohdMwu mtohdMs
p<r tk.kkjk vlrks- ;k myV vHkher iaFkh;
iºrhr osru vkf.k fdaerhr iw.kZ uE;rk
vlY;keq s ,dw.k iqjoBk oÿ gk f{kfrtyac
vlrks-
(A) (A) pwd vkf.k (R) cjkscj
(B) (A) cjkscj vkf.k (R) pwd
(C) (A) cjkscj vkf.k (R) cjkscj
(D) (A) pwd vkf.k (R) pwd
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19. Select the correct match for the
following by using codes given
below :
(a) Capital inflow (i) Franco Modigliani
(b) Human capital (ii) Robert Mundell
and growth
(c) Upper turning (iii) Robert Lucas
point
(d) Life-cycle theory (iv) John Hicks
Codes :
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)
(B) (iii) (ii) (i) (iv)
(C) (ii) (iii) (iv) (i)
(D) (i) (iii) (ii) (iv)
20. If planned saving is greater than
planned investment :
(A) Output will increase
(B) Output will decrease
(C) Output will not change
(D) The effect on output will be
ambiguous
19. [kkyh fnysY;k ladsrkrwu ;ksX; tksMh 'kks/kk %
(a) HkkaMoykpk varxkZeh (i) ›°dks ekWfMfXy;kuh
izokg
(b) ekuoh lalk/ku vkf.k (ii) jkWcVZ eqaMsy
o`ºh
(c) ojpk oˇ.k fcanw (iii) jkWcVZ Y;qdkl
(d) thouÿe ifjdYiuk (iv) tkWu fgDl
ladsr %
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)
(B) (iii) (ii) (i) (iv)
(C) (ii) (iii) (iv) (i)
(D) (i) (iii) (ii) (iv)
20. tj ;ksftr cpr ;ksftr xqaro.kwdhis{kk tkLr
vlsy] rj %
(A) mRiknu ok<sy
(B) mRiknu ?kVsy
(C) mRiknu cny.kkj ukgh
(D) mRiknukojhy ifj.kkekr lafnX/krk vlsy
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21. Suppose real income decreases. This
will lead the equilibrium rate of
interest in money market to :
(A) decrease
(B) increase
(C) remain the same
(D) either increase or decrease
depending upon the value of
elasticity of negatively sloping
money demand curve at initial
equilibrium.
22. In simple Keynesian economics, the
equality between savings and
investments is brought about by :
(A) Rate of interest
(B) Bringing the economy to full
employment level
(C) Income
(D) Reduction in consumption
23. According to Keynes, investment is
influenced by :
(A) Price
(B) Income
(C) Marginal Efficiency of Capital
(D) Wages
21. letk okLro mRiUukr ?kV >kyh- ;keqˇs
iS'kkP;k cktkjkrhy leorksy O;ktnj %
(A) deh gksbZy
(B) ok<sy
(C) rksp jkfgy
(D) ok<sy dk deh gksbZy gs ew lerksykik'kh
vl.kkÚ;k iS'kkP;k ekx.kh oÿkP;k
yofpdrsP;k ewY;koj voyacwu vlsy
(iS'kkpk ekx.kh oÿ m.ks izo.krspk
vkgs-)
22. dsUlP;k lk/;k izfrekukr cpr vkf.k xqaro.kwd
;krhy lekurk ;keq s ?kMwu ;s.ks %
(A) O;ktnj
(B) vFkZO;oLFkk iw.kZ jkstxkjkP;k ifjfLFkrhyk
vk.kwu
(C) mRiUu
(D) miHkksxkrhy ?kV
23. dsUlP;k ers xqaro.kwdhoj ;keqˇs ifj.kke
gksrks %
(A) fdaer
(B) mRiUu
(C) HkkaMoyph lhekUr dk;Z{kerk
(D) osru
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24. T;k vkœrhr [kkyhy ckc n'kZoysyh vlrs
fryk ^dsU'kh; ÿkWl* vls EgVys tkrs %
(A) {k v{kk'kh 45º pk dksu d:u vkjaHk&
LFkkukrwu tk.kkjh js"kk vkf.k ,dw.k [kpZ
js"kk ;kapk Nsnu fcanw
(B) miHkksx Qyu vkf.k xqaro.kwd Qyu ;kapk
Nsnu fcanw
(C) {k v{kk'kh 45º pk dk su d:uvkjaHkLFkkukrwu tk.kkjh js"kk vkf.k
xqaro.kwd Qyu ;kapk Nsnu fcanw
(D) fu;kZr Qyu vkf.k vk;kr Qyu ;kapk
Nsnu fcanw
25. xqaro.kwdhrhy cny vkf.k mRiUukrhy cny
;kaps xq.kksŸkj Eg.kts %
(A) Rojd
(B) miHkksx Qyu
(C) xq.kd
(D) HkkaMoykph lhekUr dk;Z{kerk
26. letk miHkksx Qyu vls vlsy %
C = 100 + 0.9Y
rj xq.kdkps ewY; vls vlsy %
(A) 0.09
(B) 10.0
(C) 0.9
(D) 9.00
24. Keynesian cross refers to a diagram
having :
(A) Intersection of aggregate
expenditure and 45º line
(B) Intersection of consumption
function and investment
function
(C) Intersection of investment
function and 45º line
(D) Intersection of export function
and import function
25. The ratio of change in income to a
change in investment is called as :
(A) Accelerator
(B) Consumption function
(C) Multiplier
(D) Marginal Efficiency of Capital
26. Given the consumption function :
C = 100 + 0.9Y
What is the multiplier ?
(A) 0.09
(B) 10.0
(C) 0.9
(D) 9.00
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27. Assume consumption function of an
economy to be C = 30 + 0.8Y.
Investment is Rs. 40 crore. Then, the
equilibrium level of income is :
(A) Rs. 700 crore
(B) Rs. 350 crore
(C) Rs. 560 crore
(D) Rs. 140 crore
28. Which one of the following saving
functions corresponds to the
investment multiplier of 5 ?
(A) S = –28 + 0.25Y
(B) S = –40 + 0.75Y
(C) S = –60 + 0.20Y
(D) S = –75 + 0.60Y
29. Less sensitive investment spending
to changes interest rate, the IS
curve becomes :
(A) Steeper
(B) Flatter
(C) Positive
(D) Zero
30. Milton Friedman argues that
consumption is proportional to :
(A) Taxes
(B) Price Level
(C) Transitory Income
(D) Permanent Income
27. vFkZO;oLFkslkBh vl.kkjs miHkksx Qyu %
C = 30 + 0.8Y
xqaro.kwd 40 dksVh #- vkgs vls letk- v'kkifjfLFkrhrhy mRiUukph ikrˇh gh ,o<hvlsy %(A) 700 dksVh #-(B) 350 dksVh #-(C) 560 dksVh #-(D) 140 dksVh #-
28. [kkyhy cpr QyukaiSdh dqBY;k cpr Qyukr
xqaro.kwd xq.kd 5 vkgs vls vfHkizsr vkgs \
(A) S = –28 + 0.25Y
(B) S = –40 + 0.75Y
(C) S = –60 + 0.20Y
(D) S = –75 + 0.60Y
29. tj xqaro.kwd O;ktnjkyk deh izek.kkr izfrlkn
nsr vlsy rj IS oÿ gk %
(A) vf/kd p<k gksrks
(B) vf/kd iljV gksrks
(C) /ku gksrks
(D) 'kwU; gksrks
30. feYVu ›hMeupk ;qfDrokn vlk vkgs dhmiHkksx gs ;kP;k'kh izek.k'khj vkgs %
(A) dj
(B) fdaer ikrˇh
(C) vLFkk;h mRiUu
(D) dk;e mRiUu
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31. The theory of unbalanced growth
was proposed by which economist ?
(A) Albert Hirschman
(B) Amartya Sen
(C) H. Leibenstein
(D) Hans Singer
32. Laws of Kaldor growth model
essentially exhibit relationship
between :
(A) Savings and investment in
economy
(B) Urbanisation and economic
development process
(C) Industrial growth and
development process
(D) Demographic dividend and
regional disparities of
development
33. How does economic development
process gain due to population
increase ?
(A) By demand induced investment
(B) By rapid urbanisation
(C) By increase in productivity
(D) By strengthening of the
institutional framework
31. vlarqfyr o`ºhpk flºkUr dks.kh ekaMyk \
(A) vkYcVZ g'kZeu
(B) veR;Z lsu
(C) ,p- ykbcsuLVkbu
(D) gkUl flaxj
32. dWYMkWjP;k o`ºh izfrekukrhy fu;e gs ewyr%
d'kke/khy laca/k n'kZforkr \
(A) vFkZO;oLFksrhy cpr vkf.k xqaro.kwd
(B) ukxjhdj.k vkf.k vkfFkZd fodklkph
izfÿ;k
(C) vkS|ksfxd o`ºh vkf.k fodkl izfÿ;k
(D) yksdla[;kRed ykHk vkf.k fodklkrhy
izknsf'kd fo"kerk
33. vkfFkZd fodklkP;k izfÿ;syk yksdla[;k
ok<heq s dlk ykHk gksrks \
(A) ekx.kh mRizsfjr xqaro.kqdheq s
(B) osxoku ukxjhdj.kkeq s
(C) mRikndrsrhy ok<heq s
(D) laLFkkRed pkSdVhP;k n`<hdj.kkeq s
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34. The practice of ‘Big Push’ approach
in the development strategy helps :
(A) in mobilizing idle savings for
investment
(B) reducing inter-regional
disparities of development
(C) in reducing divergence between
the private and social returns
on investment
(D) in opening markets for
agricultural produce
35. Match W. W. Rostow’s stages of
growth with their implications :
(a) Traditional (i) Application of
modern technology
(b) Transitional (ii) Self-sustaining
economic growth
(c) Take-off (iii) 10% of GDP invested
for self-sustaining of
growth
(d) Maturity (iv) High proportion
of work-force in
subsistence agriculture
sector
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
(B) (iv) (i) (iii) (ii)
(C) (ii) (iv) (i) (iii)
(D) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)
34. fodklkP;k O;wgke/;s ^eksBk /kDdk* n`f"Vdksukps
vkpj.k dls mi;ksxh Bjrs \
(A) xqaro.kqdhlkBh fu"ÿh; cprh xfreku
d:u
(B) fodklkrhy izknsf'kd fo"kerk deh
d:u
(C) xqaro.kqdhojhy [kktxh o lkekftd
ijrkR;kae/khy rQkor deh d:u
(D) 'ksrekyklkBh cktkjisBk [kqY;k d:u
35. jksLVks ;kaP;k fodklkP;k VII;kapk R;kaP;k
ËofurkFkk±'kh tksMÓk ykok %
(a) ikjaifjd (i) vk/kqfud ra=Kkukpk okij
(b) laÿe.kkRed (ii) Lo;aiks"kd vkfFkZd o`ºh
(c) mÏk.k (iii) o`ºhP;k Lo;aiks"k.kklkBh jk"V™h;
mRiUukP;k 10% ,o<h xqaro.kwd
(d) izkS<koLFkk (iv) Jfed oxkZps eks<s izek.k fuokZgh
œ"kh {ks=ke/;s
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
(B) (iv) (i) (iii) (ii)
(C) (ii) (iv) (i) (iii)
(D) (iv) (iii) (ii) (i)
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36. Which of the following is the major
limitation of the ‘Big Push’ type of
developmental strategy ?
(A) Lack of foreign exchange
earning
(B) Resources of required scale not
available
(C) Inadequate flow of FDI
(D) Lack of political will on the part
of Government
37. “Given a limited amount of
investment resources and a series of
proposed investment projects whose
total cost exceeds the available
resources, then we need to pick out
first those projects that will make the
greatest contribution to development
relative to their cost”. Which of the
following approach/strategy/doctrine
is relevant in the above scenario ?
(A) Big Push
(B) Critical Minimum Efforts
(C) Balanced Growth
(D) Unbalanced Growth
36. fodkl O;wgke/khy ^ek sBk /kDdk* gÓk
izdkjkojhy izeq[k e;kZnk dks.krh \
(A) fons'kh pyukph miqÚ;k izek.kkr dekbZ
(B) iqjs'kk eksBÓk vuqekikr lkexzh miyCËk
ul.ks
(C) fons'kh izR;{k xqaro.kqdhpk viqjk izokg
(D) 'kklukP;k cktwus jktdh; bPNk'kDrhpk
vHkko
37. xqaro.kwd lkexzh e;kZfnr vkdkjkr miyC/k
vlrkuk vkf.k ,dw.k [kpZ miyC/k lkexzh&
is{kk vf/kd vlysyh izLrqr xq aro.kwd
izdYikaph ekfydk vlrkuk] ex vkiY;kyk
izFke rs izdYi fuoMkos ykxrkr ts R;kaP;k
[kpkZP;k rqyusr fodklkr lokZr eksBs ;ksxnku
d: 'kdrhr- [kkyhyi Sdh dk s. krk
n`f"Vdksu@O;wg@rŸo ojhy ifjfLFkrhe/;s mfpr
Bjsy \
(A) eksBk /kDdk
(B) dˇhps U;wure iz;Ru
(C) larqfyr o`ºh
(D) vlarqfyr o`ºh
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38. The indicative ceiling of 39.5% of
Centre’s Gross receipts as transfer
to States from all channels is
recommended by :
(A) Tenth Finance Commission
(B) Eleventh Finance Commission
(C) Twelfth Finance Commission
(D) Thirteenth Finance Commission
39. The 80th Amendment of the
Constitution facilitates sharing of
the net proceeds of :
(A) All Central Taxes
(B) All Direct Taxes
(C) All Indirect Taxes
(D) Goods and Services Tax
40. Distributive effects of taxes are
called :
(A) Burden of Tax
(B) Incidence of Tax
(C) Budget Incidence
(D) Least Burden of Tax
41. If the effective Revenue Deficit is
zero, the entire Fiscal Deficit would
be spent on :
(A) Non-plan Expenditure
(B) Total Revenue Expenditure
(C) Capital Expenditure
(D) Non-plan Revenue Expenditure
38. dsaÊ ljdkjP;k ,dw.k eglqykrwu jkT;kauk loZ
ekxkZus okVi dsY;k tk.kkÚ;k eglqykph 39.5
VDds ;k lwpd deky e;kZnsph dks.kR;k foŸkvk;ksxkus f'kQkjl dsyh \
(A) ngkok foŸk vk;ksx
(B) vkdjkok foŸk vk;ksx
(C) ckjkok foŸk vk;ksx
(D) rsjkok foŸk vk;ksx
39. Hkkjrh; jkT;?kVusP;k 80O;k nq#Lrheq s dsaÊ
vkf.k jkT;kae/;s dks.kR;k fuOoˇ eglqykP;kokVikph lks; >kyh \
(A) loZ dsaÊh; djkaP;k
(B) loZ izR;{k djkaP;k
(C) loZ vizR;{k djkaP;k
(D) oLrw o lsok djkaP;k
40. djkps forj.kkRed ifj.kke Eg.kts dk; \
(A) dj Hkkj
(B) dj vkikr
(C) vFkZladYih; vkikr
(D) djkpk dehr deh Hkkj
41. tj izHkkoh eglqyh rwV 'kwU; vlsy] rj laiw.kZjktdks"kh; rwV dks.kR;k ckchoj [kpZ dsyhtkrs \
(A) ;kstusrj [kpZ
(B) ,dw.k eglqyh [kpZ
(C) HkkaMoyh [kpZ
(D) ;kstusrj eglqyh [kpZ
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42. Which one of the following is not
reckoned in computing Central
Government’s Fiscal Deficit ?
(A) Part of National Small Saving
Fund which has been invested
in State Government’s Securities
(B) External Debt
(C) Cash Management Bill
(D) Market Loan
43. During the period 2010-11 interest
payments as proportion to net tax
revenue of Central Government
was :
(A) 42.9 percent
(B) 46.7 percent
(C) 41.1 percent
(D) 38.9 percent
44. ‘A’ : Mercantilists believed that
all countries can prosper
simultaneously.
‘B’ : Mercantilists believed in trade
restrictions and export growth.
Make the correct choice :
(A) Statement ‘A’ is correct and
statement ‘B’ is incorrect
(B) Statement ‘A’ is incorrect and
statement ‘B’ is correct
(C) Both statements ‘A’ and ‘B’ are
correct
(D) Both statements ‘A’ and ‘B’ are
incorrect
42. dsaÊ ljdkjP;k jktdks"kh; rqVhr [kkyhyiSdh
d'kkph x.kuk dsyh tkr ukgh \
(A) jk"V™h; vYicprhpk Hkkx tks jkT;
ljdkjkaP;k izfrHkwfrr xqaroyk tkrks
(B) fons'kh dtZ
(C) jks[k O;oLFkkidh; izi=
(D) cktkj dtZ
43. 2010-11 ;k o"khZ dsaÊ ljdkjP;k fuOoˇ
eglqykP;k fdrh VDds O;kt Hkwxrku gksrs \
(A) 42.9 VDds
(B) 46.7 VDds
(C) 41.1 VDds
(D) 38.9 VDds
44. ‘A’ : O;kikjok|kapk vlk fo'okl gksrk dhloZ ns'k ,dkp os h le`º gks≈ 'kdrkr-
‘B’ : O;kikjok|kapk O;kikj fu;a=.k vkf.k fu;kZro`fºoj fo'okl gksrk-
;ksX; fuoM djk %
(A) fo/kku ‘A’ cjkscj vkgs vkf.k fo/kku ‘B’
pwd vkgs
(B) fo/kku ‘A’ pwd vkgs vkf.k fo/kku ‘B’
cjkscj vkgs
(C) ‘A’ vkf.k ‘B’ gh nksUgh fo/kkus cjkscjvkgsr
(D) ‘A’ vkf.k ‘B’ gh nksUgh fo/kkus pwd
vkgsr
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45. Predatory dumping is :
(A) Dumping of agricultural
products abroad
(B) A response to other country’s
dumping
(C) A temporary sale of commodity
at a lower price abroad in order
to drive foreign producer out of
business
(D) Decreasing the dumping duty
to increase a country’s exports
46. Constant elasticity of substitution
(CES) production function exhibits :
(A) A constant elasticity of
substitution between labour
and capital
(B) A constantly varying degree of
elasticity of substitution
between labour and capital
(C) Constant and unitary elasticity
of substitution between labour
and capital
(D) Varying degree of elasticity of
substitution between labour
and capital based on the
marginal quantities
45. Li/kZdHk{kh voiqatu Eg.kts %
(A) œ"kh mRiknukaps ijns'kkr voiqatu dj.ks
(B) nqlÚ;k ns'kkP;k voiqatukl izfrlkn
(C) ijn s'kh mRikndkl cktkji sB sr wu
?kkyfo.;kdjhrk oLrwph vYi fdaerhl
rkRiqjrh foÿh
(D) ns'kkph fu;kZr ok< gks.;klkBh voiqatu
'kqYd deh dj.ks
46. i;kZ;rk mRiknu Qyukph fLFkj yophdrk vls
n'kZfors -------------------
(A) Je vkf.k HkkaMoy i;kZ;rsph fLFkj
yofpdrk
(B) Je vkf.k HkkaMoy i;kZ;rk yofpdrsps
lkrR;krs cny.kkjs izek.k
(C) Je vkf.k HkkaMoy i;kZ;rsph fLFkj vkf.k
,dd yofpdrk
(D) Je vkf.k HkkaMoykP;k lhekar ek=kaoj
vk/kkjhr lkrR;kus cny.kkjh i;kZ;rk
yofpdrk
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47. One of the significant impacts of the
WTO on India’s Foreign Trade
Policy is :
(A) Reduction in the peak import
duty on non-agricultural
products to 10 per cent along
with phasing out of quantitative
restrictions
(B) Reduction in the peak import
duty on agricultural products
to 15 per cent along with
quantitative restrictions on
agricultural imports
(C) Reduction in the peak import
duty on non-agricultural
products to 15 per cent along
with phasing out of quantitative
restrictions
(D) Reduction in the peak import
duty on technology to 15 per cent
along with allowing quantitative
restrictions
47. HkkjrkP;k ijfd; O;kikj /kksj.kkojhy tkxrhd
O;kikj la?kVuspk ,d egRokpk ifj.kke vlk
vkgs %
(A) la[;kRed fu;a=.kkus VI;kVI;kus nwj
dj.;k cjkscjp fcxj œ"kh mRiknukaojhy
mPpre vk;kr 'kqYd 10 VDD;kai;±r
deh dj.ks
(B) œ"kh vk;krh aojhy la[;kRed
fu;a=k.kk alghr œ"kh mRiknuk aP;k
vk;krhojhy mPpre vk;kr 'kqYd 15
VDD;kai;±r deh dj.ks
(C) la[;kRed fu;a=.ks VI;kVI;kus nwj dj.;k
cjk scjp fcxj œ"kh mRiknuk aP;k
vk;krhojhy mPpre vk;kr 'kqYd 15
VDD;kai;±r deh dj.ks
(D) la[;kRed fu; a=.kk alghr QDr
ra=Kkukojhy mPpre vk;kr 'kqYd 15
VDD;kai;±r deh dj.ks
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48. As a member of the WTO :
(A) A country can refuse to bind a
tariff rate on a commodity and
it does not need to promise the
member countries about the
tariff on that commodity
(B) A country binds a tariff rate by
committing that it will not raise
tariff on that product beyond
the bound level
(C) A country does not need to bind
itself about the tariff rate on the
product and it has the freedom
of raising tariff according to its
developmental priorities
(D) A country binds a tariff rate by
committing that it will not raise
tariff on the inputs of that
product
49. An optimum currency area refers
to :
(A) A group of nations who enter
into preferred trade agreements
(B) A group of nations whose
currencies have permanently
fixed exchange rates
(C) Nations in customs union who
use a common currency
(D) Nations with multilateral trade
agreements
48. tkxrhd O;kikj la?kVuspk lnL; ;k
ukR;kus ---------------------
(A) ns'k ,[kk|k oLrwojhy 'kqYd nj fu'phrh
ukdk: 'kdrks vkf.k lnL; ns'kkauk
lacaËkhr oLrwojhy 'kqYdnjklanHkkZr
vk'oLr dj.;kph vko';drk ukgh
(B) ns'k 'kqYdnjkfo"k;h Lor%yk cka/kqu rsowu
laca/khr mRiknukojhy 'kqYd nj cafnLr
ikrˇhis{kk ok<ohukj ukgh v'kh geh nsrks
(C) ns'kkyk 'kqYdnjfu'phrhfo"k;h Lor%oj
ca/kukph vko';drk ulwu ns'kkyk R;kP;k
fodklfo"k;d izk/kkU;ÿekuqlkj 'kqYdnj
fu'phrhps Lokra´; vkgs
(D) ns'k 'kqYd nj cka/kqu ?ksowu laca/khr
mRiknukojhy 'kqYd nj ok<ohukj ukgh
vls cpu nsrks
49. i;kZIr pyu{ks= -------------------- /ouhr djrs-
(A) izk/kkU; O;kikj djkjkvarxZr ns'kkaP;k
leqgkus ,d= ;s.ks
(B) ns'kkapk vlk leqg dh T;kaP;k pyukps
fofue; nj dk;eLo:ih fu'phr vlrkr
(C) leku pyu okij.kkÚ;k ns'kkapk eqDr
O;kikj la?k
(D) cgqÌs'kh; O;kikj djkjkvarxZr ns'k
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50. In a managed floating exchange
rate system :
(A) Nation’s monetary authorities
will intervene in foreign
exchange markets to reduce
short-term volatility
(B) Only a common monetary
authority of nations can
intervene in foreign exchange
markets
(C) Exchange rate fluctuations are
moderated by using monetary
policy
(D) All nations accept the market
determined exchange rates
51. The Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) is
used by RBI to................ .
(A) Influence the cost of credit
(B) Lower margin requirements in
the stock market
(C) Influence the commercial
banking system’s volume of
credit
(D) Encourage savings in the
economy
50. O;oLFkkih; rjy fofue; nj iºrhr %
(A) vYidkyhu p<mrkj deh dj.;kdjhrk
ns'kkps foŸkh; vf/kdkj eaMˇ fons'kh
fofue; cktkjkr gLr{ksi djrs
(B) QDr ns'kkaps lkekU; foŸkh; vf/kdkj
eaMˇ fons'kh fofue; cktkjkr gLr{ksi
djrs
(C) fofue; njkrhy p<mrkjkps ekSÊhd
Ëkksj.kkP;k lgk∏;kus lkSE; dsys tkrkr
(D) loZ jk"V™s cktkj fuf'pr fofue; njkpk
fLodkj djrkr
51. Hkkjrh; fj>oZ c°dsdMwu jks[k jk[kho xq.kksŸkjkpk
okij ---------------------- lkBh gksrks-
(A) dtkZP;k O;ktnjkoj ifj.kke dj.ks
(B) 'ksvj cktkjkrhy e;kZnk xjt ?kVo.ks
(C) O;kikjh c°dkaP;k ,dw.k dtkZoj ifj.kke
dj.ks
(D) vFkZO;oLFksr cprhauk mŸkstu ns.ks
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52. The bank rate of the RBI is used
to :
(A) Influence the prime lending
rate of banks
(B) Control the saving rate in the
economy
(C) Reduce unemployment in the
economy
(D) Control the inflation rate in the
economy
53. The Industrial Development Bank
of India (IDBI) was set up to :
(A) Provide long-term finance to
industry
(B) Assist small-scale industries in
private sector
(C) Promote development of cottage
and village industries
(D) To re-finance the co-operative
banks
54. The Industrial Credit and
Investment Corporation of India
(ICICI) is set up to :
(A) Provide assistance for large and
heavy industries
(B) Promote mergers and
acquisitions of companies
(C) Provide finance for export and
import trade
(D) Develop small and medium
industries in the private sector
52. Hkkjrh; fj>oZ c°dsdMwu c°dnjkpk okij-------------------------- lkBh gksrks-
(A) dtkZojhy ewyk/kkj O;ktnjkoj ifj.kke?kMowu vk.k.ks
(B) vFkZO;oLFksrhy cprhP;k njkoj fu;a=.kBso.ks
(C) vFkZO;oLFksrhy csjkstxkjh deh dj.ks
(D) vFkZO;oLFksrhy fdaerok<hP;k njkojfu;a=.k Bso.ks
53. Hkkjrh; vkS|ksfxd fodkl c°dsph (IDBI)
LFkkiuk ---------------------- lkBh dj.;kr vkyh-
(A) m|ksx{ks=kl nh?kZdkyhu foŸkiqjoBk dj.ks
(B) izk/kkU; {ks=krhy y?kq m|ksxkauk enr dj.ks
(C) y?kq m|ksx o dqfVjks|ksxkP;k fodklkps
izorZu dj.ks
(D) lgdkjh c°dkauk iqufoZŸklsok ns.ks
54. Hkkjrh; vkS|ksfxd ir o xqaro.kwd egkeaMˇ
(ICICI) ph LFkkiuk ------------------------ lkBhdj.;kr vkyh-
(A) cMÓk vkf.k votM m|ksxkauk enr dj.ks
(B) daiU;kaps lkfeyhdj.k vkf.k ifjxzg.kklmŸkstu ns.ks
(C) vk;kr vkf.k fu;kZr O;kikjkl foŸkiqjoBkdj.ks
(D) [kktxh {ks=kr y?kq vkf.k e/;e m|ksxfodflr dj.ks
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55. The average number of man days
lost per worker during industrial
disputes in recent times in India
from public sector was low as
compared to private sector.
What can you say about this
observation ?
(A) This observation is true
(B) This observation is false
(C) This observation is incorrect
because of lack of sufficient
reliable data
(D) This observation is applicable to
post-reform period only
56. What can you say about the
industrial development and
dominating industries during that
time period in India ?
Match Accordingly :
(i) 1955 to 1970’s (a) Engineering Goods
(ii) 1980-2000 (b) Heavy and Basic
Industries
(iii) Post-2000 period (c) Software and
Consumer Goods
(d) Primary Sector
Industries
(i) (ii) (iii)
(A) (c) (a) (b)
(B) (d) (c) (a)
(C) (b) (a) (c)
(D) (a) (d) (c)
55. Hkkjrkr uftdP;k dkˇkr [kktxh {ks=kP;k
rqyusus lkoZtfud {ks=krhy nj dkexkjkekxhy
Je fnolkaP;k uqdlkuhph ljkljh la[;k
deh gksrh- ;k fujh{k.kko:u rqEgh dk;
Eg.kky \
(A) gs fujh{k.k cjkscj vkgs
(B) gs fujh{k.k pwd vkgs
(C) g s fujh{k.k p wd vkg s dkj.k
iqjs'kh fo'oluh; ekfgrh miyC/k
ukgh
(D) gs fujh{k.k lq/kkj.kk dkˇkuarjP;k
dky[kaMkl ykxw vkgs
56. Hkkjrkrhy vkS|ksfxd fodkl o lacaf/krdky[kaMkrhy izHkkoh m|ksx ;klaca/kh rqEgh dk;ZEg.kky \
tksMÓk ykok %
(i) 1955 rs 1970 ps (a) vfHk;kaf=dh oLrw
n'kd
(ii) 1980-2000 (b) votM o ewˇHkwr m|ksx
(iii) 2000 uarjpk dky[kaM (c) xzkgdksi;ksxh oLrw o
lkW∂Vosvj oLrw
(d) izkFkfed {ks= oLrw
(i) (ii) (iii)
(A) (c) (a) (b)
(B) (d) (c) (a)
(C) (b) (a) (c)
(D) (a) (d) (c)
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57. The strategic sale of public sector
enterprises such as VSNL, IPCL was
the part of ................... .
(A) Modernisation Programme
(B) Diversification Programme
(C) Export Promotion Programme
(D) Privatisation Programme
58. The National Housing Bank and
NABARD can be termed as .............. .
(A) Under-rating Institutions
(B) Refinancing Institutions
(C) Consulting Institutions
(D) Export Financing Institutions
59. “Population as the ultimate resource
for development” is proposed by :
(A) Coale and Hoover
(B) Simon
(C) Sidgwick
(D) Caldwell
60. The theory of optimum population
based on maximisation of total
welfare was put forward by :
(A) Hirschmann
(B) Coale and Hoover
(C) Sidgwick
(D) Malthus
57. VSNL, IPCL v'kk lkoZtfud izeaMˇkaph
MkoispkRed foÿh gk --------------------------
dk;Zÿekpk Hkkx gksrk-
(A) vk/kqfudhdj.k
(B) fofo/khdj.k
(C) fu;kZr izorZu
(D) [kklxhdj.k
58. jk"V™h; x`gfuekZ.k c°d o ukckMZ ;kauk---------------------- Eg.krk ;sbZy-
(A) geh/kkjd laLFkk
(B) iqufoZŸk laLFkk
(C) lYyklsok laLFkk
(D) fu;kZr foŸkiqjoBknkj laLFkk
59. ^^fodklklkBhpk vafre l z k sr Eg.kt s
yksdla[;k** gs dks.kh ekaMys \
(A) dksy vkf.k gwOgj
(B) lk;eu
(C) fltfod
(D) dkWYMosy
60. ,dw.k dY;k.kkP;k egŸkehdj.kkoj vk/kkjysyk
b"Vre yksdla[;spk flºkar dks.kh ekaMˇk \
(A) g'kZeu
(B) dksy vkf.k gwoj
(C) fltfod
(D) ekYFkl
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61. Provision for “environmental
protection” was included in the
Indian Constitution through the
42nd Constitutional Amendment
passed in .................... .
(A) 1956
(B) 1976
(C) 1986
(D) 1996
62. After 1965, the death rate in India
began to fall and India entered the
.................... stage of the demographic
transition.
(A) 1st
(B) 2nd
(C) 3rd
(D) 4th
63. Panchayati Raj Institutions in India
are expected to emphasize :
(A) Cooperative planning
(B) Functional planning
(C) Multilevel planning
(D) Indicative planning
64. The fruits of the first Green
Revolution in India were generally
seen during :
(A) 1965-1970
(B) 1980-1985
(C) 1955-1965
(D) 1950-1955
61. ^^i;kZoj.k laj{k.kk* lkBhP;k rjrwnhpk lekos'k
Hkkjrh; jkT;?kVusr 42O;k ?kVuknq#LrhekQZr
dks.kR;k lkyh eatwj >kyk \
(A) 1956
(B) 1976
(C) 1986
(D) 1996
62. 1965 uarj] Hkkjrkr e`R;w nj deh gks≈ ykxykvkf.k Hkkjrkus yk sdla[;k laÿe.kkP;k--------------------- VII;kr izos'k dsyk-
(A) 1Y;k
(B) 2Ú;k
(C) 3Ú;k
(D) 4F;k
63. Hkkjrkrhy iapk;r jkt laLFkkauh ;kdMs y{kns.ks vfHkizsr vkgs %(A) lgdkj fu;kstu(B) dk;kZRed fu;kstu(C) cgqLrjh; fu;kstu(D) fn'kkn'kZd fu;kstu
64. Hkkjrkrhy ifgY;k gfjr ÿkarhph Qˇs
lkËkkj.ki.ks ;k dky[kaMkr fnlwu vkyh %
(A) 1965 rs 1970
(B) 1980 rs 1985
(C) 1955 rs 1965
(D) 1950 rs 1955
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65. The Agricultural Prices Commission
has been renamed as :
(A) Agricultural Costs Commission
(B) Commission for Agricultural
Costs and Prices
(C) Agricultural Costs and Rural
Prices Commission
(D) Agricultural and Rural
Development Commission
66. During the Second Five Year Plan
to Eleventh Five Year Plan period,
the outlay on agriculture and allied
sectors has ranged between ..............
of the total plan outlay.
(A) 20%—35%
(B) 10%—25%
(C) 19%—24%
(D) 15%—25%
67. Which one of the following is not the
cause of sub-division and
fragmentation of land holdings in
India ?
(A) Pressure of population
(B) Decline of joint family system
(C) Impact of new technology
(D) Extensive indebtedness among
farmers
65. œ"kh eqY; vk;ksx v'kk izdkjs iquj&ukehr
dj.;kr vkyk vkgs %
(A) œ"kh [kpZ vk;ksx
(B) œ"kh [kpZ o fdaer vk;ksx
(C) œ"kh [kpZ o xzkeh.k fdaer vk;ksx
(D) œ"kh o xzkeh.k fodkl vk;ksx
66. nqlÚ;k rs vdjkO;k iapok"khZd ;kstuk dkˇkr
,dw.k ;kstuk rjrqnhiSdh œ"kh lYyXu
{ks=kojhy rjrqnh ---------------- njE;ku jkfgY;k-
(A) 20%—35%
(B) 10%—25%
(C) 19%—24%
(D) 15%—25%
67. Hkkjrkrhy tfeu/kkj.k sP;k foHkktu o
rqdMhdj.kkps [kkyhyiSdh dks.krs dkj.k
ukgh \
(A) yksdla[kspk Hkkj
(B) ,d= dqVqac iºrhpk Úgkl
(C) ufou ra=Kkukpk ifj.kke
(D) 'ksrdÚ;kae/khy lkoZ=hd dtZcktkjhi.kk
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68. Arrange the following sources of
irrigation in India in the descending
order in terms of their coverage :
tanks, canals, wells and tube-
wells
(A) Wells and Tube-wells, Tanks,
Canals
(B) Wells and Tube-wells, Canals,
Tanks
(C) Canals, Tanks, Wells and Tube-
wells
(D) Canals, Wells and Tube-wells,
Tanks
69. Consider the linear demand curve
q = 30 – 2P. If P = 10, then the
consumer’s surplus is :
(A) 20
(B) 30
(C) 15
(D) 25
70. Assume that the monopolist demand
curve is given as P = 80 – q and
its MC = 40, then at the point of
equilibrium, price elasticity is equal
to :
(A) 3
(B) 4
(C) 5
(D) 1
68. Hkkjrkph [kkyhy ik.khiqjoBÓkph lk/kus R;kaP;k
O;kIrhuqlkj mrjR;k ÿekus ykok %
ryko] ikV] fofgjh vkf.k dqiuyhdk
(A) fofgjh vkf.k dqiuyhdk] ryko] ikV
(B) fofgjh vkf.k dqiuyhdk] ikV] ryko
(C) ikV] ryko] fofgjh vkf.k dqiuyhdk
(D) ikV] fofgjh vkf.k dqiuyhdk] ryko
69. q = 30 – 2P gk js"kh; ekx.kh oÿ y{kkr?;k- tj P = 10 vlsy] rj miHkksDR;kpslarks"kkf/kD; ,o<s vlsy %
(A) 20
(B) 30
(C) 15
(D) 25
70. P = 80 – q gk eDrsnkjkpk ekx.kh oÿ x`fgr
/kjk- tj MC = 40 vlsy] rj lerksykP;kfcanwik'k ekx.khph fdaer yofpdrk ,o<hvlsy %
(A) 3
(B) 4
(C) 5
(D) 1
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71. In dual linear programming
problem for outputs maximisation of
a firm the dual variables are
interpreted as :
(A) Imputed unit price
(B) Imputed input price
(C) Actual unit price
(D) Actual input price
72. The following values are given in a
2-variable regression of Y on X :
Y 100,= X 200,= 0.2∧
β =
Then estimated value of intercept
is :
(A) 40
(B) 180
(C) 60
(D) 170
73. B in BLUE means :
(A) High R2 value
(B) All co-efficients have positive
sign
(C) Standard error of the estimator
is minimum
(D) F value is statistically
significant
71. m|ksxlaLFksps mRiknu egŸke dj.;klkBhP;k
f}js"kh; izk;kstukrhy f}&pykapk /ofurkFkZ vlk
vlrks %
(A) xfHkZr ,dd fdaer
(B) xfHkZr vknku fdaer
(C) izR;{k ,dd fdaer
(D) izR;{k vknku fdaer
72. Y P;k X ojhy f}&py izrhixeukr [kkyhy
ewY; fnysy vkgsr %
Y 100,= X 200,= 0.2∧
β =
v'kk ifjLFkhr Nsnkps vankftr ewY; ,o<s
vlsy %
(A) 40
(B) 180
(C) 60
(D) 170
73. BLUE e/khy B pk vFkZ vlk vlrks %
(A) R2 ps mPp ewY;
(B) loZ lgxq.kdkaps /ku fpUg
(C) vkdyukph ekud=qVh fdeku vkgs
(D) F ph fdaer la[;k'kkL=h; n`"Vhus
y{k.kh; vkgs
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74. Autocorrelation problem occurs :
(A) When lagged values are present
(B) When error terms are
independent
(C) When error terms either
increase or decrease
(D) When independent variables
are correlated
75. In a log-log model, β measures the
effect of :
(A) Unit change in X on unit
change in Y
(B) Percentage change in X on
percentage change in Y
(C) Unit change in X on percentage
change in Y
(D) Percentage change in X on unit
change in Y
74. Lo;alaca/kkph leL;k dsOgk mn~Hkors \
(A) tsOgk i‹prktU; ewY;kapk lekos'k gksrks
(B) tsOgk =qVhins vuoyach vlrkr
(C) tsOgk =qVh ins ok<rkr fdaok deh gksrkr
(D) tsOgk Lopys ijLijkoyach vlrkr
75. log-log ueqU;ke/;s β gk --------------- P;k
ifj.kkekps ekiu djrks-
(A) Y e/khy izfr,dd cnykeq s gks.kkjk
X e/khy izfr,dd cny
(B) Y e/khy izfr'kr cnykeqˇs gks.kkjk
X e/khy izfr'kr cny
(C) Y e/khy izfr'kr cnykeqˇs gks.kkjk
X e/khy izfr,dd cny
(D) Y e/khy izfr,dd cnykeq s gks.kkjk
X e/khy izfr'kr cny
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