Top 550+ Solved Indian Economy MCQ Questions Answer
Q. Which part of separated UTI is under SEBl's regulation?
a. UTI-I
b. UTI-II
c. Both the above
d. None of the above
Q. Which of the following is not sponsor of newly established UTI-II?
a. Punjab National Bank
b. General Insurance Corporation
c. Life Insurance Corporation of India
d. State Bank of India
Q. Which industry earns the second highest, net foreign exchange from the trade?
a. Gems and ornaments
b. Textile industry
c. Steel industry
d. Engineering goods industry
Q. Which of the following measures is not likely to help in improving India's balance ofpayments position?
a. Devaluation of the rupee
b. Encouragement of import substitution
c. Imposition of higher duty on imports
d. Imposition of higher duty on exports
Q. In India, maximum number of workers are employed in :
a. textile industry
b. iron and steel industry
c. petrochemical industry
d. automobile industry
Q. After textiles, India's second important industry is :
a. Sugar
b. Jute
c. Cement
d. Iron and steel
Q. India's oldest iron and steel plant is : [Intelligence Bureau 1991]
a. TISCO at Jamshedpur
b. TISCO at Burnpur
c. Durgapur Iron and Steel Plant
d. Rourkela Iron and Steel Plant
Q. Which industry in India was worst affected because of the partition? [PCS 1994]
a. Paper and Iron
b. Jute and Cotton
c. Cotton and Sugar
d. Engineering and Cement
Q. Which of the following states ranks first in terms of the maximum number of agrobased industries? [Bank PO 1993]
a. Gujarat
b. Punjab
c. West Bengal
d. Kerala
Q. In which of the following industries is the maximum number of women employed inIndia? [CDS 1993]
a. Textile
b. Jute
c. Tea
d. Coal
Q. Which of the following is the largest (in terms of' turnover) Public Sector organisationin India?
a. Bharat Petroleum
b. Steel Authority of India
c. Indian Oil Corporation
d. Oil and Natural Gas Commission
Q. Under perfect competition: [GIC AAO 1993]
a. any firm can influence price in the market
b. any firm can influence supply in the market
c. any firm can influence price and supply in the market
d. no firm can influence price and supply in the market