Top 150+ Solved Quantitative Methods for Economic Analysis 2 MCQ Questions Answer
Q. Vital statistics is greatly utilized by:
a. actuaries
b. planners
c. social reformers
d. all the above
Q. Vital rates customarily expressed as :
a. percentages
b. per thousand
c. per million
d. per trillion
Q. The death rate obtained for a segment of a population is known as :
a. specific death rate
b. crude death rate
c. standardized rate
d. vital index
Q. The age specific death rate for the babies of age less than one year is specifically called:
a. neonatal death rate
b. infant mortality rate
c. maternal mortality rate
d. foetal death rate
Q. The death rate of babies under one month is known as :
a. neonatal mortality rate
b. infant mortality rate
c. maternal mortality rate
d. foetal death rate
Q. The death rate of women due to delivery of children is termed as :
a. neonatal mortality rate
b. infant mortality rate
c. maternal mortality rate
d. foetal death rate
Q. Age specific mortality rates fail to reveal:
a. mortality conditions
b. age distribution of persons
c. sex ratio
d. all the above
Q. Standardised death rates are particularly useful for :
a. comparing the death rates in males and females
b. comparing the death rates of two regions
c. both (a) and (b)
d. neither (a) or (b)
Q. Fertility rates mainly doped on :
a. total female population
b. total population
c. female population of child bearing age
d. number of newly born babies
Q. Population growth is mainly concerned with:
a. total number of births
b. number of male births
c. number of female births
d. none of the above
Q. The measure which is not used for mortality is
a. crude death rate
b. age specific death rate
c. standardised death rate
d. crude birth rate
Q. Which state has the highest Infant Mortality rate in India?
a. kerala
b. goa
c. madhya pradesh
d. uttar pradesh