Economy - MOST IMPORTANT SSC Selection Phase Previous Year Questions

Sex ratio

Labor force participation

Literacy Rate

Per capital Income

Percentage of employed persons in the population

Percentage of unemployed persons among persons in the labour force

Percentage of unemployed persons in the total population

Percentage of persons in the labour force

Providing food to everyone

Providing food to senior citizens

Providing food to children

providing food to women

Second Five Year Plan

Fourth Five Year Plan

First five Year Plan

Third Five Year Plan

Lakshadweep

Delhi

Andman and Nicobar Islands

Puducherry

$\displaystyle 82.14$%

$\displaystyle 70.20$%

$\displaystyle 65.21$%

$\displaystyle 95.60$%

A person who works for less than $\displaystyle 200$ days in a year

A person who works for less than $\displaystyle 150$ days in a year

A person who works for less than $\displaystyle 100$ days in a year

A person who works for less than $\displaystyle 183$ days in a year

Delhi and Chandigarh

Chandigarh and Andaman and Nicobar

Lakshadweep and Daman

Delhi and Lakshadweep

Gujarat

Tamil Nadu

West Bengal

Bihar

Implicit assumptions about universal values and development goals.

Over-reliance on economic data.

Exclusion of military strength indicators.

Lack of international trade analysis.

demand

supply

phillips

indifference

Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI)

State Bank of India (SBI)

Export-Import Bank of India (EXIM Bank)

Only $\displaystyle 1$

Only $\displaystyle 2$

both $\displaystyle 1$ and $\displaystyle 2$ are correct

Neither $\displaystyle 1$ nor $\displaystyle 2$ is correct

Devaluation of rupee

Cut in subsidies

Privatization of public sector units

Export duty imposition

Perfectly elastic demand with respect to interest rate

Perfectly inelastic demand with respect to interest rate

Increase in money supply leads to increase in interest rate

Decrease in money supply leads to decrease in interest rate

USA, Japan, and UK

Soviet Union, UK, and West Germany

China and Bangladesh

France and New Zealand

To make imports cheaper

To increase foreign aid

To boost exports and attract foreign exchange

To reduce inflation

Giffen goods

Conspicuous goods

Speculative goods

Substitute goods

Increasing the amount of time it takes to get them.

Removing them altogether.

Making them easier to obtain.

Making them impossible to obtain.

Fifth

Sixth

Seventh

Eighth