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Static GK Test: Economics, Test-2
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Question 1 |
Which country includes its income from cocaine and narcotics in its GDP?
Columbia | |
Venezuela | |
Afghanistan | |
Peru |
Question 2 |
Generally speaking the cause of inflation is
increase in money supply | |
fall in production | |
decrease in money supply and fall in production | |
increase in money supply and fall in production |
Question 3 |
Black money is
income on which tax is not paid | |
counterfeit currency | |
illegally earned money | |
money earned through underhand deals. |
Question 4 |
Which among the following is the oldest development financial institution of India?
UTI | |
IDBI | |
ICICI | |
IFCI |
Question 5 |
Deflation is defined as
increase in public expenditure | |
reduction in taxation | |
contraction in volume of money/credit which results in a decline of price level. | |
deficit budget |
Question 6 |
Who is the Chairman of the Planning Commission?
President of India | |
Chief Justice of India | |
Vice-President of India | |
Prime-Minister of India |
Question 7 |
Which of the following is not a non-plan expenditure?
Central assistance for States and UT plans | |
Defense expenditure | |
Subsidies | |
Interest payment |
Question 8 |
What is the main source of revenue to meet different expenditures?
Custom duties | |
Excise duties | |
Income tax | |
Internal borrowings |
Question 9 |
Beginning April 2011, the Government of India had proposed to bring down the corporate tax rate from 30 per cent to
22 per cent | |
26 per cent | |
25 per cent | |
28 per cent |
Question 10 |
Laissez faire means
Active intervention | |
Sound commercial affairs | |
Non-interference by the State in the direction of economic affairs | |
Non- interference by the State in law and order |
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