Economics ch 2

Sectors in Indian Economy

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Q1 When did act of union pass?
Q2 Who set up the society of Young Europe?
Q3. Classify the resources on the basis of exhaustibility?
Q4 What is the other name of rural local government?
Q5. What is GDP?
Q6. What is natural product?
Q7. Which soil is known as Regur soil
a. Black soil
b. Red soil
Q8 The first clearexpression of nationalism in Europe came with
a. Russian revolution
b. French revolution
Q9…… isis aa holding together federation
a. Pakistan
b. India
Q10 Under employment is a situation where people.
a. Do not want to work
b. are working less than what they are capable of doing
Q11. Which soil is generally sandy in texture and saline in nature
a. Forest soil
b. Alluvial soil
Q12. Which type of resources does iron ore belongs to
a. Renewable
b. Non-renewable
Q13 Who was described as the most dangerous enemy of social order by Duke metternich?
a. Johan Gottfried
b. Giuseppe Mazzini
Q14The basic aim of Zollverein
a. To abolish tarrif barriers
b. To reunite Prussia
Q15. Give example of biotic resources?
Q16. What are potentional resources?
Q17 What idecentralisation?
Q18. How many languages are recognised by the Indian constitution?
Q19. What are final goods?
Q20 Who was the chief architect of the unification of Germany?
Q21. What are resources?
. True/False
Q22 Giuseppe Mazzini was an Italian revolutionary. (. )
Q23. Red soil is widely spread in India. (. )
Q23. Laterite soil is perfect for the growth of cashew nuts. (. )
Q24 what is the intention of the government in raising money through taxes
a. Profit making
b. Provide public welfare
Q25. On what basis are the sectors classified into public and private
Q26. What is gross Sown area?
Q27. State one feature of Federalism?
Q18. Who is the Head of municipal corporation?
Q 29 Name the states which were created to recognise differences based on culture ethnicity.
Nagaland Uttrakhand
Himachal Chhattisgarh
Q30. What was the theme of the paintings of Fredrich
a socialism
b. Democracy