This document outlines an exam for a course in International Economics. It is divided into two parts worth a total of 80 marks. Part A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 2 marks each on topics like international trade, balance of payments, export promotion schemes, and international economic organizations. Part B contains 5 essay questions worth 12 marks each, asking students to explain theories of international trade, components of the balance of payments, export documentation requirements, objectives of the IMF and WTO, and agreements related to international trade.
This document outlines an exam for a course in International Economics. It is divided into two parts worth a total of 80 marks. Part A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 2 marks each on topics like international trade, balance of payments, export promotion schemes, and international economic organizations. Part B contains 5 essay questions worth 12 marks each, asking students to explain theories of international trade, components of the balance of payments, export documentation requirements, objectives of the IMF and WTO, and agreements related to international trade.
This document outlines an exam for a course in International Economics. It is divided into two parts worth a total of 80 marks. Part A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 2 marks each on topics like international trade, balance of payments, export promotion schemes, and international economic organizations. Part B contains 5 essay questions worth 12 marks each, asking students to explain theories of international trade, components of the balance of payments, export documentation requirements, objectives of the IMF and WTO, and agreements related to international trade.
This document outlines an exam for a course in International Economics. It is divided into two parts worth a total of 80 marks. Part A contains 10 multiple choice questions worth 2 marks each on topics like international trade, balance of payments, export promotion schemes, and international economic organizations. Part B contains 5 essay questions worth 12 marks each, asking students to explain theories of international trade, components of the balance of payments, export documentation requirements, objectives of the IMF and WTO, and agreements related to international trade.
Marks - 80 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PART - A (10 X 2 = 20)
Answer ALL the Questions 1. What is meant by International Trade?
2. How is international trade different from international marketing?
3. What do you mean by Balance of Payments?
4. Distinguish between without account and capital account.
5. State the objective of Exim Bank.
6. Explain briefly EPCG scheme.
7. Write a note on IMF.
8. What is meant by international economic organization?
9. What are the features of Indian Patent Law?
10. What are the objectives of WTO?
PART – B (5 x 12 = 60) Answer All the Questions
11. Explain different theories of international trade.
(or) 12. Explain how international trade influence the economic growth of a country?
13. What are the components of BOP? Explain the components in
detail. (or) 14. Show how fixed exchange rate is different from flexible exchange rate.
15. What type of export documents are required in India for
exporting to other countries? (or) 16. Enumerate in detail the different export promotion schemes practiced in India.
17. What are the objectives of IMF?
Do you think that IMF is discharging its role in this 21 st century? Discuss. (or) 18. Explain in detail how UNCTAD is helping the developing countries in international trade.
19. Write a brief history of WTO.
Explain the Doha round (latest round) of WTO and its present status. (or) 20. Write notes on : (i) TRIPS (ii) MFA (iii) TRIMS (iv) MFN