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Chapter 3 Liberalisation Privatisation and Globalisation An Appraisal
NCERT Class 11 Indian Economic Development • NCERT Series
MCQ
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Economic reforms in India were introduced in:
A.
1947
B.
1950
C.
1991
D.
2000
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Option: C
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Found on Page Page 31
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The LPG reforms stand for:
A.
Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation
B.
Labour, Production and Growth
C.
Liberal Policy Growth
D.
Local Production Governance
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Option: A
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Found on Page Page 31
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Liberalisation mainly refers to:
A.
Reduction of government controls and restrictions
B.
Nationalisation of industries
C.
Ban on foreign trade
D.
Increase in import duties
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Option: A
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Privatisation means:
A.
Expansion of public sector
B.
Greater role of private sector
C.
Closure of industries
D.
Government monopoly
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Option: B
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Globalisation refers to:
A.
Integration of world economies
B.
Isolation from foreign countries
C.
Reduction in trade
D.
Ban on foreign investment
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Option: A
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Which institution provided financial assistance to India during economic crisis of 1991?
A.
WTO
B.
IMF and World Bank
C.
SAARC
D.
ASEAN
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Option: B
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The main reason for economic reforms in 1991 was:
A.
Agricultural surplus
B.
Balance of payments crisis
C.
Excess industrial growth
D.
Population decline
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Option: B
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Industrial licensing was largely abolished under:
A.
Liberalisation
B.
Nationalisation
C.
Green Revolution
D.
Land reforms
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Option: A
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Disinvestment means:
A.
Expansion of public sector enterprises
B.
Selling shares of public sector enterprises
C.
Ban on private companies
D.
Closure of banks
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Option: B
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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) increased after:
A.
Economic reforms
B.
Colonial rule
C.
Green Revolution
D.
Land reforms
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Option: A
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Which organisation replaced GATT in 1995?
A.
IMF
B.
World Bank
C.
WTO
D.
UNO
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Option: C
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Globalisation promotes:
A.
International trade
B.
Flow of capital
C.
Exchange of technology
D.
All of these
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Option: D
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The New Economic Policy aimed at:
A.
Increasing government control
B.
Economic reforms and market orientation
C.
Reducing foreign trade
D.
Expansion of zamindari system
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Option: B
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Which among the following benefited from liberalisation?
A.
Private sector
B.
Foreign investors
C.
Consumers
D.
All of these
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Option: D
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One criticism of globalisation is:
A.
Increase in inequalities
B.
Pressure on small producers
C.
Job insecurity
D.
All of these
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Option: D
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Privatisation aims to improve:
A.
Efficiency and productivity
B.
Bureaucratic control
C.
Import restrictions
D.
Agricultural subsidies only
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Option: A
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Economic reforms encouraged competition by:
A.
Reducing restrictions on industries
B.
Increasing industrial licensing
C.
Banning private sector
D.
Reducing exports
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Option: A
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WTO mainly deals with:
A.
International trade rules
B.
Military alliances
C.
Population control
D.
Agricultural loans only
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Option: A
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Which sector saw major growth after reforms?
A.
Service sector
B.
Cottage industries only
C.
Traditional handicrafts only
D.
Feudal agriculture
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Option: A
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Economic reforms in India promoted:
A.
Market-oriented economy
B.
Increased foreign investment
C.
Global integration
D.
All of these
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Option: D
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