1.Gross Domestic Product is the market value of the ____.
Final goods and services produced in a country in one year
Intermediate goods produced in a country in one year
Final goods produced in a country in a year
Per-capita income of the country
2.GDP is:
The total amount of money invested by foreign countries
The amount of profit in a country’s total investments, both within and abroad
The sum of the total production in the three sectors in a year for a country
The total value of goods sold
3.Which of these sectors is showing great promise in the current scenario of economic activities in India?
Tertiary sector
Unorganised sector
Organised sector
Secondary sector
4.Farmers come under the ____ sector.
Public
Tertiary
Unorganised
Organised
5.A ____ is an informal worker.
Policeman
Driver of a government bus
Rickshaw-puller
An accountant in water works
6.The economic activity in which goods are produced by exploiting natural resources is called the ____ sector.
Primary
Tertiary
Middle
Secondary
7.The responsibility of measuring India's Gross Domestic Product rests upon the ____.
Finance Departments of the states
Union Ministry of Revenue
Union Ministry of Finance
Ministry of statistics and programme implementation
8.Which of these services are provided through the public sector ?
Entertainment
Sports
Trade
Basic essential services
9.GDP is a(n) ____.
Measure of the profit of a country's business
Indicator of the size and health of a country’s economy
Indicator of the money in a country
Measure of the total quantity of goods and services
10.Companies operate in the unorganised sector to evade____.
Taxes
customs
salaries
Market
11.Underemployment occurs when people ____.
Do not want to work
Work for a long period of time
Work less than what they are capable of doing
Are not paid for their work
12.Which of these is an economic activity?
Production and distribution of goods and services
Printing of money
Distribution of money by the government to the needy
Consumption of water
13.The right to work is enshrined in ____.
IAY
CAD
FERA
NREGA
14.Economic activities are classified as public sector and private sector on the basis of ____.
Ownership
Production
Employment
Market
15.A loaf of bread is a product from the ____ sector.
Primary
Public
Tertiary
Secondary
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2. Federalism
1.Which of these countries have federal governments?
USA, Australia, Canada and India
Japan, England, France and Italy
USA, Japan, India and Austria
France, USA, Canada and India
2.In decentralisation:
Power is given to state governments
Power is given to local governments
Power is given to the Central government
Citizens are the custodians
3.In federalism, power is divided between:
A central authority and its constituent units
Small units of a state
The different states of a country
Constituencies
4.Which of these languages is not included in the list of Scheduled Languages?
Marathi
Bodo
Nepali
Tulu
5.Where has an experiment regarding decentralisation and participative democracy taken place?
Brazil
Belgium
Sri Lanka
Australia
6.When were the regional governments of Belgium given constitutional powers?
1993
1953
1953
1983
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total monetary or market value of all the finished goods and services produced within a country's borders in a specific time period. As a broad measure of overall domestic production, it functions as a comprehensive scorecard of the country’s economic health.
Though GDP is usually calculated on an annual basis, it can be calculated on a quarterly basis as well. In the United States, for example, the government releases an annualized GDP estimate for each quarter and also for an entire year. Most of the individual data sets will also be given in real terms, meaning that the data is adjusted for price changes, and is, therefore, net of inflation
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7.. union ministry of finance .
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