Question
Which of the following Steps was not taken by the
Indian Government during the Liberalisation process?Solution
Import licensing on almost all intermediate inputs and capital goods was done away with, and the entry restrictions for firms were simplified. The new policy encouraged the entry of private sector firms by ending the public sector monopoly in many sectors and initiating the automatic approval policy for FDI up to 51 per cent. The exchange rate was made flexible and allowed to depreciate as necessary to maintain competitiveness. The rupee was made fully convertible on the current account and partially on the capital account. These reforms had a positive effect on the economy.
Consider a Keynesian Cross Model with following features, Consumption Function: C= C0 + b (Y – T) Â
Tax Function: T = T0 + tY Â
I...
Which of the following are features of India's Green Revolution from the mid-1960s to the mid-1980s?
(1) Increase in crop productivity
Suppose we regress the dependent variable y on four independent variables x1, x2, x3, and x4. After running the regression on n = 16 observations, we ha...
Which of the following statements are correct about trilemma in monetary policy
A. It is related to closed economy model.
B. It involves...
Which branch of economics deals with the study of the economic activities of individual units?
Two people enter a bus. Two adjacent cramped seats are free. Each person must decide whether to sit or stand. Sitting alone is more comfortable than sit...
Suppose we regress the dependent variable y on four independent variables x1, x2, x3, and x4. After running the regression on n = 16 observatio...
Two people enter a bus. Two adjacent cramped seats are free. Each person must decide whether to sit or stand. Sitting alone is more comfortable than sit...
________ was an important growth strategy adopted by India prior to 1991.
Consider a Keynesian Cross Model with following features, Consumption Function: C= C0 + b (Y – T)
Tax Function: T = T0 + tY
Income...