ECONOMICS
October 2008
NB:
- Attempt Five questions in all, with a minimum of two questions from each section.
- Figures to the right indicte full marks.
- Answers to the two sections should be written in the same answer book.
Section I
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Q.1
a)
How is economic growth different from economic development? Explain the trend in National Income growth in India during the planning period.
10
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b)
Explain the success and failure of Government measures in promoting human development
through education and health.
10
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Q.2
a)
Has agriculture contributed adequately to the economic growth of the country? Support your answer with facts and figures.
10
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b)
Explain the positive and negative impacts of WTO agreements on Indian agriculture.
10
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Q.3
a)
Explain the role of Small Scale Industries in the economic development of India.
10
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b)
Critically examine the New Industrial Policy, 1991.
10
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Q.4
a)
Explain the concept and nature of unemployment in India.
10
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b)
Discuss the impact of Globalisation on the current employment situation in the country
10
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Q.5
Write explanatory notes on any two of the following
20
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a)
Changes in Sectoral Composition of National Income.
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b)
National Agricultural Policy, 2000.
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c)
Issues Related to Disinvestment in India.
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d)
Problem of Child Labour in India.
Section II
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Q.6
a)
Explain and illustrate the Principle of Maximum Social Advantage.
10
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b)
Explain in detail the various types of Public Expenditure.
10
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Q.7
a)
Explain merits of Direct taxes and demerits of ndirect taxes.
10
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b)
Describe the various concepts of deficit in the Union Budget. Give suitable examples
10
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Q.8
Critically examine the Classical Theory of International Trade.
10
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Q.9
a)
Explain the monetary and non-monetary methods of correcting disequilibrium in Balance of
Payments.
10
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b)
Examine the Balance of Payments position of India under the New Economic Policy.
10
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Q.10
Write explanatory notes on any two of the following
20
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a)
Components of Union Budget
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b)
Growth of Public Expenditure in India.
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c)
Factor Price Equalisation.
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d)
TRIMS and TRIPS
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