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Class 9 Reforms and Emerging Trends in the Indian Economy Mock Test (ICSE)
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Topics in Reforms and Emerging Trends in the Indian Economy
- Liberalisation, privatisation and globalisation (LPG)
- Smart cities
- Digital economy
- Start-ups and Make in India
Reforms and Emerging Trends in the Indian Economy practice questions with answers
- Q1Multiple choice1 markWhat is the primary focus of the Smart Cities Mission introduced in India?
- (a)Moving people from crowded metros into newly built satellite towns
- (b)Restoring the heritage sites and culture of selected historic towns
- (c)Building core infrastructure and smart solutions for better city life
- (d)Giving interest subsidies to poor urban families buying their first homes
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- Correct option: (c) Building core infrastructure and smart solutions for better city life+1
Answer: (c) - Q2Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following best describes the core concept of 'globalisation' as a component of the New Economic Policy of 1991?
- (a)Restricting foreign goods to protect domestic cottage industries
- (b)Integrating the domestic economy with the global economy through trade, investment, and technology flows
- (c)Removal of industrial licensing and government controls on businesses
- (d)Transferring ownership of public sector undertakings to private entities
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- Correct option: (b) Integrating the domestic economy with the global economy through trade, investment, and technology flows+1
Answer: (b) - Q3Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following is a key digital payment enabler that has significantly boosted the digital economy in India?
- (a)DigiLocker digital document wallet
- (b)CoWIN vaccination booking portal
- (c)DigiYatra airport check-in app
- (d)Unified Payments Interface (UPI)
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- Correct option: (d) Unified Payments Interface (UPI)+1
Answer: (d) - Q4Multiple choice1 markWhich of the following initiatives was launched with the primary objective of transforming India into a global manufacturing hub and encouraging companies to manufacture their products within the country?
- (a)Make in India
- (b)Startup India
- (c)Smart Cities Mission
- (d)Digital India
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- Correct option: (a)+1
Answer: (a) - Q5Long answer4 marks(a) Explain the term 'liberalisation' in the context of the New Economic Policy of 1991 and mention any one reform measure introduced under it. [2] (b) Discuss any two positive impacts of globalisation on the Indian economy. [2]
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- (a) Liberalisation means relaxing government rules, licences and controls on economic activity so that market forces and private enterprise can operate more freely.+1
- (a) One measure, any one of: abolition of industrial licensing for most industries; reduction of import tariffs and quantitative restrictions; easier entry for foreign investment; financial sector reforms such as freeing interest rates; or any other valid 1991 liberalisation measure.+1
- (b) First positive impact, any one of: inflow of foreign direct investment bringing capital and advanced technology; a wider variety of better-quality goods for consumers at competitive prices; growth of exports, especially IT and IT-enabled services, creating jobs; a rise in foreign exchange reserves; or any other valid positive impact.+1
- (b) Second positive impact, a different one from the same list.+1
Answer: (a) Liberalisation is the relaxation of government controls so that market forces operate freely; e.g. abolition of industrial licensing for most industries. (b) Any two of: FDI inflow bringing capital and technology; wider choice of quality goods at competitive prices; growth of exports and IT services creating jobs; higher foreign exchange reserves.
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