GK Practice Question and Answer

Q:

Compared to rich the poors saving is–

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    A larger part of their income
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    An equal part of their income
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    A small part of their income
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    All of their incomes
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Answer : 3. "A small part of their income"
Explanation :

 A necessary level of consumption produces differences in income and saving. This implies that the poor household have lower saving rates because they cannot “afford to save” after buying the necessities.

Q:

Other name of Net National Product at market price?

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    National Income
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    Gross Domestic Production
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    Personal Income
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    Per Capital Income
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Answer : 1. "National Income "
Explanation :

NNPMP = GNPMP – depreciation

Q:

National Income include–

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    Financial help to earthquake victims
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    Poket money of a child
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    Winning of a lottery Prize
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    Construction of a new House
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Answer : 4. "Construction of a new House"
Explanation :

When new house is given on rent the factor income will increase. Hence, it will be part of National Income. Rests are part of Transfer Payment.

Q:

The Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) provides data under a new revised series in which the base year is taken as–

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    1960-61
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    1970-71
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    2011-12
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    1990-91
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Answer : 3. "2011-12 "
Explanation :

The CSO provides data under a new revised series in which the base year is taken as 2011–12.

Q:

The Census of Indian agriculture is done by–

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    Production Method
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    Income Method
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    Expenditure Method
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    Consumption Method
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Answer : 1. "Production Method "
Explanation :

Under the consideration of India economy, census of agriculture, is done by production method.

Q:

GDP is what percent of Fiscal deficit?

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    7
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    4
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    8
    Correct
    Wrong
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    1
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Answer : 2. "4"
Explanation :

Expl:- In budget 2014-15 the percent of G.D.P was 4.1 of fiscal deficit. But in 2015-16 its percent becomes 3.9% of fiscal deficit.

Q:

When increase in income the increase in ratio between income & expenditure changes–

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    In same ratio
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    Ratio less than 1
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    Ratio more than one
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    None
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Answer : 2. "Ratio less than 1"
Explanation :

Expl:- When increase in income the increase in ratio between income & expenditure changes Ratio less than 1

Q:

The Income of Indians working abroad is-

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    Domestic Income of India
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    Income earned from abroad
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    Net domestic product of India
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    Grave domestic product of India.
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Answer : 2. "Income earned from abroad"
Explanation :

Expl:- NDPmp + NFIA = NNPmp

GDPmp + NFIA + GNPmp

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