1. The more insecure a culture, the greater the freedom of the artist.
2. The more secure a culture, the greater the freedom of the artist.
3. The more secure a culture, more difficult the choice of subject.
4. The more insecure a culture, the less significant the choice of the subject.
The more insecure a culture, the greater the freedom of the artist.
1. The politicians.
2. The influential avaricious.
3. The bureaucrats
4. The impoverished sections of society.
The bureaucrats
1. Because it usurps the benefits earmarked for them.
2. Because the government permits diversion of funds meant for the needy.
3. Because politicians and bureaucrats are sincerely only once in five years.
4. Because the government favours the wealthy.
Because the government permits diversion of funds meant for the needy.
1. The government has projected a better picture of the economy than is justified.
2. Indian is on the verge of a debt trap.
3. India, as a nation has several strengths.
4. None of the above.
None of the above.
1. 16 times
2. Slightly more than 16 times
3. Cannot be determined from the passage
4. None of the above
Cannot be determined from the passage
1. it was unable to deal with the fallouts of a sharp increase in capital.
2. its cumulative capital had undesirable side-effects.
3. its policies favoured developing the vast hinterland.
4. it prevented the growth of a set-up which could have been capitalistic in nature.
it was unable to deal with the fallouts of a sharp increase in capital.
1. The Supreme court.
2. The telecom ministry.
3. Peoples who cleared the criteria for selecting promoters.
4. Peoples who keep protesting about selection procedure laid down by the government
Peoples who cleared the criteria for selecting promoters.
1. National government
2. Native capitalists
3. New capitalists
4. None of the above
None of the above
1. The poorest sections society
2. The government itself
3. The taxpayer.
4. More than one of the above.
The taxpayer.
1. both originated in the developed Western capitalist countries.
2. New Mercantilism was a logical sequel to New Imperialism.
3. they create the same set of outputs a labour force, middle classes and rival centres of capital
4. both have comparable uneven and divisive effects
both originated in the developed Western capitalist countries.