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Question 1

Which of the following will be the FIRST sentence

1. E

2. A

3. B

4. C

5. D

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E

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3. This needs to be corrected.

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3. Each of these institutions has its own specific area of responsibilities

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4. But India has stayed away from the ADB

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1. It would be instructive in this background to examine the Government's policy towards foreign capital.

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3. The more the foreigner will come to exploit that protected nharket

Question 2

Which of the following will be the THIRD sentence

1. E

2. C

3. B

4. F

5. D

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B

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Question 3

Standards and standardization,quality systems, certification and inspections, measurement systems, testing laboratories,their accreditation and calibration service,production and supply of standard reference materials etc, are all important building blocks. Quality control through the agency of the.Export Inspection Agency leaves much to be desired. It is often alleged that EIA is actually playing a retrograde role,although inadvertently.(1) The list of items subject to compulsory export inspection needs be reviewed and shortened. A trimmer EIA list essential for a modicum Of efficiency. (II)EIA should use international agencies to train people and update the equipment available for those limited items.(III)The quality development process need be professionalized by making use of quality developement skills and managerial methods available around the world. Overall, per-export inspection needs to be greatly simplified, both in the interests of speedier clearance and less harassment for the exporters as well as better administration.

1. EIA is to b e scrapped and new council should; be made with following improvements

2. This is happening in absence from a guiding international agency which can suggest a number of measures

4. EIA is short of experience and therefore such a negative effect.

5. Why was EIA formed in first place

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This needs to be corrected.

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Question 4

Which of the following will be the FIFTH sentence

1. C

2. D

3. B

4. F

5. A

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Correct Answer :

A

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Question 5

The International Monetary Fund (IMF),the World Bank and the International Trade Organization were conceived at the Breton woods Conference in July,1944 as institutions to strengthen international economic cooperation and to help create a more stable and prosperous global economy.While the IMF and the World Bank come into existence and started functioning from 1946, the International Trade Organization could not be set up. Instead, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) was set up in 1947.Through successive round of negotiations, the GATT got transformed into what has come to be known as the World Trade Organization (WTO) that started functioning from Januaryl, 1995.The various.institutions have set up to govern international economic relations. While all the institutions work in close coordination with each other.

1. Each of the institutions is independent

2. Each of the these institutions works with different focus in different direction

4. Each of these institutions has major role to play in each other’s work

5. Each of these institutions has imprint of its work on other's performance

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Each of these institutions has its own specific area of responsibilities

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Question 6

Which of the following will be the LAST sentence

1. C

2. D

3. E

4. F

5. B

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Correct Answer :

D

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Question 7

ADB finances principally specific projects in the region, 11 may make loans to or invest in the projects concerned. It may also guarantee loans granted to the projects. Most of the loans granted are hard loans or tired loans. However,loans form special funds set aside by the ADB up to 10percent of its paid-up capital are granted under soft loan tut in for which purpose is has set up a separate window known as the Asian Development Fund (ADF).Soft loans are normally granted to projects of high development priority 7 requiring longer periods of repayment with lower rates of interest. ADB normally finances foreign exchange cost ut the project and the loan in repayable in the currency In which it is made. India has been eligible for assistance bolUunder the ADB and its soft loan window, ADF However, it has been getting large assistance under the ADB

1. But India does not need any assistance from ADB

2. But India is not a member of ADB

3. But India is not interested in ADB aids.

5. But India is against ADB.

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But India has stayed away from the ADB

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Question 8

In the planned economy of India, foreign capital has beenassigned a significant role although' it has been changinover time.In the earlier phase of planning, foreign capitalwas looked ftp on as a means to supplement domesticinvestment. Many concession and incentives were given to foreign investors.Later on, however,the emphasis shifted to encouraging technological collaboration between India entrepreneurs and foreign entrepreneurs. In more recent times,efforts are on to invite free flow of foreign capital

2. It would be instructive in this background to examine the World Bank's policy towards foreign capital in India

3. Let us keep our fingers, crossed and look for the next parliamentary session for debate on the issue

4. Issue of Foreign capital is fragile and can be discussed only with relevant statistical figures in hand

5. New changes are waiting in the line.

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It would be instructive in this background to examine the Government's policy towards foreign capital.

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Question 9

Which of the following should be the FIFTH in paragraph

1. A

2. B

3. C

4. D

5. E

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A

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Question 10

FDI may actually be harmful to the recipient country if the economy is highly protected and foreign investment takes place behind high tariff walls. This type of investment is generally referred to as the tariff-jumping' variety of foreign investment,whose primary objective is to take advantage of the protected markets in the host country. The longer the Government shields its home market with tariffs. and more acute will be the conflict between him and the domestic entrepreneur. In view of this,an appropriate policy framework must respond to two conflicting objective: the, need to liberalizes rules governing such investment in view of the growing integration of the world economy, and the need to ensure that such investment has positive effects on the country's economy and does not lead to negative welfare effects

1. The more the foreign countries to apply pressure on India.

2. The more the foreign money to come in India

4. The more the foreigner to protest against that government

5. The more the foreigner will raise the issue on international platform

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The more the foreigner will come to exploit that protected nharket

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