Which of the following will be the Last sentence in the paragraph  

1.  A

2.  B

3.  C

4.  D

5.  E

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B


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The fiscal position of the Indian Governments - both Centre and States -has been under stress since the mid -1980s. The stress stems from the inadequacy of receipts in meeting the growing expenditure requirements. Reflecting the fiscal stress, the expenditure for development activities, which are directly related to growth, has suffered. On other hand expenditure on non developmental purposes, largely committed, has witnessed a steady rise. in favor of developmental expenditure in order to enable higher growth. That the state of finances of States is in disarray is beyond dispute. The state finances have not been properly managed not only by the states but also by the planning commission and the central Government, which include economists who do not see states as autonomous responsible organizations.

1.   The crucial issue, therefore, is to bring about improvement in the finances with a view to restructuring expenditure

2.     The crucial issue, therefore ,is to analyze the finances with a view to see what can be done to expenditure

3.     Hence ,it can be said that management of finances is important vis-a-vis management of expenditures

4.     Therefore ,Governments have to mend their way and  balance the finances and the expenditures

5.     What is expected in this scenario is a policy shift

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 The crucial issue, therefore, is to bring about improvement in the finances with a view to restructuring expenditure


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Under taxation is at the roots of the Indian fiscal problems.The available evidence shows that the tax-GDP ratio in India is lower than the level it should have for its per capita GDP by at least 2.5 percent. It is therefore important to focus reform efforts to increase the tax ratio.Of course, this does not mean that strategy to increase the tax ratio lies.in increasing the tax rates. The strategy is to reiterate that tax administration is tax policy. All exemptions will not go. Politically, it is not possible. The world over, there was time when we thought that equity in tax policy meant reducing the incomes of the rich. But today's tax philosophy is that equity in tax policy is increasing the incomes of thepoor. The incomes of the poor can not be increased by reducing those of the rich.

1.  As they are the central point of any economy their importance is. preemptory

2.    As they have the real remote control in their hands and poor can not see that.

3.    As they have the capital for investment and give employment to the poor.

4.     As they have lobbying power to decide the fate of the; poor.

5.     As they are-capital rich and can not be compared with poor.

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As they have the capital for investment and give employment to the poor.


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Enterprises world wide are therefore, now putting in place an integrated framework for risk management, which is proactive, systematic and covers the entire organization. Banks in India are also moving from, the individual silo system to an enterprise -wide risk management system. This is placing greater demands on the risk management skills in banks and has brought to the fore the need for capacity building. While the first mile-stone would be risk integration across the entity, banks would do well to aggregate risk across the group both in the specific risk areas as also across the risks.

1.   banks are most risk prone of all the financial institutions.

2.     Banks were managing each risk independently ,in isolation ,which is no longer inadequate

3.     It is about risk level at which an enterprise is operating to have or not have risk management system

4.     Risk management in India is lagging for banks in comparison with other parts of world

5.     What, if risk becomes unmanageable and looks right in your face..

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 Banks were managing each risk independently ,in isolation ,which is no longer inadequate


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Which of the following will be the First sentence in the paragraph

1.  A

2.  B

3.  C

4.  D

5.  E

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E


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One of the most stubborn fallacies about inflation is the assumption that it is caused, not by an increase in the quantity of money, but by a "shortage of goods.it is true that a rise in prices (which, as we have seen, should not be identified with inflation) can be caused either by an increase in the quantity of money or by a shortage of goods-or partly by both. Wheat, for example, may rise in price either because there is an increase in the supply of money or a failure of the wheat crop. But we seldom find, even in conditions of total war, a general rise of prices caused by a general shortage of goods. that even in the Germany of 1923,after prices had soared hundreds of billions of times, high officials and millions of Germans were blaming the whole S thing on a general "shortage of goods"-at the very moment when foreigners were coming in and buying German goods with gold or their own currencies at prices lower than those of equivalent goods at home.

1.  Yet so stubborn is the fallacy that inflation is caused by a "shortage of goods  

2.     Yet people believe on such fallacy to un imagined level  

3.     Yet so wide is acceptance

4.     Yet so timely and abrupt is response to fallacy

5.     Yet more and more people started to believe on 'shortage of goods' fallacy

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Yet so stubborn is the fallacy that inflation is caused by a "shortage of goods

 


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 Which of the following will be the Third sentence in the paragraph

1.  A

2.  B

3.  C

4.  D

5.  E

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A


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The cure for inflation, like most cures, consists chiefly in removal of the cause. The cause of inflation is the increa.se of money and credit. The cure is to stop increasing money and credit..................... It is as simple as that. Although simple in principle; this cure often involves complex and disagreeable decisions on detail. Let us begin with Urn Federal budget. It is next to impossible to avoid inflation with a continuing heavy deficit. That deficit is almost certain to be financed by inflationary means-i.e., by directly or indirectly printing more money. Huge government expenditures are not in themselves inflationary-provided they are made wholly out of tax receipts, or out of borrowing paid for wholly out of real savings. But the difficulties hi either of these methods of payment, once expenditures have passed a certain point, are so great that there is almost inevitably a resort to the printing press.

1.   The cure for inflation, in brief, is to stop inflating

2.     The cure for inflation ,in brief,is to think positively

3.    The cure for inflation is planning small things with little thoughts

4.    The cure of inflation lies in inflation itself

5.     The cure of inflation is hidden in understanding the case of inflation

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 The cure for inflation, in brief, is to stop inflating


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. The cure for inflation, like most cures, consists chiefly in removal of the cause. The cause of inflation is the increa.se of money and credit. The cure is to stop increasing money and credit..................... It is as simple as that. Although simple in principle; this cure often involves complex and disagreeable decisions on detail. Let us begin with Urn Federal budget. It is next to impossible to avoid inflation with a continuing heavy deficit. That deficit is almost certain to be financed by inflationary means-i.e., by directly or indirectly printing more money. Huge government expenditures are not in themselves inflationary-provided they are made wholly out of tax receipts, or out of borrowing paid for wholly out of real savings. But the difficulties hi either of these methods of payment, once expenditures have passed a certain point, are so great that there is almost inevitably a resort to the printing press.

1.  The cure for inflation, in brief, is to stop inflating  

2.     The cure for inflation ,in brief ,is to think positively

3.     The cure for inflation is planning small things with little thoughts  

4.     The cure of inflation lies in inflation itself

5.     The cure of inflation is hidden in understanding  thecause of inflation.

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The cure for inflation, in brief, is to stop inflating

 


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Which of the following should be the FOURTH sentence after rearrangement  

1.  A

2.  C

3.  D

4.  B

5.  E

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A


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