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Thursday, May 16, 2024

SECTORS OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY


 SECTORS OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY


Q. How can the Indian economy be classified on the basis of:-

  • Ownership

  • Nature of organisation

  • Types of economic activities (primary, secondary & tertiary)

Q. Define the term

  • NSSO

  • NSO

  • MGNREGA

  • TISCO(33)

  • RIL(33)

Q. Define the following in detail 

  • Primary sector

  • Secondary sector

  • Tertiary sector/service sector

Q. Define the term GDP. 

Q. Explain the historical change in the proportion of workers in the three sectors of the economy.

Q. Explain the rising importance of the tertiary sector in production. (Important question)(max. 5 points)

Q. Name the sector which is the largest employing sector. (Primary sector)

Q. Name the sector which has the most significant proportion of incoming GDP. (Tertiary sector)


Q.  Why would you consider Kerala a more      Developed state than Haryana inspite a lower per capita income?


Q. What do you understand by the term 

  •  Underemployment

  • Disguised unemployment

  • Casual worker

Q. How can more employment be created in rural areas? (5marks)

Q. Explain the characteristics of the 

  • organised sector

  • Unorganised sector

Q. Who are the vulnerable people who need protection in the

  • Rural areas

  • Urban areas

Q. Why is government intervention needed in various sectors?

Q. Why are public services run by the government only ?

Q. In what respects is the criteria used by the UNDP for measuring development different from one used by the World Bank?




Wednesday, August 10, 2022

SECTORS OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY X Q

 SECTORS OF THE INDIAN ECONOMY


  1. How can Indian economy be classified in the basis of:-
  • Ownership
  • Nature of organisation
  • Types of economic activities (primary, secondary & tertiary)
  • Define the term
  • NSSO (national sample survey organization) It is the organization under the ministry of statistics of the government.It surveys the employment and unemployment of the workers.
  • NSO National Statistical Office 
  • MGNREGA Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act or MGNREGA in 2009, is an Indian labour law that aims to guarantee the 'right to work'.
  • TISCO tata iron and steel company limited
  • RIL reliance industries limited

Q. Define the following in detail 

  • Primary sector
  • Secondary sector
  • Tertiary sector/service sector

Q. Define the term GDP. 

Q. Explain the historical change in the proportion of workers in the three sectors of the economy.

Q. Explain the rising importance of tertiary sector in production. (Important question)(max. 5 points)

Q. Name the sector which is the largest employing sector. (Primary sector)

Q. Name the sector which has the largest proportion of incoming GDP. (Tertiary sector) 

Q. What do you understand by the term 

  •  Underemployment
  • Disguised unemployment
  • Casual worker

Q. How can more employment be created in rural areas? (5marks)

Q. Explain the characteristics of the organised sector / Unorganised sector

Q. Who are the vulnerable people who need protection in the Rural areas/ Urban areas

Q. Why is government intervention needed in various sectors?

Q. Why are public services run by the government only ?

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