CBSE - Globalisation and the Indian Economy

1 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Investment by MNCs is called :
(1) Mutual Investment
(2) Inter-government Investment
(3) Portfolio Investment
(4) Foreign Investment

2 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Removing barriers or restrictions set by the government is known as :
(1) privatisation
(2) globalisation
(3) liberalisation
(4) socialisation

3 Globalisation and the Indian Economy One of the major results of globalisation in India has been in the growth of
(1) outsourcing by MNCs
(2) transportation services
(3) telecommunication services
(4) none of the above

4 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Fair globalisation refers to ensuring benefits to :
(1) labourers
(2) producers
(3) consumers
(4) all the above

5 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Globalisation leads to
(1) more competition
(2) less competition
(3) monopoly
(4) none of the above

6 Globalisation and the Indian Economy  Which one of the following is not a Multinations Company?
(1) Tata Motors
(2) Infosys IT
(3) Ranbaxy
(4) Tata Iron and Steel Company

7 Globalisation and the Indian Economy What is the most common route for investments by MNCs in countries around the world ?
(1) Set up new factories
(2) Buy existing local companies
(3) Form partnerships with local companies
(4) None of the above

8 Globalisation and the Indian Economy SEZ stands for
(1) Special Economic Package
(2) Special Economic Zone
(3) Special Ecology Zone
(4) None of these

9 Globalisation and the Indian Economy When economic activities in a country are influenced by economic activities in other countries, it iscalled
(1) foreign trade
(2) competition
(3) globalisation
(4) all the above

10 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Which one is false?
(1) MNCs acquire small companies to expand production
(2) MNCs enter into joint venture to enter into foreign markets
(3) MNCS offer subsidy to the small scale industries
(4) MNCs set up own production center in foreign countries