CBSE - Globalisation and the Indian Economy

1 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Which of the following factors has not facilitated globalisation?
(1) Technology
(2) Liberlisation of trade
(3) WTO
(4) Nationalisation of banks

2 Globalisation and the Indian Economy  MNCs do not increase
(1) Competition
(2) Price war
(3) Quality
(4) None of the above

3 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Small Scale industries face competition from
(1) Rising prices
(2) Cheap imports
(3) Exports
(4) Subsidy

4 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Which sector has not benefited by the policy of globalisation?
(1) Agricultural sector
(2) Manufacturing sector
(3) Service sector
(4) All the above

5 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

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

7 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Globalisation results in
(1) lesser competition among producers
(2) greater competition among producers
(3) no change in competition among producers
(4) none of the above

8 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Process of integration of different countries is called
(1) Liberalization
(2) Privatization
(3) Globalization
(4) None of the above

9 Globalisation and the Indian Economy Benefits enjoyed by companies who set up production units in the SEZs are :
(1) they do not have to pay taxes for some years
(2) reduction in excise duty
(3) reduced tariffs and barriers
(4) none of the above

10 Globalisation and the Indian Economy The most common route for investments by MNCs in countries around the world is to :
(1) set up new factories
(2) buy existing local companies
(3) form partnerships with local companies
(4) None of these