If a country’s GDP rises fast but HDI stays almost same, the most likely reason is A Too many exports
Continue readingAuthor: Study Clue
Chapter 1: Development – Meaning and Core Promises (Set-3)
A key difference between “growth” and “development” is that development also includes A Only more trade B Only more output
Continue readingChapter 1: Development – Meaning and Core Promises (Set-2)
A country may show high growth, yet people feel “not developed” mainly when A Roads become wider B Exports increase
Continue readingChapter 1: Development – Meaning and Core Promises (Set-1)
In everyday use, “development” mainly means improving what in people’s lives A Only city buildings B Only government revenue C
Continue readingEconomics MCQs
Subject wise MCQ’s ➣ Chapter-1: Development — Meaning and Core Promises Set-1 Set-2 Set-3 Set-4 Set-5 ➣ Chapter-2: National Development
Continue readingChapter 19: Transport, Communication and National Lifelines (Set-5)
A logistics planner selects a “hub-and-spoke” model mainly to improve A Direct point travel B River dredging speed C Highway
Continue readingChapter 19: Transport, Communication and National Lifelines (Set-4)
A factory chooses rail over road for coal supply mainly because rail offers better A Bulk cost efficiency B Door
Continue readingChapter 19: Transport, Communication and National Lifelines (Set-3)
When goods move from an inland factory to a seaport and then by ship abroad, the overall movement is best
Continue readingChapter 19: Transport, Communication and National Lifelines (Set-2)
For moving bulky raw materials over long distances at low unit cost, which mode is usually most suitable A Airways
Continue readingChapter 19: Transport, Communication and National Lifelines (Set-1)
A transport system is called “multimodal” when it A Uses one vehicle B Avoids cargo C Works only urban D
Continue reading