In the Indian economy, agriculture is best understood as a sector that includes crop cultivation along with A Banking services
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In rural India, a major reason agriculture is still central is because it A Controls sea trade B Builds city
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In India, agriculture is most directly linked with ensuring A Faster urbanization B Space research C Luxury demand D Food
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If India’s working-age share rises but the share of regular salaried jobs stays low, the clearest implication is A Dividend
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If a rise in total GDP happens while population rises faster, the most likely outcome is A Per capita rises
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India’s economy shows “sectoral shift” when work moves mainly from agriculture to A Only mining work B Forest-only activities C
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In India, a “mixed economy” mainly means the economy is guided by A Only private firms B Only government firms
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In India’s economic system, public and private sectors both operate significantly A Mixed economy B Only private sector C Only
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When the government gives a long-term loan to a state, the outflow is treated as A Capital expenditure B Revenue
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While computing fiscal deficit, which receipts are excluded from the financing side because they create liability? A Tax revenue B
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