Exam Details
| Subject | indian economics | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | indian economic service and indian statistical service examination (ies/iss) | |
| Department | ||
| Organization | union public service commission | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | 2017 | |
| City, State | central government, |
Question Paper
Ql.
How was the economic crisis faced by India in the early nineties related to her internal fiscal imbalance
Describe briefly how resources are transferred from the Centre to the States in India.
What are the consequences of black money in India
What are the various dimensions of poverty Has the economic reform package ultimately reduced the incidence of poverty in India?
Do you think that the agricultural income in India should be taxed Give reasons for your answer.
Mention the major trade policy reforms in India since 1991. How has it affected the structure of India's foreigntrade
Q2. Critically evaluate inclusiveness and sustainability of growth as the development strategy in India in recent times.
Q3. Why are States in India not satisfied with the financial arrangement between the Centre and the States in this context, what were the major recommendations of the Sarkaria Commission?
Q4. Do you think the imposition of GST will lead to enhanced tax collection for the Centre and the States Will it reduce the incidence of taxation on the common people?
Q5. How will you explain the paradox of high economic growth and low human development in India in recent times?
Q6. Agricultural credit from institutional sources is a chronic problem in India. In this context, explain the role of commercial banks in disbursing agricultural credit.
Q7. Critically evaluate the government policies towards the public sector enterprises since 1991. Do you think these enterprises are still relevant for industrial development in India.
Q8. Do you think that the employment generation strategy adopted by the Government of India since 1991 can reduce unemployment significantly?
Q9. Critically evaluate the issue of capital account convertibility in the context of the Indian economy.
Q10. Economic growth in India in the post-liberalisation period is service-led. Is this growth sustainable?
Q11. Why do the basic objectives of planning remain unfulfilled in India? Can India achieve these objectives in the post-liberalisation period
Q12. What are the challenges faced by India for financial inclusion in rural areas Discuss how this problem can be overcome.
Q13. What are the flaws in Public Distribution System(PDS)
in India? Do you think targeted Public Distribution System (TPDS) can remove these flaws Explain.
Q14. What are the major problems of industrial development in India Can the 'Make in India' programme recently launched by the Government of India eliminate some of these problems
Ql5. Do you think demonetization of higher currency notes will have any effect on output and employment in India
Ql6. Explain how curtailment of domestic absorption improved the balance of payment situation in India.
How was the economic crisis faced by India in the early nineties related to her internal fiscal imbalance
Describe briefly how resources are transferred from the Centre to the States in India.
What are the consequences of black money in India
What are the various dimensions of poverty Has the economic reform package ultimately reduced the incidence of poverty in India?
Do you think that the agricultural income in India should be taxed Give reasons for your answer.
Mention the major trade policy reforms in India since 1991. How has it affected the structure of India's foreigntrade
Q2. Critically evaluate inclusiveness and sustainability of growth as the development strategy in India in recent times.
Q3. Why are States in India not satisfied with the financial arrangement between the Centre and the States in this context, what were the major recommendations of the Sarkaria Commission?
Q4. Do you think the imposition of GST will lead to enhanced tax collection for the Centre and the States Will it reduce the incidence of taxation on the common people?
Q5. How will you explain the paradox of high economic growth and low human development in India in recent times?
Q6. Agricultural credit from institutional sources is a chronic problem in India. In this context, explain the role of commercial banks in disbursing agricultural credit.
Q7. Critically evaluate the government policies towards the public sector enterprises since 1991. Do you think these enterprises are still relevant for industrial development in India.
Q8. Do you think that the employment generation strategy adopted by the Government of India since 1991 can reduce unemployment significantly?
Q9. Critically evaluate the issue of capital account convertibility in the context of the Indian economy.
Q10. Economic growth in India in the post-liberalisation period is service-led. Is this growth sustainable?
Q11. Why do the basic objectives of planning remain unfulfilled in India? Can India achieve these objectives in the post-liberalisation period
Q12. What are the challenges faced by India for financial inclusion in rural areas Discuss how this problem can be overcome.
Q13. What are the flaws in Public Distribution System(PDS)
in India? Do you think targeted Public Distribution System (TPDS) can remove these flaws Explain.
Q14. What are the major problems of industrial development in India Can the 'Make in India' programme recently launched by the Government of India eliminate some of these problems
Ql5. Do you think demonetization of higher currency notes will have any effect on output and employment in India
Ql6. Explain how curtailment of domestic absorption improved the balance of payment situation in India.