Exam Details
| Subject | Indian Economic Policy | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | Master of Arts in Sociology | |
| Department | School of Social Sciences (SOSS) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | December, 2016 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
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IMEC-10sl
MASTER OF ARTS (ECONOMICS)
Term-End Examination
December, 2016
05841
MEC-105 INDIAN ECONOMIC POLICY
Time: 3 hours Maximum Marks 100
Note: Attempt questions from each section as per instructions given.
SECTION
Attempt any two of the following questions in about 700 words each. 2x20=40
1. "Sustainable, Inclusive and Rapid growth is the all time solution to India's twin problems of poverty and unemployment". In the light of this statement suggest suitable policy framework.
2. "Structural change in the Indian economy over last six decades has resulted on distortions in the Indian economy. Outline the prinicipal elements of a suitable policy to prepare the Indian economy for upcoming global economy.
3. Indian financial sector suffers from serious short comings. Do you think, the recent policy initiatives will help solve these problems?
4. Suggest suitable policy design to overcome the periodical shortages in agricultural commodities like pulses and cereals. Do you think it is only a governance problem
SECTION
Attempt any five questions from this section in about 500 words each. 5x12=60
5. Policy regarding India's pubic sectors needs to go beyond disinvestment. Do you think India's private sector is equipped to take advantage of emerging opportunities?
6. China has recently modified its official one child policy. What lessons does it hold for India's population policy
7. What does the increasing current account deficit in balance of payments reflect about the Indian Economy? Would you advocate full convertability of rupee?
8. Why is it difficult for the RBI to adopt price stability as the only objective of monetary policy? Also examine the mechanism of RBI to maintain price stability.
9. State in brief the principles of cooperative federation. Evaluate the recent policy initiatives undertaken by the government of India.
10. "Make in India" is the new philosophy of Growth. What major policy changes are required to make this philosophy a success?
11. Do you agree with the view that monetary policy and fiscal policy cannot work in isolation? If so, what major changes would you suggest in present monetary policy arrangement in India.
12. 'Rapid economic growth makes increasing demand on infrastructure sector'. Explain Can private sector be made exclusively responsible for financing infrastructure program in India.
13. What do you mean by 'Minimum government maximum governance'? In light of this statement suggest policy measures to ensure good governance.
IMEC-10sl
MASTER OF ARTS (ECONOMICS)
Term-End Examination
December, 2016
05841
MEC-105 INDIAN ECONOMIC POLICY
Time: 3 hours Maximum Marks 100
Note: Attempt questions from each section as per instructions given.
SECTION
Attempt any two of the following questions in about 700 words each. 2x20=40
1. "Sustainable, Inclusive and Rapid growth is the all time solution to India's twin problems of poverty and unemployment". In the light of this statement suggest suitable policy framework.
2. "Structural change in the Indian economy over last six decades has resulted on distortions in the Indian economy. Outline the prinicipal elements of a suitable policy to prepare the Indian economy for upcoming global economy.
3. Indian financial sector suffers from serious short comings. Do you think, the recent policy initiatives will help solve these problems?
4. Suggest suitable policy design to overcome the periodical shortages in agricultural commodities like pulses and cereals. Do you think it is only a governance problem
SECTION
Attempt any five questions from this section in about 500 words each. 5x12=60
5. Policy regarding India's pubic sectors needs to go beyond disinvestment. Do you think India's private sector is equipped to take advantage of emerging opportunities?
6. China has recently modified its official one child policy. What lessons does it hold for India's population policy
7. What does the increasing current account deficit in balance of payments reflect about the Indian Economy? Would you advocate full convertability of rupee?
8. Why is it difficult for the RBI to adopt price stability as the only objective of monetary policy? Also examine the mechanism of RBI to maintain price stability.
9. State in brief the principles of cooperative federation. Evaluate the recent policy initiatives undertaken by the government of India.
10. "Make in India" is the new philosophy of Growth. What major policy changes are required to make this philosophy a success?
11. Do you agree with the view that monetary policy and fiscal policy cannot work in isolation? If so, what major changes would you suggest in present monetary policy arrangement in India.
12. 'Rapid economic growth makes increasing demand on infrastructure sector'. Explain Can private sector be made exclusively responsible for financing infrastructure program in India.
13. What do you mean by 'Minimum government maximum governance'? In light of this statement suggest policy measures to ensure good governance.
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