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- AGDP is always lower than NDP because it excludes depreciation.
- BGDP equals NDP plus net factor income from abroad.
- CNDP is obtained by subtracting depreciation from GDP.
- DNDP includes indirect taxes while GDP does not.
Explanation
- AMeasure the firm’s leverage
- BAssess the relative valuation of its share price
- CDetermine the dividend payout ratio
- DCalculate the cost of capital
Explanation
- APradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana
- BNational Watershed Development Project
- CNational Mission for Sustainable Agriculture
- DAccelerated Irrigation Benefits Programme
Explanation
Following the visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to India in May 2026, which of the following were identified as "indicators of betrayal" or friction in the bilateral trade relationship?
The imposition of a 25% tariff penalty on India specifically for the purchase of Russian oil.
US claims that India committed to a $500 billion purchase deal, which Indian officials have formally disputed.
The levying of "shock tariffs" of 50% on Indian exports.
Select the correct answer using the code given below:
- A1 and 2 only
- B1 and 3 only
- C2 and 3 only
- D1, 2 and 3
Explanation
All three are identified as defining indicators of deteriorating ties. Statement 2 refers to Rubio’s tweet claiming a $500 billion commitment, which experts like Muqtedar Khan describe as "gaslighting" given the lack of any such formal agreement. Statement 1 and 3 reflect the "America First" transactionalism where India is penalized for its strategic autonomy (Russian oil) and faces high protective barriers.
Why others are incorrect: All statements are supported by the source text as factual points of contention raised during and after the Rubio visit.
The domestic economic landscape, while showing inherent strength, remains tethered to the unpredictability of international trade regimes and the tightening knot of India’s shifting global alignments.
- AAggregate national income levels.
- BAccess to a set of basic capabilities and functionings that individuals value.
- CRate of foreign direct investment.
- DLevel of industrial output.
Explanation
- AIncreasing spectrum auction fees and reducing subsidies for broadband rollout
- BImplementing universal service obligations, subsidising low‑cost devices, and expanding community Wi‑Fi hubs
- CImposing higher import duties on smartphones and limiting foreign investment in telecom
- DFocusing solely on urban 5G deployment while ignoring rural areas
Explanation
- AMeasure the geographical distance between states.
- BWeight different indicators based on their statistical variance and covariance.
- CCalculate the Gini coefficient for income inequality.
- DEstimate the fiscal deficit of a state.
Explanation
- AImposition of uniform tariffs on all imports
- BSelective use of trade measures to protect or promote specific sectors
- CComplete removal of all export subsidies
- DAdoption of a fixed exchange rate regime
Explanation
- ABalance of Payments
- BBudget of Parliament
- CBank of Punjab
- DBase of Production
Explanation
- ATo monitor countries' trade policies and practices
- BTo negotiate new trade agreements
- CTo resolve trade disputes between countries
- DTo provide technical assistance to developing countries
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