General Knowledge : Economics QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS :: part5 : 6 to 10
Following General Knowledge Multiple choice objective type questions and answers will help you in TRB, SSC and UPSC 2024 examinations :
6.Secular stagnation refers to |
| a stagnant economy |
| recurring booms and depressions in the economy |
| decrease in the marginal rate of growth in successive period |
| fluctuations in autonomous investment |
7.The balance of payment compries |
| official settlement account |
| a current account of goods and services |
| a capital account of financial assets |
| All the above |
8.When, for the first time, was a beginning in social security in the shape of providing for the payment of compensation of individual workers on account of accidents/injury etc made in India ? |
| 1923 |
| 1929 |
| 1945 |
| 1948 |
9.Nurkses Theory of ""Vicious Circle"" is related to |
| population explosion |
| poverty |
| capital formation |
| unemployment |
10.Who among the following is a famous economist ? |
| Max Muller |
| Gunnar Myrdal |
| Macaulay |
| Henry Francis Carry |
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