41. Which of the following is not a largest shareholder of IMF?
42. Most tariffs have
43. The areement on Textiles and Clothing sets out a framework for gradually and systematically achieving this goal over a . . . . . . . . year transitional period.
44. Match the following.
List-I (Concepts)
List-II (Meaning)
a. Globalisation
1. It conforms to the principle of double entry book keeping
b. Balance of Payment
2. Intergration with the world economy
c. Merchandise
3. It occurs on account of business cycles
d. Cyclical Disequilibrium
4. It includes sale and purchase of goods to from foreign countries
| List-I (Concepts) | List-II (Meaning) |
| a. Globalisation | 1. It conforms to the principle of double entry book keeping |
| b. Balance of Payment | 2. Intergration with the world economy |
| c. Merchandise | 3. It occurs on account of business cycles |
| d. Cyclical Disequilibrium | 4. It includes sale and purchase of goods to from foreign countries |
45. Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?
46. The theory of comparative advantage assumes single factor of production, i.e.
47. The Government of India helps the exporters in selecting the product and the market under
48. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Merchandise exports
1. Purchase of foreign goods
b. Merchandise imports
2. Sales of goods abroad
c. Investment income
3. Largely caused by excess of imports over exports in merchandise
d. Balance of Payment deficits
4. Dividends, interest etc received from abroad
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Merchandise exports | 1. Purchase of foreign goods |
| b. Merchandise imports | 2. Sales of goods abroad |
| c. Investment income | 3. Largely caused by excess of imports over exports in merchandise |
| d. Balance of Payment deficits | 4. Dividends, interest etc received from abroad |
49. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. Porter
1. Factor endowment
b. Hecksher-Ohlin
2. Diamond
c. Ricardo
3. Absolute advantage
d. Adam Smith
4. Comparative advantage
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Porter | 1. Factor endowment |
| b. Hecksher-Ohlin | 2. Diamond |
| c. Ricardo | 3. Absolute advantage |
| d. Adam Smith | 4. Comparative advantage |
50. Match the following.
List-I
List-II
a. MIGA
1. Offers political risk insurance (guarantees) covering all areas of the world for ventures in a wide range of sectors of the economy in developing member countries
b. IBRD
2. A global financial institution that provides the poorest countries in the world
c. IDA
3. Development institution focused solely on developing nations private sector
d. IFC
4. Single largest provider of loans to the countries
| List-I | List-II |
| a. MIGA | 1. Offers political risk insurance (guarantees) covering all areas of the world for ventures in a wide range of sectors of the economy in developing member countries |
| b. IBRD | 2. A global financial institution that provides the poorest countries in the world |
| c. IDA | 3. Development institution focused solely on developing nations private sector |
| d. IFC | 4. Single largest provider of loans to the countries |
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