Bangalore University 2007 B.A Economics V Semester , - Question Paper

V Semester B.A. Examination, Nov. Dec. 2006
(Semester Scheme)
ECONOMICS (Paper-V)
Indian Economics.

Time: three Hours Max. Marks: 90

Instructions:
1) Answers should be written completely either in Kannada or in English.
2) Answers of Part A should be continuous.

PART –A
(Conceptual)

I. ans any 10 of the subsequent in 3-4 phrases every. every ques. carries two marks: (2x10=20)

a) Write any 2 reasons for urban and rural migration.
b) Distinguish ranging from birth-rate and death rate.
c) What is meant by minimum support price?
d) What do you mean by occupational distribution?
e) What is E.P.Z.
f) What is meant by rain water harvesting?
g) Mention the various kinds of irrigation.
h) What do you mean by demonstration effect?
i) What is meant by ancillary industries?
j) Mention any 3 uses of NASSCOM.
k) What is Gobar gar?
l) Mention various health indicators.

PART-B
(Analytical)

II. ans any 5 of the subsequent in 15-20 phrases. every ques. carries five marks: (5x5=25)

1. Analyze the causes for regional imbalance in India.
2. Write a note on agricultural price policy of India.
3. Write a on different poverty alleviation programes in India.
4. Briefly discuss the measures to decrease un-employment.
5. Explain the role of NASBARD in agricultural fiancé.
6. Distinguish ranging from BPO’s and KPO’s.
7. Write a note on Engineering industry.

PART-C
(Descriptive)

III. ans any 3 of the subsequent not exceeding four pages each: Each ques. carries 15 marks: (3 x 15=45)

1. Describe the characteristic features of India economy.
2. Examine the causes for low agricultural productivity and suggest measures to solve them.
3. Examine the patterns in population growth and explain about the suitable measures to control growth of population.
4. Describe the issues of small scale industries and discuss the measures for its development.
5. Examine the different issues of public sector enterprises in India.

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