Acharya Nagarjuna University (ANU) 2005 M.A Economics INDIAN ECONOMY - Question Paper

(DEC 22)

M.A. (Final) DEGREE EXAMINATION, JULY 2005.

Second year

Economics

Paper II - INDIAN ECONOMY

Time : 3 hours Maximum : 100 marks

part A - (4 X five =20 marks)


ans any 4 ques..

Write short answers not exceeding eight phrases.

All ques. carry equal marks.

1. State the factors determining cropping trend in India.

2. describe 'Poverty Line' and examine the causes of poverty in India.

3. Examine the causes for high Birth - rate in India.

4. discuss the main features of Mixed Economy in India.

5. State the nature of unemployment in Indian Agriculture.

6. Examine the importance of VAT (Value Added Tax) in India.

7. discuss the causes of Industrial - sickness in India.

8. elaborate the basic dimensions of PQLI in India ?

part B - (5 X seven = 35 marks)

ans any 5 ques..

Write answers of 12 phrases.

All ques. carry equal marks.

9. Analyse the importance of primary sector in India.

10. discuss the main objectives of fiscal policy in India.

11. State the issues of small scale and cottage industries in India.

12. discuss the main objectives of land reforms in India.

13. Write about the broad objectives of 5 Year Plans in India.

14. discuss the importance of food security in India.

15. discuss the importance of Green Revolution in India.

16. Write about the main features of IRDP (Integrated Rural Development Programme) in India.

17. discuss the causes for India's Balance of Payment issues.

18. discuss briefly the India's population Policy - 2000.

part C - (3 X 15 = 45 marks)

ans any 3 ques..

All ques. carry equal marks.

Essay kind ques..

19. Examine the basic characteristic features of the Indian Economy.

20. Examine briefly the importance of poverty eradication programmes in India.

21. Examine the impact of World Bank on the Indian Economy.

22. Write about Rao - Manmohan economic reforms in India.

23. explain about the agricultural growth in India under different 5 Year Plans in India.

24. discuss the instruments of fiscal policy in India

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