XAT Economics Questions

Any start-up that gives a dividend of $1 billion to its shareholders

Any start-up that makes its owner a billionaire

Any start-up that raises $1 billion in venture capital

Any start-up that reaches the valuation of $1 billion

Any start-up that reaches to employ 1000 people

The trade of a commodity which is recognized as a counterfeit product

The trade of a commodity which is unbranded

The trade of a commodity for which the country of origin is not mentioned

The trade of a commodity for which the taxes are evaded

The trade of a commodity through distribution channels not authorized by themanufacturer

Bitcoin

Laxmicoin

Etherium

Paypal

Litecoin

An individual browses the sites of e-retailers for products and then ends up purchasing the product from some brick and mortar store.

An individual visiting a brick and mortar store to have a look and feel of the product and then ordering the same product through some e-retailers.

An individual visiting a big box retailer to have a look and feel of the product and then purchasing the same product from nearby kirana (Mom and Pop) store.

An e-retailer using the kirana (Mom and Pop) stores to keep its stock of goods and meets the orders in the nearby localities.

None of the above

Dogfooding

Lionhunting

Moonlighting

Spacetraveling

Bikeriding

Non-planned expenditure was more than revenue receipts

Revenue receipts were higher than non-planned expenditure

Planned expenditure was higher than Non-planned Expenditure

Fiscal Deficit was lower than Revenue deficit

Total expenditure was 20% higher than total Receipts

Current Account Deficit was around 5% of GDP.

Current Account Deficit was around 6.2% of GDP.

Current Account Deficit was around 3.5% of GDP.

Current Account Deficit was around 1.7% of GDP.

Current Account Deficit was around 0.5% of GDP.

An agency that helps in providing jobs to students

It is business school method of providing jobs

It is a way of starting business in the U.S

It is a way of raising money in India

None of the above

i, ii, iii, iv

i, ii, iv, v

i, iii, iv, v

i, ii, iii, v

ii, iii, iv, v

Number of organised labour is more than number of unorganized labour in India.

Number of unorganised labour is more than number of organized labour in India.

Organised labour in India is difficult to count.

Organized and Unorganised labour in India is approximately equal.

There is no unorganized labour in India.

Kerala

Mizoram

Gujarat

Tamil Nadu

Punjab

Industrial Production

Investor sentiments

Interest Rates

Consumer Price Index

Goods and Service Tax

Right to Equality

Right to Freedom

Right Against Exploitation

Right to Property

Right to Freedom of Religion

Increase rural Income

Increase agriculture income

Regulatory authority for managingagriculture resources

Regulate foreign investment in agriculture

Curtail tax avoidance

Statements I and II

Statements II and III

Statements I and III

All of the above

None of the above

Political Parties

Purchasing capacity indices

Price Indices

Poverty indices

Unemployment indices

Poverty eradication, reducing child mortality, reducing trade barriers, combating AIDS

Poverty Reduction, environment sustainability, universal primary education, equal employment

Reduce unemployment, promote diversity,combating malaria, improving maternal health

Globalization, reduction in poverty, combating AIDS, universal primary education

Poverty eradication, improving maternal health, universal primary education, combating AIDS

Huge trade Deficit

Low Growth and High Inflation

Low Capital Inflow

Burgeoning current account deficit

High employment rate