During the initial stages of planning, special concessions were given to the industries producing goods to be used as substitutes for imported goods. This strategy was named as:

1. Inward looking trade strategy.
2. Outward looking trade strategy.
3. Export promotion strategy.
4. None of the above.

Diversification of growth process can be achieved through the development of:

1. Agricultural sector.
2. Industrial sector.
3. Foreign trade.
4. Service sector.

The second phase of Green Revolution started in:

1. mid 60s
2. mid 70s
3. mid 80s
4. mid 90s

The starting of land reforms programmes was set up in the right direction but it could not make much progress because of:

1. Lack of political will.
2. Malafide transfers.
3. Inadequate proof of tenants.
4. All the above.

A good indicator of growth is steady increase in the:

1. Gross Domestic Product.
2. Net Domestic Product.
3. Population.
4. National Income.

Who is known as the architect of Indian Planning'?

1. Jawaharlal Nehru.
2. Dr. BR Ambedkar.
3. PC Mahalanobis.
4. Sardar Vallabh bhai Patel.

One of the following features is not associated with a socialist economy. Identify the feature.

1. The economy has no private property and everything is owned by the State.
2. The government provides free health care to those who need it.
3. Incomes are more or less equitably distributed
4. It is called a free market economy.

Land reforms measures introduced by India like many other developing countries with the objective(s) of:

1. Attaining a rational land distribution pattern.
2. Viable farming structure.
3. To raise farmers income.
4. All of the above.

Green Revolution introduced during the planning process was restricted mainly to crops like:

1. Wheat and rice.
2. Cereals and pulses.
3. Cotton and jute.
4. Jowar and bajra.

GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is a good indicator of growth but not development, because:

1. GDP is a partial measurement.
2. GDP do not cover all type of goods.
3. GPD may increase on account of production of harmful goods.
4. All of the above.