The workers who own and operate an enterprise to earn their livelihood are known as:

1. Employees.
2. Self-employed.
3. Hired workers.
4. None of these

Worker is a person who is engaged in:

1. Production activity.
2. Consumption activity.
3. Looking for work.
4. None of the above.

Which one is the cause of unemployment in India?

1. Rapid growth of population.
2. Rising prices.
3. Increasing public expenditure.
4. Defective monetary policy.

Workforce provided employment by the secondary sector is:

1. 20%
2. 24%
3. 26%
4. 27%

Presently, ______ sector is the biggest employment provider in the country.

1. Primary.
2. Secondary.
3. Tertiary.
4. None of these.

The unemployment which is caused by the introduction of new machinery, improvement of production techniques, labour saving devices, etc is called:

1. Frictional unemployment.
2. Casual unemployment.
3. Structural unemployment.
4. Technological unemployment.

Unemployment is defined as:

1. The section of the population that is not capable of being employed.
2. The section of population willing to work but unable to find employment.
3. The section of population that is waiting to be employed.
4. The section of population that are without the skills needed by employers.

_______% of rural workers are regular salaried employed:

1. 7
2. 14
3. 40
4. 72

Developmental strategies in many countries, including India, have aimed at _______ the proportion of people depending on agriculture.

1. Increasing.
2. Equalisation.
3. No changing.
4. Reducing Answers.

Most of India's work force is engaged in:

1. Primary sector.
2. Secondary sector.
3. Tertiary sector.
4. Formal sector.