In India ratio of men to women in total workforce is:

1. 70:30
2. 30:70
3. 60:40
4. 40:60

Hired worker can be categorised into two parts, they are:

1. Self worker
2. Skilled worker
3. Regular salaried worker
4. Unskilled worker
5. Casual wage labour

1. Both I and III.
2. Both II and IV.
3. Both III and V.
4. Both Ill and IV.

Rate of unemployment is equal to:

1. No. of persons employed/ size of labour force × 100.
2. No. of persons unemployed/ size of labour force × 100.
3. No. of unemployed persons/ 100 × labour force.
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.

Data on unemployment in India can be obtained from which source?

1. Reports of Census of India.
2. National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO).
3. Directorate General of Employment.
4. All the above.

Unemployment is a situation in which people who are _______ and ______ to work but are not getting work.

1. Incapable and willing.
2. Capable and not willing.
3. Incapable and not willing.
4. Capable and willing.

Services of a housewife are considered as:

1. Economic activity.
2. Non economic activity.
3. Regular consumption.
4. Leisure time activity.

An establishment in which 8 workers are employed is called

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

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.