Which of the following is/are objective(s) of GST?

1. To eliminate classification dispute between goods and services.
2. To bring uniformity in tax rates.
3. To ensure availability of input tax credit across the value chain.

Choose from the options below:

1. Both (i) and (ii).
2. Both(i) and (iii).
3. Both (ii) and (iii).
4. All of these.

GST is applicable on __________________ of a good.

1. Demand.
2. Supply.
3. Production.
4. All of these.

___________ refers to an electronic device that allows an individual to make financial transactions electronically.

1. e-wallets.
2. Plastic cards.
3. Cheques.
4. None of the above.

GATT stands for:

1. General Agreement on trade and tariff.
2. Governments Association for trade and tariff.
3. General Agreement on terms of trade.
4. Government Agreement on terms of trade.

The process of privatisation is where:

1. A company is transferred to a non-profit organization.
2. Services that were previously supplied are outsourced.
3. A few public sector enterprises are sold to private sector.
4. A state industry merges with or takes over a private or publicly owned company.

Opening up the economy to the economies of the world so that Indian economy can compute at international level is called:

1. Liberalisation.
2. Globalisation.
3. Privatisation.
4. None of the above.

Predecessor of WTO is:

1. General Agreement on Trade and Tariff.
2. General Announcement on Trade and Tax.
3. General Agreement on Taxes and Trials.
4. None of the above.

__________________ refers to the sale of equity of public sector units in the market.

1. Liberalisation.
2. Globalisation.
3. Disinvestment.
4. Privatisation.

What was the one major proposal of new industrial policy (1991)?

1. NRI's will not be allowed for capital investment in India.
2. Facility of FDI upto 51 percent in high priority industries.
3. Import restrictions on technical know how for one year.
4. Abolition of industrial licencing except for six industries.

LQP stands for:

1. License, Quota and Permit.
2. Liberalisation, Quality Improvement and Production.
3. License, quality and Production.
4. Liberalisation, Quota and Permit.