.......... is an economy having elements of both capitalist and socialist economy.

1. Mixed economy.
2. Socialist economy.
3. Capitalist economy.
4. None of these.

The goal of equitable or rational distribution of land was not fully served by abolition of intermediaries. Why?

1. Owing to policy loopholes former zamindars continued to owed large lands.
2. In some areas zamindars claimed to be self-cultivator.
3. Lack of political will.
4. All of the above.

The starting of land reforms programmes was set up in the right direction but it could not be successful because of:

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

Who is known as the architect of Indian Planning'?

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

Which economic sector has the highest share in India's GDP?'

1. Agriculture Sector.
2. Tertiary Sector.
3. Industrial Sector.
4. Export Sector.

In which year was the Planning Commission was set up in India?

1. 1947
2. 1948
3. 1949
4. 1950

Under which economy, the goods are distributed among people on the basis of demand and not on what people need?

1. Capitalist economy.
2. Socialist economy.
3. Mixed economy.
4. Dual economy.

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

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

Capitalist structure was not adopted by Indian economy due to:

1. Less scope for improvement of quality of human life.
2. More democratic structure was needed.
3. There was a need to reduce role of public sector.
4. None of the above.

Which factor led to the breaking up of the stagnation of agriculture?

1. Land reforms.
2. Green Revolution.
3. Buffer stocks.
4. Land ceiling.