Economic Reforms in India- Test 1

FERA stands for ——-

Quantitative restrictions on ———— items were removed in the EXIM policy of 2000-2001.

From 2005 FDI limit in certain services of Telecom sector was increased from 49% to ————

What was the SLR during 1990-1999 when it was at peak ?

DFEC stands for ———-

What proportionate of foreign investment is allowed in Telecom sector?

In 1991 the foreign exchange resources available were just sufficient to finance import of ———

CRR in India in July 2013 was ———-

Which of the following industries are not reserved for public sector presently?

The rate of interest on saving deposit is ————-

Which of the following statement is correct about the new industrial policy 1991 ?

———- % FDI was allowed in private bank.

100%  FDI was allowed in ————-

At present licensing is compulsory for how many industries

Before financial reforms the banking sector was characterized by all of the following features except ———

IIFT stands for ———

Devaluation of currency stands for ————

The Reason behind implementing economic reforms in India in 1991 was ———-

Financial sector reforms mainly relate to ————

SEZ Act was introduced in which year?

Before financial reforms , banking sector was ———-

Fiscal policy means ———-

Government of India has replaced FER by ————-

At present, the responsibility for the provision of finance for agriculture trade and small scale industries has been handed over to ———–

SEBI is a ————-

Which is the apex bank in India for Industrial Financing ?

The reason behind implementing economic reforms in India are ————-

The FERA has been replaced by ——–

Fiscal deficit can be reduced by one of the following ways :

In which year SEZ policy was announced?