Liberalisation, Privatisation and Disinvestment-Test 1

———– refers to relaxation of produce government restriction usually in areas of social and economic policies:

FDI means ———-

EPCG stands for ———-

EXIM policy was announced in ———-

The foreign trade policy had ———–

Disinvestment means selling of a public investment to a ———

100 percent privatisation in India has taken place of —–

Cross holding is a method of ——–

CIF stands for ———-

Privatization can be achieved by ———

Deregulation of the economy and to introduce the policy of laissezfaire is ———

Disinvestment is a process of ———–

——— is known as privatisation

———- refers to disposal of public sector equity in the market.

———– refers to the transfer of public sector units of equity in the market.

Increasing role of private sector comes under———

Franchising is one of the method of ———-

Privatisation includes ————

The main objective of disinvestment is ————–

The term disinvestment is more popularly used :

Under the strategic sale method, disinvestment price is fixed on ——–

Since adoption of Economic liberalization, the share of agriculture in India’s GDP is ——-

In which of the following areas, 100% foreign direct investment is not allowed?

Which of the three public sector undertakings posted losses in 1997-98 among the 39 public sector undertakings chosen for disinvestment during 1991-98?

From the following which one specifics about Liberalisation:

The precondition of privatisation to be successful requires :

Which among the following term does not match with the given meaning ?

Privatisation is introduced mainly due to ————-

Privatization is normally opposed by ———–

Drawback of globalisation includes ————