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BALLB (Hons.) Semester - Fourth Economics - Ii Indian Economy and Theories of Development

This document appears to be an exam question paper for a fourth semester Economics course at Dharmashastra National Law University in Jabalpur, India. It contains five sections with two questions in each section. The questions cover a range of topics in Indian economy and development theories, including measures of economic growth, types of economic recovery models, consumer price indexes, agriculture statistics agencies, foreign direct investment policies, business cycles, theories of underdevelopment, millennium development goals, and social security acts in India. Students must answer one question per section for a total of five questions.

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BALLB (Hons.) Semester - Fourth Economics - Ii Indian Economy and Theories of Development

This document appears to be an exam question paper for a fourth semester Economics course at Dharmashastra National Law University in Jabalpur, India. It contains five sections with two questions in each section. The questions cover a range of topics in Indian economy and development theories, including measures of economic growth, types of economic recovery models, consumer price indexes, agriculture statistics agencies, foreign direct investment policies, business cycles, theories of underdevelopment, millennium development goals, and social security acts in India. Students must answer one question per section for a total of five questions.

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DHARMASHASTRA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY,

JABALPUR (M.P.)
END TERM EXAMINATION

BALLB(Hons.)
Semester – Fourth
ECONOMICS – II
INDIAN ECONOMY AND THEORIES OF DEVELOPMENT

QUESTION PAPER
Note: - 1. The question paper contains five sections.
2. Answer any one question from each section.
3. Each question carry 12 marks.

SECTION – A

Q1 a) How is Economic Growth and Development measured in India? Write


about India’s economic development strategies.

b) Who is responsible for the economic development of the nation?

or

Q2. What is Human Development Index? Who publishes the Human


Development Report and what are the Human Development Index Dimensions
and Indicators?

SECTION – B

Q3 a) What are the different types of Recovery Model. Make the graphical
presentation of each type of recovery model.
b) What type of recovery was noticed in India after hard hit of Pandemic?

or

Q4. a) Explain the concept of Consumer Price Index with example. If the
Consumer Price Index decreases from one year to the next, then the inflation rate
will increase or decrease?

b) Why Is the Consumer Price Index Controversial?

SECTION – C

Q5 While considering the mass of literature written on the subject of economic


development, one might notice the fact that there is a variety of criteria for
underdevelopment. A country may be "Labelled as underdeveloped merely or
mainly because it has a low ratio of population to area." Scarcity of capital is also
often used as a criterion for economic underdevelopment. The low level of per
capita out-put and the per capita annual income are also used quite frequently to
classify and categorize the underdeveloped countries. The last criterion (the level
of per capita annual income) is one of the most widely used. Hence, the
economically underdeveloped country is one in which the per capita annual
income is relatively low but in which there is potential for this per capita income
to grow.

Identify and elaborate the theory?

or

Q6. a) How does sustainable development make economic sense for society?

b) What is SDG 16? How many target and indicators does SDG 16 have? How
can we achieve them?
SECTION – D

Q7. Write about-

a) Directorate of Economics & Statistics (DES)


b) International Agriculture & Compilation (IAC) Division of Directorate of
Economics & Statistics (DES)
c) Agro Economic Research (AES) Scheme
d) Crop Forecasting Coordination Centre (CFCC)
or

Q8. The Government of India’s National Agriculture Policy envisages that


“Private sector participation will be promoted through contract farming and land
leasing arrangements to allow accelerated technology transfer, capital inflow and
assured market for crop production, especially of oilseeds, cotton and horticulture
crops”. Explain this paragraph in your own words and support your answer with
the Ugar’s barley contract farming model

SECTION – E

Q9 As per Consolidated FDI Policy 2020-

a) What are the sectors in which FDI is prohibited?


b) What is the FDI cap and entry route for Defence Industry also write about the
other conditions.
or

Q10. What is the difference between EM – I, EM – II and UAM. What are the
benefits of filing UAM also write about the procedure for filing UAM
DHARMASHASTRA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY,
JABALPUR (M.P.)
END TERM EXAMINATION

BALLB(Hons.)
Semester – Sixth
ECONOMICS – III
INDIAN ECONOMY AND THEORIES OF DEVELOPMENT

QUESTION PAPER

Note: - 1. The question paper contains five sections.


2. Answer any one question from each section.
3. Each question carry 12 marks.

SECTION – A

Q1 a) What is the difference between the growth and development of developed


economies and underdeveloped economies.

b) How does poverty and corruption hinder economic growth of the nation?

or

Q2 . a) According to the Marxian Theory of Economic Development, what is the


Declining Rate of Profit and Increasing Rate of Exploitation

b) What did Karl Marx mean by the statement provided below-

“As capital becomes more concentrated in fewer hands, the increasing tendency
for capital to be concentrated in fewer and fewer hands, combined with the greater
misery of labour would culminate in ever greater "crises" which would destroy
capitalism as a whole”.
SECTION – B

Q3. When do people invest in an economy? How does investment affect


unemployment? If there is high level of unemployment in the economy, in which
phase of the business cycle is the economy? Explain the phase with the
diagrammatic presentation.

or

Q4. a) What is the role of Savings in the economy? How does it affect the
Business Cycle?

b) “The investment multiplier tries to determine the economic impact of public


or private investment. For instance, extra government spending on roads can
increase the income of construction works, as well as the income of materials
suppliers.” Elucidate the paragraph.

SECTION – C

Q5. The development process by its very nature is not a smooth and
uninterrupted process. It involves a series of discontinuous ‘jumps’. The factors
affecting economic growth, though functionally related with each other, are
marked by a number of “discontinuities” and “hump.” Therefore, any strategy of
economic development that relies basically upon the philosophy of economic
“gradualism” is bound to be frustrated.

Critically examine the theory discussed above

or

Q6. a) Write about the targets of United Nation Millennium Development Goals
(MDGs)
b) What are the Four Greens of GUD? Write in detail about each of the
four core objective
SECTION – D

Q7. What is the central purpose of the Seventh Annual Report of The Human
Freedom Index 2021. Who publishes this report? What is India’s ranking in that
report and what are the reasons behind it’s position.

or

Q8. Write in detail about the GADCHIROLI AGARBATTI PROJECT a women


based Rural Enterprise Model

SECTION – E

Q9 Write note on-

A) Khadi Vikas Yojana


B) Gramodyog Vikas Yojana
C) Promotion of MSMEs in – NER & Sikkim
D) International Cooperation Scheme
or

Q10. Adoption of Social Security measures for Labour in India has been done
through the implementation of various Acts. Write in short about any six Acts
implemented for the mentioned purpose

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