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Important Question of Sectors of the Indian Economy

 

Sectors of the Indian Economy

Important Questions

1. Why is MNREGA also called the Right to work? Explain the objectives of National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005.

2. With the example of sugarcane, explain the interdependence of all the three sectors of the economy.

3. The problem of underemployment is not confined only to agriculture”. Support the statement with examples

4. What are final goods and intermediate goods? How do they help in calculating (GDP) Gross Domestic Product?

5. Explain any three ways to solve the problem of underemployment

6.“There are several things needed by the society as a whole”. In the light of this statement explain as to who can provide them at a reasonable cost, the private or the public sector and why?

7. Describe certain activities of public interest on which the government has to focus on priority basis.

8. How can workers in the unorganised sector be protected? Explain giving examples of rural and urban areas

9. Define tertiary sector. Describe about the different kinds of people employed in this sector in India

10 Describe any five conditions or aspects that you would consider before accepting a job?

 

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