Sixth Five Year Plan

 Seventh Five Year Plan

 Eighth Five Year Plan

 Ninth Five Year Plan

  II & III

 Only III

 I & II

 All the above

  they get work for a prescribed minimum number of days in a year

 they belong to agricultural labourer household and the scheduled caste/tribe social group

 their daily wages fall below the prescribed minimum wages

 they are entitled to a minimum prescribed food basket

  payment made by companies to shareholders

 payment by government for purchase of goods and services

 payment made by the government to business enterprises, without buying any goods and services

 payment made by business enterprises to factors of production

  Social stratifi cation

 Principle of progressive taxation

 System of private property

 Absence of social security

  Promotion of agriculture as well as industries

 Coexistence of private and public sectors

 Coexistence of small and large scale industries

 Coexistence of rich and poor

  3 only

 All 1, 2 and 3

 2 only

 1 only

  developed economy

 backward economy

 urban developed economy

 developing economy

  Koyna

 Bhakra Nangal

 Hirakud

 Salal

  Scheduled Commercial Banks may cut their lending rates

 It may drastically reduce the liquidity to the banking system

 India's GDP growth rate increases drastically

 Foreign Institutional Investors may bring more capital into our country

  Collaboration among the major banks of the world working with the OECD and focused on expanding theset of infrastructure projects that have the potential to mobilize private investment.

 UNCTAD funded initiative that seeks to finance and facilitate infrastructure development in the world

 ASEAN initiative to upgrade infrastructure in Asia and financed by credit from the Asian Development Bank.

 World Bank collaboration that facilitates the preparation and structuring of complex infrastructure PublicPrivate Partnerships (PPPs) to enable mobilization of private sector and institutional investor capital.

  An increase in the level of education

 Decrease in the terms of trade

 An increase in the rate of taxation

 Decrease in foreign investment

  increase in wages

 reduction in taxes

 decrease in money supply

 decrease in taxes

  Rise of a large number of money lenders, traders and revenue farmers as middlemen in tribal areas.

 Introduction of a new system of land revenue and taxation of tribal products.

 Influence of foreign religious missionaries in tribal areas.

 The complete disruption of the old agrarian order of the tribal com-munities.

  French Franc

 Dutch Guilder

 Danish Kroner

 German Mark