Q1. Name one type of classification of the economy?A. UrbanB. RuralC. Public/privateD. state/nationalQ2. Where are the employment and non-employment figures taken from to studythe data?A. Real-Time Handbook of Statistics on Indian Economy.B. National Statistical Office (NSO)C. NITI AayogD. Statistics information BureauQ4. Using sugarcane as raw material, we make sugar or gur, under what sectordoes this activity come?A. PrimaryB. PrivateC. IndustrialD. TertiaryQ5. The value of final goods and services produced in each sector during aparticular year provides the………..A. Average Production of the sector for that yearB. Net Production of the sector for that yearC. Total production of the sector for that year.D. Gross production of the sector for that yearQ6. Give an example of an intermediate good?A. Woven basketB. Chair production from woodC. Wheat flourD. Biscuits

Economics that deals with output, employment, incomes, and other activities for the economy as a whole is:Question 19Select one:a.Microeconomics.b.Agricultural Economics.c.Macroeconomics.d.International economicse.Freakonomics

Which of the following is the most labour absorbing sectors of the Indian economy?*1 point(a) Primary sector(b) tertiary sector(c) Secondary sector(d) Private sector

Economic sectors in terms of primary,secondary and tertiary sectors:• Basis of business classification, using examples toillustrate the classification• Reasons for the changing importance of businessclassification, e.g. in developed and developingeconomi

In which sector of an economy would someone working as a software developer be?Question 11Select one:a.Primaryb.Secondaryc.Tertiaryd.Quaternary

Assertion (A): The importance of the tertiary sector in production in India is rising.Reason (R): The development of agriculture and industry has led to the growth oftransport, trade, and storage