Fundamentals of...

In India, the three major objectives of economic policy are growth, social justice and price stability. Which of the above objectives can be pursued most effectively by the monetary authorities of the country?

Quantitative measures to control credit are also called _____________.

Convertibility of the rupee implies __________________.

The economic reforms have failed to ______________.

Which of the following methods cannot be used as an instrument of Quantitative Control of credit by the Central Bank?

India is on ___________.

The share of tertiary sector in India's GDP in (2011-12) is _____________.

Who first raised the fears of a world food shortage?

Of the major $$12$$ ports, _________ has been the top traffic handler for last five years.

Almost __________ percent of India's global merchandise trade is carried through the sea route.