Business Growth for Government Policies Multiple Choice Question MCQ
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1. In India, the public policies are implemented in the form of : (a) Law & ordinances (b) Court decisions (c) Executive orders (d) Any of these Answer: (d) Any of these 2. The Public Policy depicts the con¬cern of the Government and involved its action to a particular problem an which the policy is made. Therefore, public Policy is: (a) Aggressive (b) Positive (c) Negative (d) Autocratic Answer: (b) Positive 3. Public Policy Process is _________ in nature. (a) Static (b) Continuous (c) Unilateral (d) Autocratic Answer: (b) Continuous 4. The Lok Sabha of Indian Parliament is also called as: (a) House of the People (b) House of the States (c) Council of the States (d) None of these Answer: (a) House of the People 5. The Rajya Sabha is also Called as: (a) House of the People (b) House of the States (c) Council of the States (d) None of these Answer: (c) Council of the States 6. The process of law making in India may be broadly divided into _________ Stages. (a) Two (b) Three (c) Four (d) Five Answer: (b) Three 7. The bill is notified as an Act, after the _________ gives assent. (a) President (b) Parliament (c) Prime Minister (d) Vice President Answer: (a) President 8. A policy decision making can result in a _________. (a) Monetary action (b) Social action (c) Charitable action (d) None of these Answer: (b) Social action 9. Which one of the following is not a part of first phase of process of law making in India? (a) Identification of need for a new law (b) Drafting of Proposed law (c) Seeking inputs from ministries (d) Approval of bill by Standing Committee. Answer: (d) Approval of bill by Standing Committee. 10. Once the bill is passed by both the Houses, a copy of the bill is _________. (a) Sent to legislative department of Ministry of Law and Justice for scrutiny (b) Sent to the President for Comment (c) Sent to the President for assent (d) Notified to the public as an Act. Answer: (a) Sent to legislative department of Ministry of Law and Justice for scrutiny 11. The bill is introduced in the Parliament : (a) Before the vetting of draft bill by, the Law Ministry. (b) After approval of bill by the Cabinet (c) Before approval of bill of the Cabinet (d) After the assent by the President Answer: (b) After approval of bill by the Cabinet 12. In India, which one of the folio wins is lawmaking body at Central level? (a) Indian Parliament (b) Legislative Assemblies (c) Council at State level (d) Group of Ministers Answer: (a) Indian Parliament 13. The law making bodies at the State level are _________. (a) Lok Sabha (b) Rajya Sabha (c) Both Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha (d) Legislative Assemblies & Councils Answer: (d) Legislative Assemblies & Councils 14. Which of the following is type of Public Policies. (a) Facilitative Policv (b) Regulatory Policy (c) Restrictive Policy (d) All of these Answer: (d) All of these 15. SEBI, RBI and IRDA are: (a) Regulatory Institutions (b) Policy institutions (c) Satellite Institutions (d) Goal setting bodies Answer: (a) Regulatory Institutions 16. In order to protect Indian pro-ducts, the Government has imposed Custom Duties. The nature of this public policy is: (a) Restrictive (b) Regulatory (c) Facilitating (d) Liberal Answer: (a) Restrictive 17. The Conducive policies towards the development of Micro-Small- Medium Enterprises are an example of _________ policy. (a) Restrictive (b) Regulatory (c) Facilitating (d) Liberal Answer: (c) Facilitating 18. The formation of National Skills Development Corporation is example of _________ policy. (a) Restrictive (b) Regulatory (c) Facilitating (d) Liberal Answer: (c) Facilitating 19. Which one of the following is the example of Regulatory Practices? (a) Customs duties (b) RBI (c) MSME (d) NSDC Answer: (b) RBI 20. During the time of independence of India, two major political thoughts were reining the world. These were : (a) Capitalist Model (Followed by USA) (b) Communistic Model ( Followed by Soviet Union) (c) Both (a) & (b) (d) None of the above. Answer: (c) Both (a) & (b)