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Answer: base
The base effect is a statistical artifact that occurs when comparing year-on-year inflation data. If prices spiked abnormally in the previous year, the current year's inflation will mathematically look lower even if absolute prices are still rising steadily.
Answer: 2011-12
Introduced in 2011-12, the Effective Revenue Deficit excludes the revenue expenditure that goes towards the creation of durable assets (like rural roads or housing). It provides a more accurate picture of the government's unproductive borrowing, which is used merely to finance current consumption.
Answer: Salary and allowances of the President of India
Charged expenditures, which include the salaries of the President, Supreme Court/High Court judges, and the CAG, as well as debt servicing, are automatically met from the Consolidated Fund. They can be discussed by Parliament but cannot be voted upon to ensure the independence of constitutional authorities.
Answer: 2016
The IBC was passed in 2016 to consolidate and amend the laws relating to reorganization and insolvency resolution of corporate persons, partnership firms, and individuals. It shifted the legal framework from a 'debtor-in-possession' to a 'creditor-in-control' regime.
Answer: below
Introduced to manage excess liquidity, the SDF allows banks to park surplus funds with the RBI without providing collateral. It is usually set 25 basis points below the Repo Rate, establishing the lower bound of the monetary policy operating corridor.
Answer: National Statistical Office (NSO)
The NSO, operating under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI), launched the PLFS in 2017. It was designed to provide more frequent and reliable estimates of labor force indicators like unemployment and labor force participation rates in both rural and urban areas.
Answer: Lower than domestic price
Considered an unfair trade practice under WTO rules.
Answer: Exports
Makes domestic goods cheaper and more competitive abroad.
Answer: NITI Aayog / Tendulkar
Historically estimated by Planning Commission using Tendulkar/Rangarajan methods.
Answer: Current account
Occurs when revenue expenditure exceeds revenue receipts.
Answer: Fall in rate of inflation
Prices are still rising, but at a slower pace than before.
Answer: drives out
People tend to hoard good money and circulate bad money.
Answer: Nominal/Real*100
Measures the overall change in price level in the economy.
Answer: isoquant
Marginal Rate of Technical Substitution.
Answer: Oligopoly
Explains price rigidity in an oligopolistic market.
Answer: Mid-point method
Uses the average of initial and final values.
Answer: Derivative
Point elasticity uses calculus/derivative at a specific point.
Answer: Burned by the author and published posthumously decades later
Fearing arrest, Bulgakov burned an early draft. He rewrote it in secret, and it was finally published in a censored form in 1966, 26 years after his death.
Answer: True
The 'Bhattikavya' is a pedagogical epic designed to teach Paninian grammar through the narrative of the Ramayana, making it a masterpiece of didactic literature.
Answer: Bharavi
Bharavi composed the 'Kiratarjuniya' in the 6th century. It is renowned for its profound philosophical depth and complex linguistic structures.