2025Class 12Set 58/1/180 marks34 questions
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Source: CBSE Board Examination 2025, Class 12 Economics (030), paper 58/1/1, published by CBSE. CBSE's ZIP of every set
Read the following statements carefully : Statement-1 : Managed floating exchange rate system is an amalgamation of fixed and flexible exchange rate system. Statement-2 : Managed floating exchange rate system is also known as ‘hybrid system’. In the light of the given statements, choose the correct option from the following :
If a country exports goods worth of ₹ 600 crores and imports goods worth of ₹ 450 crores, the value of Balance of Trade of the country would be ______ of ₹ ______ crores.
“The Government had launched Incredible India Campaign to promote tourism in various parts of the country.” Elaborate the impact of this campaign on foreign exchange reserves and Balance of Payment of India.
“Under the Ayushmaan Bharat Scheme, the government provides free medical treatment to the poorer section of the society.” Identify and explain the nature of budget expenditure and its objective, indicated in the given statement.
Suppose in an economy, primary deposits are ₹ 500, if the Reserve Ratio is 25%. Estimate the total deposits created and the total lending by the banking system.
(a) In an economy ; C = 200 + 0.75 Y (where C is consumption expenditure and Y is National Income). Investment expenditure is ₹ 4,000 Crore. Calculate the following :
Read the following text carefully : Union Food and Consumer Affairs Minister said that the Central Government has taken many proactive steps in the past few years to control retail prices of food items. He said that the government aims to keep inflation under control without compromising the country’s economic growth. Retail inflation inched up to a three-month high of 5.55% in November 2023 driven by higher food prices. Inflation has been declining since August 2023, when it touched 6.83%. 140 new price monitoring centres had been set up by the Central Government to keep a close watch on wholesale and retail prices of essential commodities. The Government has banned the export of many food items like wheat, broken rice, non-basmati white rice, onions etc. It has also reduced import duties on edible oils and pulses to boost domestic supply and control price rise. On the basis of the given text and common understanding, answer the following questions :
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