UPSC Previous Year Questions: CSP 2021
One cannot place less emphasis on the fact as to how important it is to solve questions asked by UPSC Previously. In fact, UPSC tends to repeat from its own stock, verbatim.
This thread, shall be solely dedicated for posting questions asked in CSP & CAPF.
I shall be posting questions here on a daily basis. Urge you all to answer these in all seriousness. Shoot doubts if you have any, wrt solving any question.
Remember the idea is to solve them, again. Reading questions and solutions is NOT sufficient.
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@Neyawn @root
131.
Crowding out effect refers to how increased government spending, for which it must borrow more money, tends to reduce private spending. This happens because when the government takes up the major chunk of funds available in the banking system, less of it is left for private borrowers.
Crowding in – this relates to how higher government spending encourages firms to invest more.This is due to the income effect of higher government spending. If the economy is in a recession or below full capacity, expansionary fiscal policy can increase the economic growth rate and create a positive multiplier effect, which leads to greater private sector investment.
The Question has been directly framed from Economic Survey of 2017.
@Greenlove
131.
Crowding out effect refers to how increased government spending, for which it must borrow more money, tends to reduce private spending. This happens because when the government takes up the major chunk of funds available in the banking system, less of it is left for private borrowers.
Crowding in – this relates to how higher government spending encourages firms to invest more.This is due to the income effect of higher government spending. If the economy is in a recession or below full capacity, expansionary fiscal policy can increase the economic growth rate and create a positive multiplier effect, which leads to greater private sector investment.
The Question has been directly framed from Economic Survey of 2017.
Greenlove,
135.Consider the following pairsSea: Bordering country1) Adriatic Sea: Albania2) Black Sea: Croatia3) Caspian Sea: Kazakhstan4) Mediterranean Sea: Morocco5) Red Sea: SyriaWhich of the pairs given above are correctly matched?A. 1, 2 and 4B. 1, 3 and 4C. 2 and 5D. 1, 2, 3, 4,5
3 is correct, 4 is correct, 5 is incorrect
answer-b
upsc2020,138. Consider the following statements:1. The Axis of the earth's magnetic field is inclined at 23 and half to the geographic axis of the earth.2. The earth's magnetic pole in the Northern Hemisphere is located on a Peninsula in Northern Canada.3. The earth's magnetic equator passes through Thumba in South India.Which of the statements given above is/are correct?A. 1, 2 and 3B. 2 and 3C. 2 onlyD. 3 only
1 is correct
ans- a
135. B
136. A
137. Bgeometry and some characteristics of the magnetic field is very similar to one that would be produced, if a large bar magnet (a dipole magnet - having two poles: north and south) were located in the center of the Earth, inclined (about 11 degrees at present) from the rotational axis of the Earth.
138. With reference to the legislative Assembly of a state in India, consider the following Statements:1) The Governor makes a customary address to Members of the house at the commencement of the first session of the year.Select correct answer.A. 1 onlyB. 2 onlyC. Both 1 and 2D. Neither 1 nor 22) When a State Legislature does not have a rule on the particular matter, it follows the lok Sabha rule on that matter.
a
state govt follows provincial assembly rules if there are no precedents
138. With reference to the legislative Assembly of a state in India, consider the following Statements:1) The Governor makes a customary address to Members of the house at the commencement of the first session of the year.Select correct answer.A. 1 onlyB. 2 onlyC. Both 1 and 2D. Neither 1 nor 22) When a State Legislature does not have a rule on the particular matter, it follows the lok Sabha rule on that matter.a
state govt follows provincial assembly rules if there are no precedents
That's correct.
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