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Comprehensive Practice Set - Economy: resource-mobilization

Topic-wise practice set of 26 questions on resource-mobilization for OPSC OAS Mains GS-III.

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    Part of the General Studies-III question bank for OPSC (OAS) Mains.

    A comprehensive, topic-wise practice set of 26 questions on Resource Mobilization, Taxation & Fiscal Management for OPSC (OAS) Mains General Studies-III. 5 of them have been set in an actual paper — the years and exams are printed against each (2021, 2018, 2017, 2015). The rest are practice questions on the same syllabus points.

    Write to the paper. GS-III answers run from 5 to 20 marks depending on the question — check the marks against each one and size your answer accordingly. Attempt the dated questions first: those are the ones that have actually come.

    Previous year questions

    No.QuestionAsked in
    1

    Explain the difference between computing methodology of India's gross domestic product (GDP) before the year 2015 and after the year 2015.

    UPSC Mains GS-III 2021
    150w
    2

    Comment on the important changes introduced in respect of the Long‑term Capital Gains Tax (LCGT) and Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT) in the Union Budget for 2018‑2019.

    UPSC Mains GS-III 2018
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    3

    Demonetisation as a means to check corruption in public life.

    OPSC OAS Mains 2017
    GS Paper-I Q.12(b) · 10 marks
    4

    Give an account of existing parallel economy in India and the measures taken to curb it. How far they have been effective?

    OPSC OAS Mains 2015
    GS Paper-I Q.11(a) · 10 marks
    5

    Examine the role of NABARD in bringing agricultural and rural development in the country.

    OPSC OAS Mains 2015
    GS Paper-I Q.12(a) · 15 marks

    Practice questions

    No.QuestionSource
    6

    Discuss the multifaceted factors influencing resource mobilisation in India, and propose measures to enhance the efficiency and efficacy of resource mobilisation mechanisms.

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    7

    Evaluate the role of resource mobilization in achieving inclusive and resilient economic growth in India.

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    8

    Discuss the significance and challenges of mobilizing resources for sustainable development in India. Suggest measures and policy interventions that can enhance resource mobilization while ensuring equitable growth and environmental preservation.

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    9

    Investigate how the increased household savings impact the potential of the money multiplier to propel India's economic development.

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    10

    Discuss the role of Reserve Bank of India in terms of Indian economy. How its effectiveness can be raised to new height.

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    11

    Analyse the impact of the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on the economic growth of the nation.

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    12

    Explain the evolving patterns of tax compliance within India's economic framework. Also suggest various tax reforms to broaden the tax base in India.

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    13

    Elucidate the challenges encountered by RRBs in balancing their twin goals of ensuring financial sustainability while promoting social development. Propose strategies to effectively navigate these challenges.

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    14

    Critically analyze the benefits and challenges of setting up a bad bank to address the issue of stressed assets in the Indian Banking System.

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    15

    Explain the concept of "user participation" and its role in allocating digital tax revenues to different jurisdictions.

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    16

    Elaborate on the notion of the "equalization levy" and how it addresses taxation challenges posed by digital advertising.

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    17

    The implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India has brought about profound changes in the economic landscape. How can this transformative tax system be harnessed to effectively reduce the carbon footprint of goods and services?

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    18

    Critically evaluate the significance of gender budgeting for women empowerment in India.

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    19

    Discuss the status and multifaceted concerns posed by off-budget borrowings in India. Propose strategy for managing such liabilities ensuring sound fiscal management.

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    20

    Examine how the 'Saptrishi' priorities, outlined in the Indian budget 2023, align with India's vision of Amrit Kaal. Also elucidate the ways in which it can address the multifaceted challenges of the nation's socio-economic landscape.

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    21

    Discuss the potential aspects offered by QFIs (Qualified Foreign Investors) to address capital gaps in sectors critical for India's economic development. Suggest the strategies that can be employed to attract a more diverse range of QFIs to contribute to India's economic growth.

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    22

    In context of World Investment Report, 2022, examine the significance of India emerging as a 'FDI powerhouse' in its dream of realising $ 5 Trillion economy.

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    23

    Define potential GDP and its determinants. What are the factors that have been inhibiting India from realizing its potential GDP?

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    24

    Discuss the impact of technological advancement, human capital and government policies on a country's potential GDP. Provide examples to support your argument.

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    25

    Enumerate the initiatives undertaken by the government to rectify concerns associated with GDP estimation in India. Propose a strategic approach for ensuring the reliability and transparency of GDP measurement in the future.

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    26

    Differentiate between Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Gross National Product (GNP). Also elucidate the rationale behind choosing a particular year as a base year for calculating them.

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    Sourced from the Odisha Public Service Commission where applicable. opsc.gov.in. EduSaint is not affiliated with OPSC.