CUET 2024 Economics Employment: Growth, Informalisation And Other Issues MCQ Question Answers

1. Pick Out the True Statement in context of Disguised Unemployment in India

2. In rural areas, for every 100 rural women about _____participate in the employment market

3. What is Calculated by Dividing the total number of workers in India by the population in India and then multiply it by 100?

4. In 2011-12 there were about 473 million workers in India. There were about 30 million workers in the _____sector and Remaining 443 million Workers Worked in _____ Sector

5. Common Form Of unemployment in rural India

6. Since the late 1970s, many developing countries, including India, started paying attention to enterprises and workers in the _____sector as employment in the _____sector is not growing.

7. Economists define unemployed person as one who is not able to get employment of even _____ in half a day

8. Data collection and Surveys on Unemployment Are Conducted by

9. Which City Experienced an economic recession and public disturbances, especially communal riots after 130000 Workers Lost their Jobs and were Driven to Informal Sector?

10. The newly emerging jobs are found mostly in Which Sector?

11. What Were the Prominent Issues faced by workers in the informal sector?

12. The nature of employment in India is _______

13. All the _____ sector establishments and those_____sector establishments which employ 10 hired workers or more are called Formal Sector Establishments.

14. Unemployment common in urban areas

15. Since Independence, the ______governments have played an important role in generating employment or creating opportunities for employment generation

16. the Indian _____ has initiated the modernisation of _____sector enterprises and provision of social security measures.

17. Question

18. About ______ of the total population in the country is engaged in various economic activities.

19. How much % Of Rural Workers Worked as Self Employed?

20. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005 promised 100 days of guaranteed wage employment to all rural households who volunteer to do ______