a) Agricultural Pricing Commission (APC)

b) Farmers' Welfare Committee (FWC)

c) Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP)

d) Agricultural Development Advisory Board (ADAB)

a) They are typically electronic devices with advanced computing capabilities.

b) They are durable goods used primarily for domestic purposes, such as household appliances.

c) They are fast-moving consumer goods known for their short shelf life.

d) They are luxury items with high-end features and design.

a) Rapid increase in the overall price level.

b) Persistent high inflation rates.

c) Gradual decrease in the rate of inflation.

d) Fluctuations in the overall price level due to external factors.

a) World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).

b) World Economic Forum (WEF).

c) International Monetary Fund (IMF).

d) United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

a) A system where the government actively intervenes to fix the exchange rate at a predetermined level.

b) A system where the exchange rate is determined by market forces and can fluctuate freely.

c) A system where the exchange rate is linked to the gold standard.

d) A system where neighboring countries mutually agree on a fixed exchange rate.

a) Ministry of Labour and Employment.

b) NITI Aayog.

c) National Statistical Office.

d) Indian Statistical Institute.

a) Predicting Short-Term Market Trends.

b) Evaluating Inflationary Pressures.

c) Assessing Overall Stability and Resilience of the Financial System.

d) Recommending Fiscal Policy Changes.

a) Capital Adequacy Ratio.

b) Leverage Ratio.

c) Liquidity Coverage Ratio.

d) Net Stable Funding Ratio.

a) Refinery Products.

b) Electricity.

c) Natural Gas.

d) Fertilizers.

a) It refers to the financial support provided by the World Bank for sustainable development projects.

b) It is the gap between the estimated cost of project construction and the actual cost incurred.

c) It is the difference between the revenue generated by an infrastructure project and the revenue required for its sustainability.

d) Viability Gap Finance means a grant to support projects that are economically justified but not financially viable.