Important question
Economics (tybcom)


Module -1


1) Changes in the sectoral contribution to India national income over last 5 decades.
Or
Explain Behaviour of shares of different sectors in India national income since economic planning.

2) Explain the national income trends in India. Do they reflect India satisfactory growth performance?
Or
Trend in national income growth in India between 1951 and 2000.
Or
Trends in the distribution of national income by industrial origin.

3) Explain the structural changes in the Indian economy over the period of planning.
Or

Give an account of transition of India from an under developed to a developing economy.
4) “Population growth retards economic development.” –discuss.
5) Evaluate the measures taken by the govt to control population explosion in India.
6) Explain the trends in the growth rate of population.
7) Pattern of income distribution or extent of economic inequalities in India.
8) Examine the development strategy of the ninth five year plan.
9) Explain the macro economic dimensions and policy framework of ninth plan.


Short note
1) Causes ,trends & problems of poverty in India
2) measures to eradicate absolute poverty in India
3) Poverty alleviation programme of govt.
4) Population problem and govt policies
5) Demographic features of India
6) National population policy 2000
7) Financial pattern of the ninth five year plan.
8) causes of income inequalities
9) measure to reduce inequalities in the distribution of income
10) changes in the sectoral contribution to the national income of India
11) causes of high birth rate in India


Module -2

1) Examine the trend and features of growth of labour fore participation in India in nineties
2) Measures to increase employment.
3) Govt policies to generate employment.
4) Labour force participation in India.
5) Meaning and importance of human development .
6) Measures to promote human development.
7) Human development through education.
8) Human development through health and family welfare.



Module-3
1) production
2) Changes in quantity and composition.
3) Causes of low productivity.
4) Land reforms
5) Agricultural research.
6) Institutional
7) NABARD
8) Problems of agricultural marketing.
9) Marketing facilities/measures.
10) Price policy and its implementation
11) Evaluation of agricultural price policy.
12) Food security.



Important question
Taxation

1) define and explain the following as per the income tax act 1961: (each 4 marks)
a) person
b) business
c) previous year
d) company
e) assessee
f) assessment year
g) annual value
h) gross total income

2) Define and explain the following as per the provisions of the CST act 1956:
a) business
b) sale
c) dealer
d) sale price
e) declared goods

3) “Rates of tax differs in different circumstances “, explain with references to the provision of section 8 of the CST act.

4) State giving reasons whether the following transaction are sale as per the provision of the CST act 1956:
a) pledge of goods
b) transfer of goods from head office to branch
c) disposal of scrap
d) sale of computers
e) Free sample of medicines given to doctors.
f) Sales of illegal imported mobile phones
g) Installation of plant
h) Hire purchase transaction


5) State giving reasons whether the following transaction are dealer as per the provision of the CST act 1956:
A) trader in motor cars
b) Central sales tax
c) Consulting engineer
d) Labour contractor
E) A film star
f) A professor teaching in coaching class
g) A doctor selling all kinds of medicines

6) State giving reasons whether the following transactions are business activities as per the provision of the CST act 1956:
a) Running of a private engineering college
b) Plantation of teak trees
c) Motor car purchased for personal use
d) Export of ice cream
e) Running of a restaurant.