Indian Economy section of IAS Exam is a very important section and from an economics perspective, everything is linked with the economics in one or the other way. Most of the economy books provide plenty of theories related to the macroeconomic concepts of India Economy but very few questions are available based on the Economic concepts given in the standard economy books.
Here we are giving the Current Macro Economic Topics and Multiple Choice Questions based on the fundamental concepts of Indian Economy for the upcoming IAS Prelims Exam 2018 which is scheduled to be conducted in 3 June 218.
Jagranjosh.com has taken the initiative to provide the study material which will be helpful to the candidates for the IAS Prelims as well as the State Civil Services Exam. The study material for the IAS Prelims consists of the articles, e-Books, Online Tests and Multiple Choice Questions.
The economy can be said as the backbone of the preparation for the IAS Prelims preparation because of each and every social as well as the political action, has the economic implications. The Indian economy remained as one of the difficult and favourite areas to study for the IAS exam.
Union Budget 2018-19 Highlights and Questions
Schemes for Inclusive Growth in India
Economic Analysis Articles
Key Initiatives in the Energy Sector
New National Capital Goods Policy: An Analysis
Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana
Falling Chinese Economy and Indian Economy
India’s Infrastructure needs and the Smart Cities Project
Falling Global Crude Oil Prices
NCERT Indian Economy : Multiple Choice Questions
Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence Set II
Macroeconomic Aggregates Concepts
Questions based on the Economic Concepts
International Organisations and India
Inflation and Business Cycle set III
Inflation and Business Cycle set II
Economic Planning in India Set II
Economic Planning in India Set I
Progress, Growth and Development of Indian Economy
CPI,Angel Investor,GST,Indicative Planning,CDR
SLR,Capital budget,Demographic transition,High powered money
BoP,GEF,MSF,Engel's Law,Frictional unemployment
GDP Calculation,Niti Aayog,Nabard
CACP,CRR,SLR,Phillips Curve,Uniform Recall Period,CAD
Equity Reference Framework,budget deficit,WTO Subsidies
Open Economy and Exchange Rate
BoP,Capital Account,PMJDY,Bharat Bill Payment System,
Primary deficit,Base Effect,tax haven
Quaternary Sector,Monetary Policy,Sustainable Development
MPI,Liquidity,First Five Year Plan
Budget and Economic Survey
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