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This chapter explores the impact of globalisation on the Indian economy, including trade, investment, and the integration of markets worldwide.
GLOBALISATION AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY - Practice Worksheet
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This worksheet covers essential long-answer questions to help you build confidence in 'GLOBALISATION AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY' from 'Understanding Economic Development' for 'Class X' (Social Science).
Questions
What is globalisation and how has it impacted the Indian economy?
Refer to the definition of globalisation and its impact on producers, consumers, and workers in India.
Explain the role of MNCs in the globalisation process.
Consider how MNCs expand their production and influence global trade and investment.
How has foreign trade been a channel for connecting countries?
Think about how trade expands market access and affects local and foreign producers.
What are the factors that have enabled globalisation?
Consider the role of technology, policy changes, and international institutions in facilitating globalisation.
Discuss the impact of globalisation on consumers and producers in India.
Reflect on the advantages for consumers and the challenges for small producers.
What is liberalisation and how has it affected the Indian economy?
Think about the changes in trade and investment policies and their effects on different sectors.
Explain the concept of trade barriers and why they were imposed in India.
Consider the purpose of protecting domestic industries and the shift towards liberalisation.
How has technology contributed to the process of globalisation?
Reflect on the role of transportation and IT in connecting global markets and production.
What is the role of the WTO in globalisation?
Consider the WTO's objectives and the criticisms it faces regarding trade fairness.
Discuss the challenges faced by workers due to globalisation in India.
Think about the impact of competition and flexible labour laws on workers' rights and job security.
GLOBALISATION AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY - Mastery Worksheet
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This worksheet challenges you with deeper, multi-concept long-answer questions from GLOBALISATION AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY to prepare for higher-weightage questions in Class X.
Questions
Explain the role of MNCs in the globalisation process with examples from the Indian context.
Consider how MNCs reduce costs and increase profits by spreading production.
Compare the impact of globalisation on urban consumers versus small producers in India.
Focus on the disparity in benefits and challenges faced by different groups.
How has technology facilitated globalisation? Provide examples.
Think about both physical and digital connectivity.
Discuss the effects of liberalisation on the Indian economy with reference to foreign trade and investment.
Balance the positive and negative outcomes of liberalisation.
Analyze the statement: 'Globalisation has led to the integration of markets across countries.' with an example.
Consider how trade affects prices and availability of goods.
What are the challenges faced by workers in the garment export industry due to globalisation?
Focus on employment terms and working conditions.
Explain how the WTO's policies have affected developing countries like India.
Consider the imbalance in trade rules and their impacts.
How can the government ensure fair globalisation in India?
Think about protective measures and support systems.
Describe the transformation of Indian markets post-globalisation with examples.
Reflect on changes in product variety and market competition.
Critically evaluate the impact of SEZs on India's economic development.
Weigh the economic benefits against social costs.
GLOBALISATION AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY - Challenge Worksheet
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Questions
Evaluate the role of MNCs in the process of globalisation with reference to the Indian economy.
Consider how MNCs influence production, employment, and competition in the host country.
How has liberalisation of trade and investment policies facilitated globalisation in India?
Think about the pre and post-liberalisation era in India and the changes in the economic landscape.
Discuss the impact of globalisation on the Indian garment industry, highlighting the challenges faced by workers.
Reflect on how global competition affects labour rights and employment conditions.
Analyse the statement 'Globalisation has led to the integration of markets across countries' with an example.
Consider how foreign trade affects domestic markets and producers.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of SEZs in the context of globalisation?
Think about the economic benefits versus social and environmental costs.
Explain how technology has been a major factor in stimulating the globalisation process.
Consider the role of the internet, mobile phones, and logistics in global business.
Critically assess the role of WTO in promoting globalisation, especially from the perspective of developing countries like India.
Reflect on the power dynamics within WTO and their impact on trade policies.
How has globalisation affected the choices of consumers in India? Illustrate with examples.
Think about the variety of goods available now compared to two decades ago.
Discuss the concept of 'fair globalisation' and suggest measures to achieve it.
Consider the balance between free trade and social equity.
Predict the future of globalisation in the next twenty years, considering current trends and challenges.
Reflect on the impact of digital transformation and climate change on global trade.
Development explores the concept of progress and improvement in various sectors, emphasizing sustainable and inclusive growth for societal well-being.
Explore the three sectors of the Indian economy - Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary, understanding their roles, challenges, and contributions to national development.
Explore the concepts of money, its role in the economy, and the functioning of credit systems in this chapter.
This chapter educates students about the rights and responsibilities of consumers, the importance of consumer awareness, and the mechanisms for consumer protection in India.
