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SAI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
                                                SESSION 2020-21
                                                      CLASS-X

                ECONOMICS- Ch-4- GLOBALISATION AND THE INDIAN ECONOMY
                                              HOME ASSIGNMENT
                                                   SUB-TOPIC- 7
                     Impact of globalization in India & The struggle for a fair globalisation








                                               OBJECTIVE ASSIGNMENT

              1   Globalisation will result in:
                      a)  more competition among producers
                      b)  less competition among producers
                      c)  no change in competition among producers
                      d)  no change in available options to consumers

              2   Globalisation has led to improvement in living conditions:
                      a)  of all the people
                      b)  of people in the developed countries
                      c)  of workers in the developing coutries
                      d)  producers of the developed country

              3   A situation in which all the countries reap equally the benefits of foreign trades
                  equally is known as
                      a)  Internationalisation
                      b)  Fair globalisation
                      c)  Liberalisation
                      d)  Equal globalisation

              4   The money spent on buying assets such as land, building, machinery etc is known
                  as
                      a)  capital
                      b)  rent
                      c)  investment
                      d)  production

              5   In the question given below, there are two statements marked as Assertion
                  (A) and Reason (R). Read the statements and choose the correct option:
                  Assertion : Foreign trade creates an opportunity for the producers to reach beyond
                  the domestic markets.
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