National Income Trends And Sectoral Contribution — Important Questions
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50 important questions from National Income Trends And Sectoral Contribution for Telangana Open School (TOSS) Class 12 Economics, with answers.
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Important Questions from National Income Trends And Sectoral Contribution
What was the national income of India in 1948-49 according to the NIC?
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Rs. 8710 crores
The National Income Committee reported that national income in 1948-49 was Rs. 8710 crores.
What was the per capita income in 1948-49 as per the NIC?
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Rs. 225
The NIC estimated per capita income in 1948-49 as Rs. 225.
Which sector contributed the most to national income in 1950-51?
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Primary sector
In 1950-51, the primary sector contributed 57.2% to national income, the highest among all sectors.
What is the other name for the tertiary sector?
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Service sector
The tertiary sector is also known as the service sector.
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