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Class 10 Social Science: Globalisation and the Indian Economy Worksheet (with Answers)

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  1. 1. A company that controls production in more than one country is an:
    • (a) MNC
    • (b) NGO
    • (c) SHG
    • (d) SME
  2. 2. Removing government restrictions on trade is:
    • (a) globalisation
    • (b) liberalisation
    • (c) privatisation
    • (d) nationalisation
  3. 3. India liberalised its economy in:
    • (a) 1947
    • (b) 2001
    • (c) 1991
    • (d) 1975
  4. 4. The body that sets rules for world trade is the:
    • (a) IMF
    • (b) UNDP
    • (c) RBI
    • (d) WTO
  5. 5. What is globalisation?
  6. 6. What is liberalisation?
  7. 7. Explain the role of MNCs and the factors that have enabled globalisation.
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  1. 1. (a) MNC — It is a multinational corporation (MNC).
  2. 2. (b) liberalisation — It is liberalisation.
  3. 3. (c) 1991 — India's reforms began in 1991.
  4. 4. (d) WTO — It is the World Trade Organisation.
  5. 5. The rapid integration of countries through trade and flows of capital and technology.
  6. 6. Removing government restrictions and barriers on trade and investment.
  7. 7. Multinational corporations (MNCs) are at the centre of globalisation. An MNC is a company that owns or controls production in more than one country; it sets up factories and offices where production is cheaper and where it can find markets, and then sells its goods around the world. In this way MNCs link the production and markets of distant countries. Globalisation has been made possible by two main factors. The first is rapid improvement in technology, especially in transport (faster, cheaper movement of goods) and in information and communication technology such as computers, the internet and telecommunications, which let people and businesses connect instantly across the globe. The second is liberalisation, the removal of government restrictions and barriers on trade and foreign investment, which allows goods, services and capital to flow freely between countries. Together, technology and liberalisation have rapidly integrated the world economy.
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