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Economy & Business MCQs - 2026-04-03

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11.
Beyond attracting foreign investment, what is another key objective of India's semiconductor initiative?
A To exclusively import semiconductor technology
B To build indigenous design capabilities and foster a local supply chain
C To focus solely on assembling imported components
D To reduce the overall production of electronic goods
12.
What is a significant challenge in establishing a robust semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem?
A Low capital investment requirements
B Availability of abundant skilled labor with specialized expertise
C High capital investment and need for advanced technological expertise
D Lack of demand for semiconductors globally
13.
Besides manufacturing facilities (fabs), what other type of unit is crucial for the semiconductor ecosystem being developed in India?
A Research and Development centers only
B Assembly, Testing, Marking, and Packaging (ATMP) units
C Retail showrooms for electronic devices
D Software development hubs
14.
Which government scheme is a key incentive for attracting investment in semiconductor manufacturing in India?
A Make in India
B Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for semiconductors
C National Education Policy
D Ayushman Bharat
15.
What is a primary strategic reason for India's push towards semiconductor manufacturing?
A To reduce reliance on agricultural exports
B To decrease dependence on imported critical components and enhance national security
C To promote traditional handicraft industries
D To increase the import of finished electronic goods
16.
A predictable regulatory environment in the e-commerce sector is likely to:
A Discourage investment
B Attract further investment
C Increase operational costs for all businesses
D Lead to market monopolization
17.
Ensuring transparency in algorithms used by e-commerce platforms is important for:
A Increasing platform profits
B Promoting fair competition and preventing manipulation
C Reducing the number of online sellers
D Limiting consumer choices
18.
What is a significant aspect of the ongoing discussions regarding India's e-commerce policy?
A Increasing import tariffs on all goods
B Defining marketplace vs. inventory-based models and FDI implications
C Reducing internet penetration targets
D Eliminating digital payment systems
19.
The Indian government's e-commerce policy aims to balance the benefits of digital commerce with the need to protect:
A Large multinational corporations
B Small businesses and consumers
C Only technology providers
D Traditional advertising agencies
20.
Which of the following is a key concern addressed by India's evolving e-commerce policy?
A Excessive government subsidies for online businesses
B Stricter regulations on deep discounting and preferential treatment of sellers
C Mandatory offline presence for all e-commerce platforms
D Restrictions on international e-commerce trade
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