Economy & Business MCQs

The Governor of the Reserve Bank of India serves as the ex-officio Chairperson of the Monetary Policy Committee.

The Monetary Policy Committee consists of 6 members: 3 officials from the RBI (including the Governor) and 3 external members appointed by the Government.

Governments often use incentives like Production-Linked Incentives (PLI) and tax benefits to encourage investment in strategic sectors like renewable energy, making projects more financially viable.

A major driver for boosting renewable energy investment is to fulfill international climate change obligations (like those under the Paris Agreement) and to significantly reduce India's carbon footprint.

The government's focus on renewable energy investment in 2026 would primarily target sources like solar and wind power, which are the most rapidly growing and scalable renewable technologies.

Even with strong growth, rising input costs (raw materials, energy, logistics) can put pressure on profit margins for manufacturers, posing a significant challenge to sustained growth.

Government initiatives like 'Make in India' and increased spending on infrastructure are designed to boost domestic manufacturing. In Q2 2026, these policies would likely be a significant driver of the observed strong growth.

The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) is a key economic indicator that provides a timely read on the health of the manufacturing and services sectors. A PMI above 50 generally indicates expansion, and strong growth in Q2 2026 would be reflected in a high PMI reading.

A key aspect of the proposed 2026 SEBI regulations is to ensure that AIFs have clearly defined investment objectives and robust risk management frameworks, which need to be well-articulated and documented for regulatory oversight.

The proposed SEBI regulations in 2026 aim to bring greater clarity by requiring AIFs to provide more detailed disclosures on their fee structures and performance reporting, enabling investors to make more informed decisions.