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Economy & Business MCQs - 2026-04-05

11.
For competitive exams, understanding the e-commerce sector is important for analyzing:
A The performance of the agricultural sector
B The interplay between technology, business, and policy in India's digital economy
C The trends in the traditional banking sector
D The impact of climate change on infrastructure
12.
The evolving regulatory framework for India's e-commerce sector aims to ensure:
A Unrestricted market dominance by foreign players
B A level playing field and safeguarding consumer interests
C Increased barriers for small businesses
D Reduced transparency in online transactions
13.
Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) in the context of e-commerce refers to:
A The total value of goods and services sold through an e-commerce platform
B The profit margin of e-commerce companies
C The cost of marketing for e-commerce businesses
D The number of active users on an e-commerce platform
14.
Recent policy discussions in India's e-commerce sector have focused on:
A Increasing the dominance of a few large platforms
B Strengthening rules around platform neutrality and data protection
C Discouraging foreign investment in the sector
D Reducing consumer rights and protections
15.
What has been a primary driver of the exponential growth in India's e-commerce sector?
A Decreased internet penetration and smartphone adoption
B Increased reliance on traditional retail
C Increasing internet penetration, smartphone adoption, and convenience of online shopping
D Stricter regulations on online businesses
16.
For competitive exams, the growth of renewable energy in India is important for understanding:
A India's foreign trade policies
B The country's progress in climate commitments and green economy development
C The performance of the real estate sector
D The challenges faced by the agricultural sector
17.
India's commitment to renewable energy is driven by which of the following factors?
A Increasing reliance on fossil fuel imports
B Addressing climate change and ensuring energy security
C Reducing domestic industrial production
D Promoting the use of coal-based power plants
18.
Which renewable energy source is currently leading the capacity additions in India?
A Wind energy
B Hydroelectric power
C Solar power
D Biomass energy
19.
As of April 5, 2026, what is the approximate installed non-fossil fuel energy capacity in India?
A 150 GW
B 200 GW
C 250 GW
D 300 GW
20.
What is India's target for non-fossil fuel energy capacity by 2030?
A 300 GW
B 400 GW
C 500 GW
D 600 GW