Chapter MCQ Test 2 — Development Experience of India and Its Neighbours

China's big head start in growth is largely explained by the fact that it began market reforms:

A key structural difference is that China created mass employment through manufacturing while India's services-led growth was relatively:

Despite slower population growth, China still has a large population because the one-child policy:

That China leads on the HDI shows that high growth translates into human development only when paired with investment in:

India generally edges ahead of Pakistan on several indicators, but both remain challenged by:

The comparison suggests India's top priority should be to combine fast growth with:

All three countries started as poor, agricultural economies, which shows that differences today come mainly from their:

China shifting workers from agriculture into factories illustrates the development process of:

India's large young population can become an engine of growth only if the country provides:

The deepest lesson of Class 12 Economics, this chapter concludes, is that the real goal of economics is: