Population, Occupation, and Government Affect an Economy

Q.

Why is educated unemployed, a peculiar problem in India?

Q. Which of the following is/are the effect(s) of an increasing population on the growth of an economy?

1. Increase in population means increase in the availability of skilled workforce.
2. Increase in population means increase in the availability of workforce.
3. Increase in population means increase in the needs of people.
4. Increase in population means decrease in the growth of an economy.

Q. A growing population always translates into an increase in production.

1. True
2. False

Q. For a country, an increase in population leads to an increase in workforce. But the unemployment rate is higher. Therefore, the increase in population could not translate into an increase in production.

Which of the following could be the cause of such a scenario?

1. The workforce is skilled enough to increase production.
2. The workforce is not skilled enough to increase production.
3. A significant number of people migrated to other countries.
4. There was a lack of raw material and machineries needed for production.

Q. Which of the following factors does not have a direct impact on the growth of an economy?

1. Population
2. Government
3. Geographical area
4. Culture

Q. Who controls the factors affecting an economy through its policies and rules?

1. International organisations
2. Civil organisations
3. Government of the country
4. International banks