After 1991, the Indian economy (Multiple Choice)

After 1991, the Indian economy
 
  A. became more controlled by the state.
  B. nearly collapsed because of low foreign exchange reserves.
  C. became an instant capitalist success.
  D. began the slow process of liberalization.

 Q. 2

Swadeshi refers to
 
  A. neo-liberal economic policies.
  B. Indian five-year plans.
  C. the consumption of only homemade goods.
  D. the influx of foreign goods.

 Q. 3

Party discipline is maintained by
 
  A. persuasion.
  B. an antidefection law.
  C. monetary rewards for voting with the party.
  D. being expelled from the party for voting across party lines.

 Q. 4

Emergency powers
 
  A. are directed by the Indian president.
  B. can be used by the prime minister.
  C. are used by the Cabinet ministers.
  D. are unconstitutional.

 Q. 5

The conversion of social interests and demands into authoritative public decisions refers to
 
  A. lawmaking.
  B. policymaking.
  C. interest aggregation.
  D. social change.

 Q. 6

The central government maintains control over the states largely through
 
  A. military centralization.
  B. financial incentives.
  C. constitutional provisions.
  D. the power of persuasion.