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(ASSOCIATE OF SAMKALP)
A-Category MCQs -6
MCQ 1 Which factor primarily triggered the recent depreciation of the Indian rupee?
A. Domestic fiscal deficit
B. Rising oil prices and capital outflows
C. Increase in exports
D. RBI policy tightening
Answer: B
Explanation: The rupee depreciation is primarily driven by external factors such as rising crude oil prices and foreign capital outflows. Higher oil prices increase the import bill and widen the current account deficit, while global uncertainty causes investors to withdraw funds from emerging markets. Although domestic policies influence currency stability, the immediate trigger remains global economic conditions. This highlights India’s vulnerability to external shocks due to its dependence on energy imports and foreign investment flows.
MCQ 2 Withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) by a country would most likely lead to:
A. Reduction in global arms race
B. Strengthening of global security
C. Increased nuclear proliferation risks
D. Immediate economic sanctions removal
Answer: C
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Ten MCQs on current international and national events covering rupee depreciation, nuclear treaties, diplomacy, and strategic geopolitics for competitive exam aspirants.
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