1. According to the Indian Companies Act 1956, a government company means, any company in which not less than _______________ of the paid up capital is held by the central government or partly by central government, and partly by one or more state governments

2. According to the Indian Companies Act 1956, a government company means, any company in which not less than _______________ of the paid up capital is held by the central government or partly by central government, and partly by one or more state governments

3. The shares of a Government Company are purchased in the name of which of the following

4. Which of the following has the power of the Government and the considerable amount of operating flexibility of private enterprises

5. The shares of a Government Company are purchased in the name of which of the following

6. Which of the following types of organisations has the capability of expansion of market territory and operates through a network of subsidiaries, branches and affiliates

7. The funding of which of the following enterprise comes directly from the government treasury, is under an annual appropriation from the budget of the government and the revenue earned by it is also paid into the treasury

8. A government company is any company in which the paid up capital held by the government is not less than

9. Which of the following statements regarding recent Government policy measures towards the public sector is/are true. a. Restructuring and reviving potentially viable PSU’s. b. Closing down of those PSU’s that can not be revived. c. Bringing down government equity in all non strategic PSU’s to 50 percent or lower. d. Fully protecting the interest of workers

10. Which of the following types of organisations has the capability of expansion of market territory and operates through a network of subsidiaries, branches and affiliates

11. Which of the following statements regarding recent Government policy measures towards the public sector is/are true. a. Restructuring and reviving potentially viable PSU’s. b. Closing down of those PSU’s that can not be revived. c. Bringing down government equity in all non strategic PSU’s to 50 percent or lower. d. Fully protecting the interest of workers

12. Which of the following enterprises may benefit the most by an established brand name at the time of incorporation

13. The forms of organisation which a public enterprise may take are. a. Departmental undertaking. b. Cooperativle. c. Statutory corporation. d. Government company

14. In the 2001 resolution on industrial policy the number of industries exclusively reserved for the public sector was brought down. This meant that the private sector can now enter all areas, except these and the public sector would have to compete with them. Which of the following areas are now exclusive for the public sector. a. Atomic energy. b. Arm. c. Communication. d. Railway

15. All public sector units were referred to _______________, to decide whether a sick unit was to be restructured or closed down

16. Indian economy is

17. Which of the following roles are played by the public sector in the economy. a. Regional balance. b. Economies of scale. c. Check over concentration of economic powetr. d. Import substitution. e. Development of infrastructure

18. The public sector enterprises are to invest and operate in certain spheres. Which of the following is not one of these core sectors

19. PSE’s are organisations owned b

20. A government company is any company in which the paid up capital held by the government is not less than