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Question 1
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be submitted fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks foreigners investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (2) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (3) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds. This relatively new (4) of the globalization is in contrast to the inward looking practices such as totally discouraging foreign investors and a ban on outward currency at the extreme and the less measure that seek direct foreign investment (5) but do not allow a free for all in terms of inward and outward investments.
Question 2
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be submitted fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks foreigners investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (2) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (3) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds. This relatively new (4) of the globalization is in contrast to the inward looking practices such as totally discouraging foreign investors and a ban on outward currency at the extreme and the less measure that seek direct foreign investment (5) but do not allow a free for all in terms of inward and outward investments.
Question 3
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be submitted fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks foreigners investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (2) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (3) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds. This relatively new (4) of the globalization is in contrast to the inward looking practices such as totally discouraging foreign investors and a ban on outward currency at the extreme and the less measure that seek direct foreign investment (5) but do not allow a free for all in terms of inward and outward investments.
Question 4
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be submitted fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks foreigners investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (2) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (3) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds. This relatively new (4) of the globalization is in contrast to the inward looking practices such as totally discouraging foreign investors and a ban on outward currency at the extreme and the less measure that seek direct foreign investment (5) but do not allow a free for all in terms of inward and outward investments.
Question 5
There is no doubt that a nation needs an efficient and dynamic financial sector for it to get on to stay on a stable and higher (1) path. The issue, however is how far and at what stage in the economic history of the nation the financial sector should be submitted fully to the rest of the world. Such an exposure could mean, for instance, foreign banks competing with domestic banks foreigners investing in the domestic capital markets, domestic private sector borrowing in the rest of the world, full (2) of the currency and so on. All these are to help the developing countries to gain access to the savings of the rest of the world and thus achieve high rates of economic growth. That (3) notably on the part of the multilateral institutions such as the World Bank and IMF, has held to the strong instructions to the developing countries to open up their financial sectors and access the global market place for funds. This relatively new (4) of the globalization is in contrast to the inward looking practices such as totally discouraging foreign investors and a ban on outward currency at the extreme and the less measure that seek direct foreign investment (5) but do not allow a free for all in terms of inward and outward investments.
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Direction: Study the following information and answer the question given below it.
Seven representatives of a company viz. Samir, Nita, Richa, Shweta, Gifty, Paul and Mohit travelled to three different countries, ie, South Africa, Australia and France. Each of them travelled on different days of the week (no two persons travelled on the same day), starting on Monday and ending on Sunday. Minimum two people travelled to each country and South Africa is the only country to which three people travelled. Samir travelled to South Africa on Monday. Paul travelled to Australia but neither on Tuesday nor on Saturday. Mohit travelled on Sunday but not to France. The one who travelled to Australia travelled on Tuesday and the one who travelled to France travelled on Saturday. Gifty travelled on Wednesday. Richa travelled to South Africa but not on Thursday. Nita did not travel to France.
Question 12
Direction: Study the following information and answer the question given below it.
Seven representatives of a company viz. Samir, Nita, Richa, Shweta, Gifty, Paul and Mohit travelled to three different countries, ie, South Africa, Australia and France. Each of them travelled on different days of the week (no two persons travelled on the same day), starting on Monday and ending on Sunday. Minimum two people travelled to each country and South Africa is the only country to which three people travelled. Samir travelled to South Africa on Monday. Paul travelled to Australia but neither on Tuesday nor on Saturday. Mohit travelled on Sunday but not to France. The one who travelled to Australia travelled on Tuesday and the one who travelled to France travelled on Saturday. Gifty travelled on Wednesday. Richa travelled to South Africa but not on Thursday. Nita did not travel to France.
Question 13
Direction: Study the following information and answer the question given below it.
Seven representatives of a company viz. Samir, Nita, Richa, Shweta, Gifty, Paul and Mohit travelled to three different countries, ie, South Africa, Australia and France. Each of them travelled on different days of the week (no two persons travelled on the same day), starting on Monday and ending on Sunday. Minimum two people travelled to each country and South Africa is the only country to which three people travelled. Samir travelled to South Africa on Monday. Paul travelled to Australia but neither on Tuesday nor on Saturday. Mohit travelled on Sunday but not to France. The one who travelled to Australia travelled on Tuesday and the one who travelled to France travelled on Saturday. Gifty travelled on Wednesday. Richa travelled to South Africa but not on Thursday. Nita did not travel to France.
Question 14
Direction: Study the following information and answer the question given below it.
Seven representatives of a company viz. Samir, Nita, Richa, Shweta, Gifty, Paul and Mohit travelled to three different countries, ie, South Africa, Australia and France. Each of them travelled on different days of the week (no two persons travelled on the same day), starting on Monday and ending on Sunday. Minimum two people travelled to each country and South Africa is the only country to which three people travelled. Samir travelled to South Africa on Monday. Paul travelled to Australia but neither on Tuesday nor on Saturday. Mohit travelled on Sunday but not to France. The one who travelled to Australia travelled on Tuesday and the one who travelled to France travelled on Saturday. Gifty travelled on Wednesday. Richa travelled to South Africa but not on Thursday. Nita did not travel to France.
Question 15
Direction: Study the following information and answer the question given below it.
Seven representatives of a company viz. Samir, Nita, Richa, Shweta, Gifty, Paul and Mohit travelled to three different countries, ie, South Africa, Australia and France. Each of them travelled on different days of the week (no two persons travelled on the same day), starting on Monday and ending on Sunday. Minimum two people travelled to each country and South Africa is the only country to which three people travelled. Samir travelled to South Africa on Monday. Paul travelled to Australia but neither on Tuesday nor on Saturday. Mohit travelled on Sunday but not to France. The one who travelled to Australia travelled on Tuesday and the one who travelled to France travelled on Saturday. Gifty travelled on Wednesday. Richa travelled to South Africa but not on Thursday. Nita did not travel to France.
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