CBSE Class 12 Sample Paper for 2023 Solutions - Economics

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Solutions to CBSE Sample Paper - Economics Class 12

Compare and analyse the following information related to Imports and Exports of the three neighbouring nations:

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Answer:

The above table shows that during the given periods the Exports from India to Pakistan have increased at an annualized rate of 3.7 % while the same with China shows 2.6% of growth. On the other hand, India’s import from China accounted for a massive 10.3 %. The corresponding figure with Pakistan witnessed an average of 5.1% respectively.

The situation indicates that Indian imports from China are too high in comparison to the exports to China. This shows that Indian economy was over-dependent on Chinese economy for goods and services, over the given period of time. Whereas, in case of Pakistan gap is quite narrow, which may be due to various reasons.

 

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