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MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE


POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FINANCIAL


MARKET PRACTICE


Term-End Examination


June 2010


MS-3: MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE



Time: 3 hours                                                                                  Maximum Marks: 100


                                                                                                                  ( Weighting 70%)

 

Note:             (i)  There are two Sections A and B.

                      (ii)  Attempt any three questions, from Section - A

                     (iii) Section - B is compulsory, carries 40 marks.

                      (iv) All Questions carry equal marks

SECTION – A




  1. What do you think are the defining characteristics of economic and none  economic environment? How do these environments impact the business? Explain with examples.20



  1. (a) 'The small scale industry has found a place of prominence in the success massive industrial policies of India. Keeping this statement in mind. elaborate upon the industrial policy for small scale industries (SSI).10


(b) Explain the institutional infrastructure at the central level institutions for SSIs.

  1. Experts often argue that industrial licensing policy has impeded competition in India. Evaluate this statement in the light of objectives of industrial licensing policy in India.20



  1. Explain the EXIM policy charges effected in 1991. How are such measures different from the EXIM policies pursued earlier?20



  1. (a) Identify the fundamental differences between exclusive and inclusive growth.10


(b) Critically examine the new economic reforms from the viewpoint of its

impact on employment.   10

 

SECTION – B




  1. Comment on each of the following statements: 4x5=20



  • India's indebtedness position has improved in recent time

  • India's capital account is now partially convertible.

  • Liberalization, globalization, and privatization are all means to achieve  certain ends of the society.



  • A new focus in MRTP act.



  1. Write short notes on any four of the following: 4x5=20



  • Balance of payments

  • Tariff and non-tariff barriers

  • Fiscal deficit and revenue deficit

  • The financial Asset structure of household section.

  • Rao - Manmohan Model of development.


 
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