A. Temperate deciduous forests
B. Tropical evergreen forests
C. Temperate coniferous forests
D. None of the above
A. Rice, millet maize cotton
B. Jowar bajra rice cotton jute, gram
C. Groundnut, bajra , barley, sorghum, wheat
D. None of these
A. Brazil
B. India
C. Thailand
D. None of these
A. Cedar
B. Redwood
C. Eucalyptus
D. Data palm
A. England
B. Norway
C. Scotland
D. Swaden
A. China
B. Bolivia
C. Malaysia
D. Nigeria
A. April-june, oct-sept
B. April-july, oct,nov
C. April-may, oct-dec
D. Jan-may oct-sept
A. Those willing to work at the going wage labour demand
B. Labour demand those willing to work at the going wage
C. Labor demand, labor supply
D. Those willing to work at the going wage labor supply
A. Keynesian policies
B. Supply-side policies
C. Monetarist policies
D. Classical policies
A. Increase reduce
B. Increase, increase
C. Reduce, increase
D. Reduce, reduce