Question : Economic globalization in South Asia has led to an increase in what type of investment?
Option 1: Local investment
Option 2: Foreign direct investment
Option 3: Government investment
Option 4: Informal investment
Correct Answer: Foreign direct investment
Solution : Economic globalization in South Asia has led to an increase in foreign direct investment, as global companies invest in the region's markets.
Question : What challenge do South Asian countries face due to economic globalization?
Option 1: Decline in traditional cultural practices
Option 2: Increased vulnerability to global economic shocks
Option 3: Decreased foreign direct investment
Option 4: Reduction in regional trade agreements
Question : The crowding-out effect refers to:
Option 1: A decrease in private investment due to an increase in government expenditure
Option 2: An increase in private investment due to an increase in government expenditure
Option 3: A decrease in government expenditure due to an increase in private investment
Option 4: An increase in government expenditure due to a decrease in private investment
Question : The crowding-out effect suggests that an increase in government expenditure leads to:
Option 1: A decrease in private investment
Option 2: An increase in private investment
Option 3: No change in private investment
Option 4: An increase in savings
Question : What is a positive impact of economic globalization on South Asia?
Option 1: Decreased foreign investment
Option 2: Increased regional isolation
Option 3: Enhanced connectivity with global markets
Option 4: Reduced cultural diversity
Question : The multiplier effect refers to the:
Option 1: Increase in consumption due to an increase in income
Option 2: Increase in investment due to an increase in consumption
Option 3: Increase in income due to an increase in investment
Option 4: Increase in income due to an initial change in spending
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