Industry And Society In Sociology — Part 2 MCQs with Explanations

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Who propounded the theory of 'Historical Materialism'?

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Developing countries like . . . . . . . . are providing cheap labour.

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The first modern industries in India were:

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Which two items were reserved for the small-scale sector?

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"Urbanisation is not only shifting of population towards cities, but also includes changes in the attitudes, beliefs, values and behaviour patterns of the shifting population". Whose statement is this?

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Who is the part of junior artists association?

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The process of government to sell its share in several public sector companies is known as:

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In developed regions less than . . . . . . . . are engaged in agriculture.

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More and more companies are reducing the number of:

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Software professionals are well educated and belong to:

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