The question in the attached image. Please explain each right as well as wrong options 47. Which of the following is the reason behind the inequality of income distribution in India?(a) Private ownership of the property(b) Unemployment and semi unemployment(c) Inflation(d) All of these48. Which of these is not a condition for adverse BOP situation?(a) Capital account deficit(b) Capital account surplus(c) Fall in the export earning(d) Sharp rise in import bill49. In the era of post economic reforms in India for the balance of trade in external trade(a) deficit has increased gradually(b) surplus has increased gradually(c) the amount of deficit has become static(d) the amount of surplus has become static50. The type of unemployment that has been estimated on the basis of current and daily status by NationalSample Survey Organisation (NSSO) indicates(a) seasonal and disguised unemployment(b) open unemployment(c) unemployment in unorganised sector(d) frictional unemployment

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47. Which of the following is the reason behind the inequality of income distribution in India? (a) Private ownership of the property (c) Inflation (b) Unemployment and semi unemployment (d) All of these

47. Which of the following is the reason behind the inequality of income distribution in India? (a) Private ownership of the property (c) Inflation (b) Unemployment and semi unemployment (d) All of these

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