481UKPSC2016EconomyEnglish
Who coined the term ‘BRIC’ in 2001?
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Correct option: A — Jim O’ Neil
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- 482UKPSC2016EconomyEnglish
The British scholar Jim O’ Neil who coined the term ‘BRICS’ is related to which of the following subjects?
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Correct option: D — Economics
- 483UKPSC2016EconomyEnglish
In which year ‘BRIC’ grouping was formed as ‘BRICS’?
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Correct option: A — 2010
- 484UKPSC2011EconomyEnglish
The first ever summit meeting of ‘BRICS countries’ took place at
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Correct option: C — Russia
- 485UKPSC2014EconomyEnglish
Which one of the following is not a member of ‘BRICS’?
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Correct option: C — Saudi Arabia
- 486UKPSC2014EconomyEnglish
Which one of the following countries was introduced in ‘BRICS’ in the last?
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Correct option: C — South Africa
- 487UKPSC2016EconomyEnglish
How many countries are members of World Bank?
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Correct option: A — 189
- 488MPPSC2005EconomyEnglish
In which year was the World Bank formed?
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Correct option: A — 1945
- 489HPSC2014EconomyEnglish
Which of the following is also known as International Bank for Reconstruction and Development?
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Correct option: B — World Bank
- 490HPSC2014EconomyEnglish
The new World Trade Organisation (WTO), which replaced the GATT came into effect from
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Correct option: B — 1st January, 1995
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