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Which of the following is NOT a direct benefit of globalisation for Indian consumers?

easy MCQ 1 mark Class 10 · Economics · Globalisation and the Indian Economy
  1. Lower price of imported goods
  2. Greater variety of products
  3. Access to advanced technology
  4. Increased employment in local industries
Answer
Increased employment in local industries

The correct answer is Increased employment in local industries — Therefore the statement that is not a direct benefit is ‘Increased employment in local industries’.

Step-by-step solution

  1. Identify common benefits of globalisation for consumers – lower prices of imported goods, greater variety of products, and access to advanced technology.
  2. Observe that increased employment in local industries benefits producers, not consumers directly.
  3. Therefore the statement that is not a direct benefit is ‘Increased employment in local industries’.
Common mistake: confusing producer benefits with consumer benefits

Concept tested: direct benefit of globalisation for consumers

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