MCQs on Clusters and Cluster Development
MCQs on Clusters and Cluster Development
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
- What is a business cluster?
- a) A group of companies under one owner
- b) Geographic concentration of interconnected businesses
- c) A single large factory
- d) None of the above
- Which of the following is an advantage of clusters?
- a) Higher production cost
- b) Decreased market reach
- c) Improved innovation through collaboration
- d) Isolation from competitors
- Horizontal clusters are defined as:
- a) Firms producing similar products
- b) Firms in different regions
- c) Firms at various supply chain levels
- d) Government units
- Which Indian city is known for its textile cluster?
- a) Moradabad
- b) Rajkot
- c) Tirupur
- d) Ludhiana
- Which report is used for credit evaluation in MSMEs?
- a) RBI Bulletin
- b) CIBIL Report
- c) IMF Review
- d) SEBI Report
- Which agency supports MSME credit guarantees in India?
- a) SIDBI
- b) CGTMSE
- c) RBI
- d) NABARD
- Vertical clusters include:
- a) Firms with the same ownership
- b) Firms at different production stages
- c) Firms in different sectors
- d) Government agencies
- One major disadvantage of clusters is:
- a) Access to skilled labor
- b) Shared infrastructure
- c) Overdependence on shared resources
- d) Lower production
- PMEGP is aimed at:
- a) Environmental protection
- b) Promoting self-employment
- c) Cluster measurement
- d) Cluster saturation
- Which region is globally known for IT cluster?
- a) Baden-Württemberg
- b) Silicon Valley
- c) Emilia-Romagna
- d) Tirupur
- Who promotes TUFS scheme?
- a) RBI
- b) Ministry of Textiles
- c) SIDBI
- d) MSME Ministry
- NEF scheme is meant for:
- a) Urban enterprises
- b) North-East region enterprises
- c) Foreign companies
- d) Agricultural loans
- Key benefit of clusters includes:
- a) Isolation
- b) Shared facilities
- c) High cost
- d) Legal complexity
- CGTSI is now known as:
- a) CGSI
- b) CGTMSE
- c) MSME India
- d) CIBIL
- Environmental impact assessment checks:
- a) Loan default
- b) Pollution and waste levels
- c) Market saturation
- d) Profitability
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